Batherson's Power Play Goal Not Enough as Sens Fall to Sharks
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March 15, 2026
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Batherson's Power Play Goal Not Enough as Sens Fall to Sharks

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Drake Batherson tallied a power-play goal against Laurent Brossoit, but the Ottawa Senators were unable to secure a victory against the San Jose Sharks, falling short on home ice. The game marked Brossoit's first NHL appearance since April 2024, after being recalled from the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL.

The Senators, with a 33-23-9 record, are striving to solidify their playoff position in the Atlantic Division. Batherson, a key player for Ottawa, has been a consistent offensive contributor throughout the season. Through 8 seasons with the Senators, Batherson has recorded 139 goals and 209 assists in 450 games.

Brossoit's return to the NHL was a storyline in itself, providing the Sharks with a reliable backup option. The Sharks entered the game with a 32-26-6 record, battling for position in the Pacific Division.

Looking ahead, the Senators will need to regroup and focus on their upcoming games as they continue their playoff push. Key players like Batherson, Tim Stutzle and Brady Tkachuk will need to lead the charge if the Senators hope to make a deep playoff run.