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Report: Sens' Fisher engaged to singer Underwood
The Ottawa Sun reports that Ottawa Senators forward Mike Fisher and American country singer Carrie Underwood are engaged to be married.
Ottawa Senators' goalie Brian Elliott blocks a shot from Buffalo Sabres' Clarke MacArthur during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Ottawa December 16, 2009.
How will injury to Spezza affect Sens? What's on our iPods?
BRUCE GARRIOCH: A Spezza injury is a tough blow for the Senators. I know he wasn't playing well, but this is a lot of minutes.
Struggling Campoli banished to press box
If there was any doubt Ottawa Senators defenceman Chris Campoli is buried deep in coach Cory Clouston's dog house, it was erased Saturday.
Hat trick of injuries for Senators
The Senators' Alexandre Picard lies on the ice Wednesday night, stunned after a check by Andrew Peters, who is confronted by Matt Carkner.
O'Marra's big-league audition cut short
Edmonton Oilers ryan O'marra and mike Comrie, right, and Ottawa Senators' ryan Shannon crash into linesman Pierre Champoux in Ottawa on Tuesday.
Spezza excited to face old buddy Emery
Senators centre Jason Spezza and former Ottawa goalie Ray Emery in a 2007 file photo.
Spezza's goal sends Senators past Oilers in SO
EDM OTT 7:33 1 0 13:30 1 1 16:24 Ethan Moreau Unassisted 2 1 EDM OTT 3:16 2 2 EDM OTT 13:11 2 3 15:17 3 3 OT EDM OTT 3 3 Shootout Summary Start of Shootout period Shootout GOAL scored by Patrick O'Sullivan on Pascal Leclaire Shootout GOAL scored by Alexei Kovalev on Jeff Deslauriers Shootout attempt by Dustin Penner SAVED by Pascal Leclaire ...
Spezza lifts Senators to shootout win
In late October, Pascal Leclaire was a shadow of his former self, dropping a good 10 pounds while fighting the flu.
Comrie returns to face Sens; all Canadian NHL teams in action
The Edmonton Oilers will try to win back-to-back road games for the first time this year in a city where it hasn't won since 2002, as it visits Ottawa and Scotiabank Place.
A resurgent power play helped Edmonton snap a three-game losing streak. The Oilers might have a chance for more success with the man advantage in their next contest.
Like most veteran hockey men, Bryan Murray has his war stories. Tellingly, the Ottawa Senators' general manager is just as likely to reminisce about the junior teams he coached in Pembroke and Rockland in the old Canadian Junior Hockey League as he is about his former NHL clubs.
Senators must soldier on without Heatley
The schedule alone promised an eventful weekend. But to meet and beat the Detroit Red Wings, affix Steve Yzerman his rightful place in the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame, plus lose the services of double 50-goal scorer Dany Heatley, all in a 24-hour span, was a little over the top.
NHL roundup: Saturdaya s action on the ice
Ottawa Senators' Chris Phillips, left, pushes Atlanta Thrashers' Ilya Kovalchuk off the puck during the second period.
Senators put kink in Habs' playoff hopes
Round numbers were everywhere last night as the Ottawa Senators regained the form they have displayed for the better part of the past two months.
Considering what he has to navigate through over the next few weeks, Bryan Murray might soon find himself wondering why he ever agreed to be general manager of the Ottawa Senators.
National Hockey League Game Capsules
Daniel Alfredsson's goal in the second period proved to be the difference, as the Ottawa Senators held on to edge the Toronto Maple Leafs, 2-1, at Air Canada Centre.
And the players like that feeling. So many familiar faces treading on such familiar territory, so why does everything seem so different about this Ottawa Senators team? In their opening-round series, the Senators knocked off the Pittsburgh Penguins in five games, mimicking the five-game victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning last April.
Keeping their eyes on the prize
The posters above the entrance to Scotiabank Place portray three players key to the team's fortunes this year -- from left, Chris Phillips, Daniel Alfredsson and Jason Spezza.
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey a The Ottawa Senators didna t just tease their fans last night.
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