Senators’ Late Push Falls Short in 6–3 Loss to Bruins
The Belleville Senators returned home to open their Hockey Fights Cancer weekend series, facing the Providence Bruins but ultimately falling 6–3.
Game Summary
Providence established control early, capitalizing on defensive breakdowns to build a multi-goal lead through the first two periods. Despite a strong comeback effort in the final frame, Belleville’s rally came too late to overcome the deficit.
Key Moments
- The Bruins took advantage of early power-play chances to set the tone.
- Belleville responded with a determined third-period surge, narrowing the gap to 5–3.
- An empty-net goal from Providence sealed the game’s outcome.
Player Highlights
Belleville’s offense showed flashes of energy, with three different players finding the back of the net. The team’s depth contributed to a spirited finish, though defensive lapses remained costly.
Looking Ahead
The Senators will look to regroup quickly as they continue their home stand and conclude the Hockey Fights Cancer weekend with renewed focus on defensive consistency and discipline.
“The team showed fight late, but we need stronger starts,” said the Belleville coaching staff after the game.
Author’s summary: Belleville showed grit in their Hockey Fights Cancer opener, but early defensive errors and a slow start doomed their 6–3 loss to Providence.
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