The Ottawa Senators are set for a rematch against the Boston Bruins following a decisive 7–2 victory last week. After a rare four-day break in this condensed season, the Senators have dedicated the past two days to focused practice sessions, refining team strategies ahead of their clash in Boston.
This week’s preparation included a unique element: the Senators’ fathers joined meetings and practices as part of the “Dad’s trip.” This presence aims to boost accountability and reinforce adherence to the game plan.
"Travis Green spoke to the media yesterday and emphasized a sixty-minute mindset as his mantra for the team going into this next stretch of games."
Green is pushing for complete commitment from every player and seamless teamwork throughout the entire game. Particular attention was given to the penalty kill, with hopes that the recent adjustments will make a difference against the Bruins. The team also worked on 5-on-5 play and passing drills.
When asked about the so-called November curse affecting the Senators, Green dismissed concerns about past results, focusing solely on preparing his players for the upcoming match. Currently, the Senators come off a loss to the Montreal Canadiens last Saturday.
The Senators aim to maintain their momentum and sharpen their focus, leveraging both strategic training and personal motivation as they face the Bruins again.
Strong team focus and renewed tactics highlight the Senators' commitment to overcoming setbacks and competing fiercely in this important rematch.