Raymond converted a spin-o-rama, a move he's used throughout his career and one the NHL considered banning. He defended his ability to use it to score.
"I think I like most of all that I'm successful at it," he said. "It's one that seems to raise some debate and there's going to be a little more of it. It's something that's been successful for me, and if I can use it, why not?"
Senators coach Paul MacLean argued briefly with officials over the goal, scored against Craig Anderson.
"I think it's a very unfair play for the goaltender for the guy to come in and blow snow on him," MacLean said. "To me he came to a full stop and the puck went backwards and came forwards, but that's me. I'm only a fisherman from Nova Scotia, so I don't know nothin' about nothin'."