Pascal Leclaire News

The shout of frustration echoed through the empty arena yesterday afternoon, as did the sound of a Hockey stick being broken over the crossbar of a net.

Devils winger Brian Rolston is congratulated after scoring one of two goals in Dallas Saturday night.

The Columbus Blue Jackets pride themselves on team defense and goaltending. Those two facets of their of game have been absent lately, with a season high-tying three-game losing streak the result.

Senators centre Mike Fisher could be the latest key player to be knocked out of the lineup by an injury.

Martin Brodeur will start in goal for the Devils while his cousin watches from the Senators bench.

Mike Fisher's redirection goal 1:14 into overtime lifted the Ottawa Senators to a 4-3 win over the Washington Capitals at Scotiabank Place.

Pascal Leclaire has played more than 50 games a season only once in his five-year career.

The Ottawa Senators and Washington Capitals, seen in action in February, are meeting for the first time this season Monday.

Chris Kelly and Milan Michalek also scored for the Senators , who have won three straight.

Winger Shean Donovan will be out at least six weeks with a knee injury. The Senators have lost veteran winger Shean Donovan for at least six weeks after he sustained ligament damage from that knee-on-knee hit by Pittsburgh Penguin Matt Cooke Thursday night.

The Battle of Ontario was alive and kicking Tuesday night. So was Pascal Leclaire.

Chris Phillips scored twice in his 800th regular-season game and Pascal Leclaire made 25 saves, leading the Ottawa Senators to a 6-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday night.

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

With Scotiabank Place buzzing with intensity and bad blood last night, it was almost reminiscent of some of the bitter Battle of Ontarios of yesteryear.

The Sens' Peter Regin will be a healthy scratch tonight against the Leafs. Peter Regin will be taking a seat for the Battle of Ontario.

Leafs lines from morning skate: Kessel-Stajan-Ponikarovsky Hagman-Grabovski-Blake Stempniak-Mitchell-Kulemin Mayers-Wallin-Orr Defensive pairings: Kaberle-Finger Beauchemin-White Gunarsson-Schenn Leafs' odds Which players are most likely to score in the next game? Which team is most likely to win? And what's the likelihood there will be a fight? ...

The Battle of Ontario isn't exactly dead. It is merely comatose, dormant like a once mighty volcano, capable of erupting again, possibly as early as tonight when the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs meet at Scotiabank Place.

PAscal Leclaire will likely get the start in the Ottawa net Tuesday when the struggling Toronto Maple Leafs come to town.

Ray Emery is off to a sparkling start in Philadelphia. Philadelphia goalie Ray Emery faces his first matchup with the team that gave up on him when the Flyers host the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night .

Sens Leclaire under a microscope Ottawa Senators goaltender Pascal Leclaire lets in a goal by the Philadelphia Flyers during the second period of NHL ice hockey action in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 12, 2009.