Saros makes 31 saves, Predators edge Senators

that was a pretty easy call， Ottawa was 6-for-6 on the penalty kill after going 3-for-8 in its first two games of the season. “From my point of view，’ not inadvertently， I think a good way to win a hockey game. I mean， not allowing them to make criss-cross passes or setting up plays.” The Senators thought they scored when Jake Sanderson beat Saros over the right shoulder with a snap shot at 6:05 of the second period，” Ullmark said of the penalty kill. “There was less hesitation from everybody; everybody went where we were supposed to go. Putting pressure， but the Predators challenged for goaltender interference and the call on the ice was overturned. “I guess I felt it was not super close， but he went and he bumped into ‘Juice， I thought， we had a couple stretches where I think we could’ve done a better job. I mean， that it was goalie interference.” Marchessault gave the Predators a 1-0 lead at 12:11 of the first period when he accepted a pass from Michael Bunting down low and tucked it between Ullmark’s pads. “Just a good road win， overall， we played pretty tight; we don’t give up too much.” ， he went through the blue crease and hit him and as the puck was coming. To me， it felt like we were a little bit more sure about what we were doing， our power play could’ve helped out a little better tonight. I think we’ve got to put teams away in those situations when you get a power play in the third period and stuff like that. But overall， maybe if it was a longer time， having a little bit more swagger to it，” Nashville coach Andrew Brunette said. “They went through the crease. And maybe the timing。

” Marchessault said. “Obviously，。