Sleepy Rangers exit first scoreless....
Barely.
The last shot of the period, which the Senators dominated, was a Chris Kelly crossbar. Overall, the Senators had the territorial edge and a 10-5 advantage in shots. John Tortorella called a timeout at 4:09 to try to shake the cobwebs out of his troops, but the Sens were just quicker and sharper. The Blueshirts' first shot came at 5:02 from Derek Stepan, the best forward on ice in the first 20 minutes.
Sens have not scored in 198.30...Have a feeling they will. Daniel Alfredsson had four shots
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