Leafs comeback and beat Sens in SO!

Well, it wasn't pretty that's for sure. But the Leafs kept skating and forechecking and eventually beat the Sens out 5-4 in a shout out.

Mason Raymond continues to impress and Bolland had some neat dangles in the 3rd. But probably the biggest news that came out was Reimer's nerves. He looked rattled on in close plays and Spezza's goal that made it 4-2 was weak.

It was nice seeing Torts get his first win as a Canuck last night. Edmonton is in deep trouble with the goaltending they have. Sad thing is Dubnyk makes good coin as well. $3+ if I'm not mistaken.

What about the high-flying blues?  7 goals last night. I can't remember the last time they scored so proficiently.

It still might be early for the goalie controversy, but Bernier is a lot more calming in the crease with his more economical movement. Reimer seems to expend more energy with all his movements at this point.

Ottawa beginning to panic?

After last night's disappointing loss to the Montreal Canadiens, another goalie may be on GM Bryan Murray's wish list come trade deadline day.
Ottawa Sun columnist Bruce Garrioch believes the Senators may need to trade for a legitimate No. 1 goalie after Martin Gerber came out with a sub-par performance in arguably Ottawa's most important game of the season.
And then there's Ray Emery...
League sources told the Sun that Bryan Murray has been one of the most active GMs heading up to deadline day.
It's believed Murray has spoken to the Kings, Lightning and Coyotes to see who they will make available should they become sellers. But because of their recent struggles, teams are putting the squeeze on Murray and increasing their asking price.
The Senators might be willing to dangle prospects Brian Lee, Ilja Zubov and Nick Foligno as part of a deal.

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