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Darren McLeod

Senators smothered by Avalanche in 7-1 loss

The Senators began their game against the Colorado Avalanche by doing something they hadn't done yet this season -- taking a lead. The Senators opened the scoring when Milan Michalek tipped in an Erik Karlsson point shot on the powerplay, giving Michalek his team leading 3rd goal, and

TSN feature on prospect Darren Kramer to air tonight

Tonight, TSN will be airing a special feature on Ottawa Senators Darren Kramer before the Jets/Hawks match-up. You might be thinking to yourself, "Wait, of all the Senators' prospects... why Darren Kramer?" Well, that's because the point of the feature is not to focus

David Rundblad set to make NHL debut tonight

Over the past 12 months, I'm not sure any Ottawa Senators prospect has received as much hype as David Rundblad. Rundblad wasn't a top-ten pick like Jared Cowen or Mika Zibanejad, but his stellar play in Sweden has had Senators fans salivating for a while. Tonight,

On Bobby Butler's benching

In the 2010-2011 season, Bobby Butler made a pretty good first impression during his 36 games. Playing with Jason Spezza on the top line, he posted 10 goals and 21 points in just 36 games. On an offensively-starved team, he was second on the team in goals per game and

Senators fall 5-3 to Detroit Red Wings in regular season debut

Our first regular season glimpse at the new edition of the Ottawa Senators was pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a young, inexperienced team: speed, effort, and a rollercoster game with more mistakes than you can count. Oh well. You have to start somewhere, right? The Senators

Why Senators fans should support Project Mayhem

Yesterday, we predicted which Senator(s) would be at the 2012 NHL All-Star Game. I now wish I could go back in time, because if Twitter is any indication, there's going to be a lot of familiar faces at that game. Not current Ottawa Senators, mind you, but

Senators cut roster to 25; Rundblad, Da Costa, Zibanejad still up

The Ottawa Senators reduced their roster by five players today, and the biggest surprise is that there weren't more cuts. The Sens sent Mike Hoffman, Mark Borowiecki, Kaspars Daugavins, Patrick Wiercioch, and Robin Lehner back to Binghamton. The players who were sent down were long shots to make