Senators' Linus Ullmark Secures Third NHL Win With 22 Saves Against Flyers

Linus Ullmark, the Ottawa Senators' goalie, has shown strong performances recently, including a 7-1 win over the Capitals where he stopped 12 of 13 shots and contributed to the team's dominant offense. Despite facing inconsistent play earlier in the season, Ullmark made 22 saves in a 2-1 victory over the Flyers, allowing only an early goal, helping the Senators maintain a solid home record. Ullmark also made an unusual and entertaining decision to skate across the ice to join a fight during a game, highlighting his active presence beyond typical goaltending duties. The Flyers, led by Tyson Foerster who scored early in the game against Ottawa, displayed aggressive offense but struggled to convert many chances, partly due to Ullmark's goaltending and defensive efforts. The Senators have benefited from contributions by players like Michael Amadio and Olle Lycksell, who scored key goals in recent games. Overall, Ullmark's recent form and the Senators' offensive support have positioned them well in their matchups, despite some ongoing challenges in consistency and competition from teams like the Flyers.