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Senators' Monday game in Boston is Sportsnet+ exclusive in English

Ottawa's Oct. 5 visit to Boston starts at 7:42 p.m. ET and is the first of seven Senators games carried exclusively in English on Sportsnet+ this season.

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The Ottawa Senators visit the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Monday, Oct. 5, in the first of seven Senators games this season available exclusively in English on Sportsnet+. The club says puck drop is set for 7:42 p.m. ET.

Existing Sportsnet+ subscribers have access. Rogers and Shaw Direct customers whose TV package includes Sportsnet can also watch without buying the streaming add-on, according to the Senators. Those customers can use the voice command on their Ignite remote to find the game. Fans with other cable providers need a Sportsnet+ package to watch the seven Monday games in English.

The game also airs in French on TVA Sports. Radio coverage is available on TSN 1200 in English, with Dean Brown and Gord Wilson, and on 104.7 FM in French.

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