Linus Ullmark struggles in recent game against Canadiens
Linus Ullmark, the goaltender for the Ottawa Senators, faced a challenging game on March 3, 2026, in Edmonton against the Montreal Canadiens. Ullmark stopped 20 of 23 shots but allowed a goal in each period, resulting in a 3-2 loss for his team.
This game marked a notable shift for Ullmark, who had not taken a regulation loss in his last 13 appearances prior to this match. His recent performance had included 9 wins and 7 overtime losses during that stretch, showcasing a solid run for the goaltender.
Ullmark’s current record stands at 19 wins, 9 losses, and 7 overtime losses over 36 starts this season, with a goals-against average (GAA) of 2.85 and a save percentage of .883. These statistics indicate that while he has had a successful season overall, his save percentage is unusually low compared to previous years.
With this recent loss, Ullmark is now just one win away from reaching the milestone of 20 wins for the fifth consecutive year. This achievement highlights his consistency and resilience as a goaltender in the NHL.
Following the game, Ullmark acknowledged the need to move on from this performance, stating, “I need to flush this game away.” His focus now shifts to upcoming matches as the Senators aim to improve their standings.
The Senators will look to bounce back in their next game, as Ullmark continues to be a key player for the team. His ability to recover from this setback will be crucial for Ottawa’s success in the remainder of the season.
As the season progresses, fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how Ullmark responds to this recent challenge and whether he can regain his form.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any potential adjustments the Senators may make to their lineup or strategy in light of Ullmark’s performance.
