Baby Sens score in overtime to tie Calder Cup Finals at 1 game apiece

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May 29, 2011 at 2:47PM

Ottawa Senators 2007 first-round pick Jim O'Brien scored the winner less than eight minutes into overtime Saturday night to lift Binghamton to a 2-1 win over Houston and tie the best-of-seven Calder Cup Finals at 1 game apiece.

Casey Wellman scored the lone goal for the Aeros as Robyn Lehner made 28 saves for Binghamton.

Both teams will get plenty of rest now. Home-ice advantage now belongs to the Baby Sens, and the series switches to Binghamton with Game 3 not coming until Wednesday.

That's it from here. Have a good holiday weekend. I'll be on Joe Schmit's Sports Wrap tonight on Ch. 5.

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