Senators, Maple Leafs expect 'playoff game' atmosphere
The Senators (35-25-5) are trying to do their part to end their seven-year playoff drought, coming into Toronto on a five-game winning streak to face the Maple Leafs (39-23-3) in front of a national TV audience on "Hockey Night in Canada" on Saturday (7 p.m. ET; CBC, SNO, SNW, SNP, TVAS2).
How the Ottawa Senators completed a season sweep of the Toronto Maple Leafs: 4 takeaways
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