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Senators prediction panel: Game 14
The Ottawa Senators and the New Jersey Devils face off for the first time this season.
Sens told to mind their Ps and Qs
That's the message from Senators coach Cory Clouston after his club woke up yesterday as the most penalized team in the NHL at 20.2 minutes per game .
Tampa Bay Lightning (5-4-4) at Ottawa Senators (6-4-2),
The Tampa Bay Lightning will try to win consecutive games for the first time in over three weeks when they visit the struggling Ottawa Senators tonight for a test at Scotiabank Place.
Gameday preview: Lightning at Senators
THE STORY: If the Ottawa Senators are playing the Tampa Bay Lightning, someone's probably going to get a beating.
Metal fan Ruutu leads fellow Senators to Metallica concert
About half of the Ottawa Senators went to the Metallica concert on Tuesday night, led by one of the heavy-metal banda s biggest fans, Jarkko Ruutu.
Sens' Fisher on the 2010 radar
Mike Fisher's stock is rising just at the right time for his Olympic hopes. Team Canada executive director Steve Yzerman will sit down Wednesday in Detroit with the management team he has assembled to select the 23 players who will represent the country at the 2010 Games in Vancouver.
Ottawa Senators forward Jarkko Ruutu displaying some offensive flair
After seven seasons in the NHL, Jarkko Ruutu has earned the reputation of being an agitator and a pest.
Report: Metal Fan RUUTU Leads Fellow SENATORS To METALLICA Concert
Allen Panzeri of The Ottawa Citizen reports: About half of the Ottawa Senators went to the METALLICA concert on Tuesday night, led by one of the heavy-metal band's biggest fans, Jarkko Ruutu .
Perhaps it was the bad ice or playing on consecutive nights. Or, maybe Senators players are guilty of taking their pre-game nap in the Tampa Bay sun.
Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray watches his team from the stands during practice on September 13.
The speed increase in the National Hockey League since the 2004-05 lockout has also led to to an increase in severe injuries, according to Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray.
Sens getting mileage out of PK
Fans in Ottawa affectionately dubbed Martin Havlat as Mach 9 during his days as a member of the Senators.
Stamkos leads Tampa Bay to win over Senators
Two weeks ago, the Ottawa Senators gave the Tampa Bay Lightning their worst beating of the young NHL season, 7-1 at Scotiabank Place.
Foligno, Ruutu score in second, lead Senators to 4-3 win over Panthers
Ottawa Senators left wing Jarkko Ruutu, left, of Finland, celebrates with center Chris Kelly and right wing Jonathan Cheechoo after scoring a goal in the second period against the Florida Panthers during a NHL hockey game in Sunrise, Fla.
Media Advisory: Sens Players to Participate in Tonight's...
The Ottawa Senators will hold a three-hour skating session tonight from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Scotiabank Place, exclusive to their season-ticket holders.
Poutiainen wins ski opener; Vonn 9th in GS
Tanja Poutiainen of Finland has won the opening race of the ski season, taking the giant slalom title on the Rettenbach glacier by just one one-hundreth of a second.
Cheechoo struggling to find form
It's been a few years since Jonathan Cheechoo topped the 50-goal mark. It must seem even longer after games like the Ottawa Senators' last one.
Alex Kovalev came back to haunt his old team, registering a goal and an assist, as the Ottawa Senators got by the Montreal Canadiens, 3-1, at the Bell Centre.
On a rare dark night on the NHL schedule, the Senators got to savour another day in first place in the Northeast Division and second in the Eastern Conference.
Senators register thumping victory
OTTAWA: Recent arrival Milan Michalek notched his first NHL hat-trick to help the Ottawa Senators move top of the Northeast Division with a 7-1 rout of the Tampa Bay Lightning yesterday.
Michalek nets three as Senators rout Lightning 7-1
Milan Michalek of the Ottawa Senators celebrates his hat trick with Daniel Alfredsson and Ryan Shannon against the Tampa Bay Lightning during third period action at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa, October 15, 2009.
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