The Ottawa Senators place goaltender Linus Ullmark on injured reserve after he leaves a game against the Florida Panthers with an apparent lower-body or muscle injury. Multiple outlets report the decision comes shortly after Ottawa’s strong performance in the matchup at Canadian Tire Centre.
Coverage describes Ullmark exiting mid-game after an injury on a routine save attempt, and notes that Ottawa then turns to backup goaltending. Global News specifically ties the injury to a lower-body strain suffered during a 5-1 win over Florida, while other reports emphasize the sudden nature of the setback and the Senators’ need to adjust.
Overall, the outlets largely agree on what happened and the immediate consequence for Ottawa’s season plans: Ullmark is sidelined on injured reserve and the team moves forward with Samuel Ersson in goal. Differences are mainly in how detailed each piece is about the injury type and the circumstances of the moment Ullmark left the ice.
