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OTTAWA -The decision facing Geoff Ward and his coaching staff isn't an an easy one.
Do they go with David Rittich in net vs. the Senators? He is coming off a stellar performance vs. the Maple Leafs on Thursday and has been rock solid for the club all season, playing in 35 games thus far.
Or do they go with Cam Talbot, who also has been tremendous in his recent games, winning his last four starts?

"We haven't made up our mind yet on that," he said after the team's practice on Friday afternoon. "This is a tough decision on this one. We're going to take some time here, sit down and talk to both guys, take a look at where we're at, and we'll have someone decided on later tonight.
"Both guys have been real good for us. We've talked about it before - we need to use the depth at that position. For us, we feel we need both goalies to be successful and both goalies are playing well right now. We want to make sure we continue to use both guys.
"If we leave one guy on the shelf for too long, his game is going to fade a little bit. We want to make sure we maximize the opportunity to have a lot of energy at the position, have a lot of battle at the position, and they've done a good job with it so far."

Interim head coach Geoff Ward on facing the Sens

EDIT:David Rittich get the start in net in Ottawa.
FORWARDS
Matthew Tkachuk - Elias Lindholm - Andrew Mangiapane
Johnny Gaudreau - Sean Monahan - Mikael Backlund
Milan Lucic - Derek Ryan - Dillon Dube
Sam Bennett - Mark Jankowski - Tobias Rieder
DEFENCE
Mark Giordano - TJ Brodie
Noah Hanifin - Travis Hamonic
Oliver Kylington - Rasmus Andersson
GOALTENDER
David Rittich
The Flames are now on their bye week and will be back in action following the NHL All-Star Weekend, hosting the St. Louis Blues at 7:00 p.m. MT on Jan. 28. Limited tickets are available
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