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Fansided · Nov 4

The Senators’ power play is broken, and it needs to be fixed before it becomes too late

One of the Ottawa Senators’ biggest flaws so far this season is their power-play. To call it disappointing is an understatement. Their special teams unit has become a liability, but it’s been rather hard to pinpoint why.

When we look at the team's roster and power-play units, plenty of offensive powerhouses stand out. With Jake Sanderson and Thomas Chabot quarterbacking from the blue line and offensive talent from Tim Stützle, Drake Batherson, Dylan Cozens, and Shane Pinto, the team's offense can’t capitalize on man-advantage opportunities.

A steep decline

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