Senators' Shane Pinto out vs. Blues, Zub expected to return
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The Ottawa Senators will be without center Shane Pinto as they face off against the St. Louis Blues. Pinto, who has been a key player for the Senators this season, is sidelined with an undisclosed injury. This absence is significant for Ottawa as they look to maintain their momentum in the crowded playoff race.
However, the Senators are set to welcome back defenseman Artem Zub, who has been recovering from a lower-body injury. Zub's return is expected to bolster the team’s defensive lineup, offering a boost that could be crucial against a competitive Blues squad. His ability to contribute both defensively and offensively will help the Senators as they navigate this challenging matchup.
The Senators have been striving for consistency and a solid performance against the Blues could help gain critical points. With every game counting towards their playoff chances, the team is eager to showcase their depth and resilience in the face of injuries. Fans will be hopeful that the combination of returning players and emerging talent will lead to a successful outing against St. Louis.
However, the Senators are set to welcome back defenseman Artem Zub, who has been recovering from a lower-body injury. Zub's return is expected to bolster the team’s defensive lineup, offering a boost that could be crucial against a competitive Blues squad. His ability to contribute both defensively and offensively will help the Senators as they navigate this challenging matchup.
The Senators have been striving for consistency and a solid performance against the Blues could help gain critical points. With every game counting towards their playoff chances, the team is eager to showcase their depth and resilience in the face of injuries. Fans will be hopeful that the combination of returning players and emerging talent will lead to a successful outing against St. Louis.