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Claude Giroux

Claude Giroux

#28RW,
G
19
A
37
Pts
56
+/-
-7
PPP
13
SOG
154
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 11"/190 lbs
Born: Hearst, Canada
Draft: 2006 1st round (22nd pick) by the
Shoots: R
  • USA TODAY

    Claude Giroux scores in regulation and the shootout as Senators beat the Blue Jackets 3-2

    NHL Ottawa Senators Add Topic Claude Giroux scores in regulation and the shootout as Senators beat the Blue Jackets 3-2 MITCH STACY AP COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Claude Giroux scored in regulation and the shootout, leading the Ottawa Senators to a 3-2, come-from-behind victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night. Giroux beat goalie Elvis Merzlikins with a slap shot in the third round of the shootout as Ottawa rallied from a two-goal deficit in the third period to win its second straight game following a seven-game skid. Giroux scored at 7:25 of the third period to cut the Senators' deficit to a goal. Tim Stützle tied the game at 2 with 8:03 left in regulation. Anton Forsberg stopped

  • Silver Seven

    Sens Complete the Comeback in Columbus

    While many teams are jockeying for a highly coveted playoff position, the Columbus Blue Jackets hosted the Ottawa Senators for the Battle For The Basement™. Sitting just two points behind the Senators for last in the Eastern Conference, the storyline around tonight's game was all about the draft lottery. If you're in the part of the fanbase who has their eyes solely set on a high draft selection, the start of this game was absolutely for you as just fifteen (15) seconds into the game, Boone Jenner made it 1-0 for the Blue Jackets. The remainder of the first period, however, the ice felt like it was leaning slightly in Ottawa's favour when it came to shots and scoring chances.

  • The Hockey Writers

    How the Senators Should Finish Out Their Losing Season

    The Ottawa Senators have 19 meaningless games to play before the season's death march comes to a merciful end. Given the choice between sticking a fork in their thigh or being forced to watch those games, I'd be willing to bet that many fans would choose self-mutilation and a 24-hour wait in one of Ottawa's overcrowded emergency wards for stitches. If his goal is to end the campaign on a high note and salvage a scrap or two of his team's shredded pride, then he'll need to play his established roster players hoping they'll rise to the occasion. It's one or the other for Staios now – drive to end the season on a high note or turn to build next year's roster.