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Silver Nuggets: All we do is win win win

After that obnoxious title, the Sens are totally going to lose their next few games, aren't they. Anywho, with the Senators down to 10 games remaining, I thought we'd play a fun prediction game! Your goal? To predict the remaining outcomes of the Senators season -

Senators bury Bruins with burgers... I mean goals. Step closer to playoffs with 6-4 win.

Well that's the most exciting Sens game I've watched in quite some time, and I think it accurately reflects the roller coaster ride the fanbase has been on for the past two years. The highs are so high - like Erik Karlsson's 2011-12, Alfredsson&

Sens continue their winning ways by beating Isles at home on a back-to-back

Well, if you would've told me that the Senators would play the best home team in the NHL, on a back-to-back situation, and starting the same goaltender for a second night in a row, I would've expected the Sens to perhaps play even to start the

Silver Nuggets: In the system - Centre

After a delay, it's time to finish up our look at the prospects that are in the Senators system, this time examining the centres in the organization. Some important notes before we begin: Jean-Gabriel Pageau and Curtis Lazar won't count as they're already on

Are the Senators defensemen capable of handling leads?

Sunday night's breakdown against the Calgary Flames has got me thinking about what the causal factors are for something like that to happen. Is it Dave Cameron's system? Is it his player usage when the Sens are up a few goals? Do the Senators even have

Game 64 Preview: Calgary Flames at the Ottawa Senators

Despite winning their last game and going 8-1-1 in their last 10, the Senators are 7 points back of the Boston Bruins with 2 games in hand, and will likely need to win most of their remaining games to have a shot. Luckily for Ottawa, despite digging themselves quite a

Silver Nuggets: Does Hammond's run change anything?

There's been a lot of talk recently about the Sens goaltending situation. Let's be clear: I don't think the Sens are in a bad position. They have a number one goaltender (Craig Anderson), a highly-touted 23 year old who has the chance to be