Tim Stutzle's stellar two-goal performance, capped with a power-play winner, propelled the Ottawa Senators to a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory against the Philadelphia Flyers. This win marks a significant moment for the Senators as they had already secured a playoff berth, allowing them to rest key players like Nick Jensen and David Perron. Despite the rest, Stutzle showcased his high-level play, tying the game in the third period and sealing the win in overtime.

The game witnessed fluctuating momentum, with the Flyers initially taking the lead thanks to Nicolas Deslauriers and Noah Cates, but the Senators rallied back with goals from Stutzle and Thomas Chabot. Anton Forsberg’s strong performance in goal, including a pivotal breakaway save against Matvei Michkov, ensured the Senators maintained their edge. The Senators will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming game against the Chicago Blackhawks.

In a thrilling 3-0 victory over the Florida Panthers, the Ottawa Senators showcased their playoff ambitions as they moved closer to postseason contention, now sitting at 41 wins and 29 losses. The crowd's palpable energy, with chants of 'We want playoffs,' echoed throughout the rink, reflecting the long-awaited hope after a six-year absence from the playoffs. Drake Batherson opened the scoring with a smart tip-in from a Dylan Cozens slapshot, while backup goaltender Anton Forsberg stole the show with 40 saves, earning his third shutout of the season against a high-caliber opponent. Coach Travis Green praised his team's effort and commitment, emphasizing the desire to win within the squad.

In a standout performance, Anton Forsberg secured his third shutout of the season, making 40 saves as the Ottawa Senators blanked the Florida Panthers 3-0. The Senators scored early with Jake Sanderson netting a goal, followed by Drake Batherson tipping in a shot from Dylan Cozens. Despite the Panthers' attempts to break through, they were unable to find the net and have now suffered back-to-back shutout losses, struggling without key players like Matthew Tkachuk.

With this victory, Ottawa bolstered their playoff hopes, moving to 12 games above .500. Forsberg’s impressive play was crucial, especially after a close moment that nearly had Florida scoring but was ruled out due to a high stick. Ottawa's next matchup is against the Columbus Blue Jackets, while the Panthers are set to face the Detroit Red Wings, seeking to halt their four-game losing streak.

Brandon Hagel notched the decisive goal for the Tampa Bay Lightning in their recent 5-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators, marking his second consecutive game with a go-ahead score. The Lightning swept their two-game series against Ottawa, moving into a tie for third in the Atlantic Division. Joining Hagel on the scoresheet were Jake Guentzel, Brayden Point, Mitchell Chaffee, and Erik Cernak, while Andrei Vasilevskiy made 27 saves. Michael Amadio scored the lone goal for the Senators, who saw Anton Forsberg turn away 26 shots.

The game saw Guentzel open the scoring with a power play goal, leading to a tie when Amadio redirected a shot from Thomas Chabot. However, Hagel's breakaway goal restored the Lightning's lead before Point and Cernak sealed the win with their contributions. Despite a missed power play opportunity that could have shifted momentum, the Lightning held off a 2-on-1 rush against Vasilevskiy, showcasing their defensive strength. The Lightning have an impressive record of 7-1-1 at home in their last nine games and will look to build on this as they head towards their next challenges against Detroit.

DraftKings players are focusing on key goalies as they prepare for matchups in the NHL. Anton Forsberg of the Ottawa Senators is one to watch, coming off impressive performances with a total of 35.4 fantasy points in two recent games. His matchup against the Washington Capitals, a team that has seen a series of low-scoring games, could provide him with significant save opportunities.

Another goalie making waves is Arvid Soderblom from the Chicago Blackhawks, who has averaged 22.6 fantasy points in his last three games. Despite the challenge of facing the Carolina Hurricanes, Soderblom's recent form makes him a strong candidate for starting in fantasy leagues.

Lastly, Marc-Andre Fleury from the Minnesota Wild enters with solid momentum, having contributed to a low goals-against average in recent games. With two straight wins, Fleury looks poised for a high-scoring night as the Wild take on the Montreal Canadiens, making him a viable starting option on DraftKings.