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Despite solid effort, Sens shut out 3-0 for second straight game

Surely the Senators didn't want to start the new year the same way they ended the last one, with matching 3-0 score lines, but that's what Dave Cameron and co. will have to work with as the team enters another tough month. There was some good

Rank the Performances, Game 39: Ottawa Senators @ Chicago Blackhawks

Vote on the best and worst Sens players from the game against the Hawks.

Silver Nuggets: Hypothetical Scenarios for 2016

Happy 2016, folks! As we enter the new year, the Senators franchise is at a crossroad. As noted by Trevor in his incredible review of 2015 earlier this week, there's certainly some skilled talent in their prime on the roster. However, as it stands right now, there may

Depleted Sens can't tame Lightning, fall 5-2.

All you can ask for sometimes is a hard fought game against a tough division opponent, and that's what we got on this rare 5pm Sunday start. There were signs of growing animosity, with 49 penalty minutes and two game misconducts, in addition to all the regular goal

Silver Nuggets: December Prospect Update

With a good chunk of the season over for many hockey leagues at all levels, in addition to the incoming roster freeze for the holidays this weekend, I thought it'd be a good idea to check-up on the various prospects the Senators have playing in Canadian junior, the

Silver Nuggets: Do the Senators have bad depth? Or are players just being used incorrectly?

There are many things I could touch on in this space as it was quite a tumultuous week in Sens land. Bryan Murray had an eye-opening interview, Dave Cameron and Mike Hoffman Did Things, and there were some major updates on the injury front. What I'm going to

Hoffman, Sens down Panarin, Hawks with a 4-3 OT Win

We knew tonight was going to be a little weird. For the first time in forever, the Senators dressed 11 forwards and 7 defenseman, due to injuries (long-term) to Milan Michalek and (hopefully short-term) to Mika Zibanejad. Cameron primarily played three lines and six defensemen, with Colin Greening, Chris Neil,