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Samuel Ersson gave the Ottawa Senators something on Wednesday night that they hadn't really gotten all season.

SenShot's Nestor Quixtan argues that goaltender Samuel Ersson provided the Ottawa Senators with crucial stability and time during their 2-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night. Quixtan highlights that after Peyton Krebs scored late in the second period, Ersson shut the door, enabling Ottawa to tie the score and eventually secure a late go-ahead goal.
The writer notes that the performance reflects a turning point for Ottawa's goaltending during Linus Ullmark's injury absence. With Ersson and Jonas Johansson providing solid play, the writer believes the Senators can avoid seeking external trade options.
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