Capitals Beat Senators 3-2 in Overtime: Hutson Scores Winner at 1:14 of OT After Roy Opens Scoring 35 Seconds In
Ottawa, Ontario. The Washington Capitals beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in overtime on Tuesday night, November 10, at Canadian Tire Centre, as 20-year-old defenseman Cole Hutson scored the winner at 1:14 of overtime, the first overtime game-winning goal of his NHL career.
Matt Roy put Washington ahead 1-0 just 35 seconds into the game. Ottawa replied in the second period through Ridly Greig and Hayden Hodgson to lead 2-1, outshooting Washington 17-2 in the period while the Capitals went more than 20 minutes without a shot.
Hutson set up the tying goal at 12:31 of the third period, finding Pierre-Luc Dubois for a one-timer that made it 2-2. In overtime, Hutson took a pass from Alex Ovechkin and scored on a wrist shot through traffic. Senators goaltender Samuel Ersson made 14 saves, and the attendance was 16,679.
Washington improved to 10-6-0 and Ottawa fell to 11-6-2. The Capitals visit the New Jersey Devils on Thursday, while the Senators host the Colorado Avalanche.
Source: Washington Capitals
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