In Ottawa Thursday, the Senators trailed the Boston Bruins and Tuukka Rask 1-0 before rallying with three goals from Mark Stone, Chris Wideman and Kyle Turris to win, 3-1.
“It was a beauty. I knew he was behind me coming into the zone so I just dropped it for him and tried to get in behind the [defenseman] to try and get a rebound,” Turris said of Stone’s assist on his goal. ” He made a gorgeous play to fake the shot and slide it between the [defenseman’s] stick and skates. The goalie was already down so I just tried to put it up. 
David Pastrnak had give the Bruins a 1-0 lead with his goal in the first period with 10 seconds left in the frame.
Craig Anderson made 19 saves for the Sens win.
“They always play us tough and play us hard,” Anderson said. “Tonight we did it right longer and harder.”
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Rask had 23 saves in the loss.
“I think the whole game there was poor puck management in my estimation. We’ve been a better team than that,” Bruins head coach Claude Julien said. “It’s disappointing tonight in an important game like this we came out with one of worst efforts in probably a month. I didn’t like our game tonight, decision making, puck management, I would say there were a lot of no shows, as well.
“Those are things that can’t happen in these kind of games. Definitely not happy with not just the outcome, but our team. Definitely we need to be better. We’ve got an opportunity here to go back home and play right away tomorrow and hopefully we can get back on track quickly here.”
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