GAME CANCELLED: Boston Bruins vs. Ottawa Senators Game Postponed Due to Widespread Power Outage…
Boston Bruins vs. Ottawa Senators Game Postponed Due to Widespread Power Outage
In an unexpected turn of events, the highly anticipated matchup between the Boston Bruins and the Ottawa Senators, scheduled for Friday night at the Canadian Tire Centre, has been postponed due to a widespread power outage affecting the Ottawa area.
Local officials confirmed that the outage, caused by severe weather conditions and damage to key infrastructure, left parts of the city, including the arena, without electricity. Efforts to restore power proved challenging, with uncertainty over the timeline for repairs, prompting the decision to prioritize safety and reschedule the game.
Both teams expressed disappointment over the cancellation but emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of fans, staff, and players. Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery stated, “It’s unfortunate, but these situations are beyond anyone’s control. We’re looking forward to competing when the conditions allow.”
Fans with tickets for the game will be provided with further information regarding rescheduling and refund options. The NHL is expected to announce a new date for the game in the coming days.
This marks a rare disruption for the league, underscoring the impact of extreme weather on sports events. Updates will follow as the situation evolves.
