Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Low-scoring Sens face off with high-scoring Flyers (Yahoo Sports)
If the Ottawa Senators are looking to infuse some goal-scoring into their anemic offense, they are coming to the right place. The Senators, who rank 27th in the NHL with an average of just 2.20 goals per game, visit the Philadelphia Flyers, who rank last in the NHL in goals allowed per game (3.63), on Tuesday night. The Senators' 9-5-1 record may be proof that playing good defense is more important than scoring goals.
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