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Ottawa Senators' Matt Carkner reaches out as goalie Brian Elliott blocks a shot from Columbus Blue Jackets' captain Rick Nash.

New Jersey Devils defeat the Ottawa Senators 3-1, 11-25-09. New Jersey Devils defeat the Ottawa Senators 3-1, 11-25-09. Added by Saed Hindash/The Star-Ledger on November 25, 2009 at 9:46 PM Ottawa Senators' Daniel Alfredsson knocks Mike Mottau off his skates in the 3rd period Wednesday night at the Prudential Center.

The Ottawa Senators and Pittsburgh Penguins meet again. Who will come out on top? Our prediction panel weighs in.

The Washington Capitals may be sitting atop the Eastern Conference standings, but the Ottawa Senators will be coming in as the hotter team when these two clubs face off this evening at Scotiabank Place.

Mike Fisher made a vow to his girlfriend of almost a year when she wrote a love note to him for all the world to see.

Penguins Fall To Senators, 6-2 Share + Nov 19, 2009 11:39 pm US/Eastern Penguins Fall To Senators, 6-2 OTTAWA 1 of 1 Chris Phillips #4 of the Ottawa Senators handles the puck against the Tampa Bay Lightning during a game at Scotiabank Place on October 15, 2009 in Ottawa, Canada.

Daniel Alfredsson had two goals and an assist and Filip Kuba had a goal and three assists to lead the Ottawa Senators to a 5-3 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night.

The Senators are firing blanks in the NHL shootout. The problem isn't new. While the club is 1-2 this season after Saturday's 2-1 shootout loss to the New York Rangers, the Senators are ranked 30th, dead-last, since the shootout was put in place in 2005-06. With a 12-25 lifetime record, the Senators have won just 32% of their shootout games.

Ottawa Senators' Jonathan Cheechoo scores a goal on Pittsburgh Penguins' goalie Brent Johnson.

Much of the sizzle surrounding the Battle of Ontario earlier this decade surrounded the matchup between the respective Swedish captains - Daniel Alfredsson of the Ottawa Senators and Mats Sundin of the Maple Leafs.

Daniel Alfredsson won't be looking for a change of address to win a Stanley Cup.

It does not matter that it has been six years since the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs played each other in a meaningful game.

With a horde of media types scrunched around him, a candid Mike Fisher, tongue planted firmly in cheek, offered a recipe for success for his Ottawa Senators against the hated Maple Leafs tonight.

There have been times during his 15 years as a member of the Ottawa Senators that Daniel Alfredsson wondered if it might be a good idea to move on to another team.

While the Ottawa Senators have had trouble closing games recently, their problems pale in comparison to the season-long early game struggles of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

A residence at 235 Nepean St. was reportedly firebombed Saturday night. It is thought to be a residence for foreign women recently arrived in Ottawa.

If the Ottawa Senators are in a shootout, there's a darn good chance they won't be leaving the rink with two points.

Daniel Briere knows exactly what Ray Emery is feeling. When Briere left the Buffalo Sabres for the Philadelphia Flyers, who lured him with a barrel of free-agent cash, he had to deal with the nervousness of his first game against his former teammates.

Cory Clouston keeps his starting goalie a mystery until Game Day. He is going to stick with that policy until tomorrow.

On Soft Pretzel Night at the Wachovia Center, the Flyers twisted up the Senators and dined out on the holes.