Ottawa Senators Stifled by L.A. Kings' Defense in Canadian Tire Centre Showdown

The Ottawa Senators faced off against the Los Angeles Kings at the Canadian Tire Centre, resulting in a 1-0 victory for the visitors. This outcome brought the Senators' record to 9-6-4, while the Kings improved to 10-5-4.

First Period

The opening period saw an early goal from Alex Laferriere of the L.A. Kings, which turned out to be decisive. Despite a strong defensive effort from both sides, neither team managed to capitalize on their powerplay opportunities during this period.

Second Period

As play resumed, both teams displayed solid defensive strategies with no goals scored in this segment. The Sens had several attempts but were unable to break through Anton Forsberg's goaltending prowess for the Kings.

Third Period

In a final push during the third period, Ottawa intensified their offensive efforts but remained scoreless as Forsberg continued his impressive performance between the pipes. Claude Giroux led his team with five shots on goal but couldn't find success against Forsberg's perfect save percentage.

Despite being outshot by one attempt (18 shots by L.A.), Ottawa's defense held firm throughout most of this encounter; however, they struggled offensively with zero goals and missed opportunities on two powerplays.

Looking ahead, fans can catch their next game when they visit Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center on November 20th at 10:00 PM EDT via ESPN+ or Victory+. Share your thoughts and insights about these game-changing plays Ottawa Senators vs Los Angeles Kings!