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Patrick Wiercioch makes NHL debut tonight

The Ottawa Senators have had a number of new faces make appearances for the team this season, and Patrick Wiercioch is about to add his difficult-to-spell-and-pronounce name to the list. Wiercioch, a 20 year-old British Columbia native, was drafted in the second round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. the

Game 65: New York Rangers @ Ottawa Senators

Next Game New York Rangers @ Ottawa Senators Friday, Mar 4, 2011, 7:30 PM EST Scotiabank Place Enemy: Blueshirt Banter Complete Coverage > Hot off a 3-1 victory over the Atlanta Thrashers and winners of 4 of their last 6, the Ottawa Senators face off against the New York Rangers

Chris Campoli traded to Chicago Blackhawks

TSN is reporting that Chris Campoli and a conditional 7th round pick have been traded to Chicago for a 2nd round pick (which will be the latest of Chicago's three picks -- they hold their own, Calgary's, and Atlanta's) and Ryan Potulny. Campoli has

Senators sign Phillips to 3 year extension worth $9.25M

It was arguably the biggest question heading into the deadline -- will Chris Phillips stay, or will he go? Well, the decision has been made, as Phillips has signed a 3-year contract worth $9.25M over that time. Phillips is coming off a contract that paid him $3.5M/year,

Game 62: Philadelphia Flyers @ Ottawa Senators

Next Game Philadelphia Flyers @ Ottawa Senators Saturday, Feb 26, 2011, 7:00 PM EST Scotiabank Place Enemy: Broad Street Hockey Complete Coverage > The Eastern Conference's first place team (Philadelphia) takes on the conference's worst team (Ottawa). Yeah, the game might be a little one-sided. Who

Erik Condra's first NHL goals lead Senators to 4-1 win over Flyers

This one looked like it was going to be ugly. Ottawa finished the first period down 1-0 and behind 15-3 in shots to a dominant Philadelphia Flyers team. However, the second period saw a complete reversal of fortunes, with Ottawa putting up 14 shots to Philly's 8, and

Pascal Leclaire placed on waivers

The Ottawa Senators have placed goalie Pascal Leclaire on waivers, almost certainly ending his career with the Senators (and it's unlikely that any NHL team offers him a contract next season, either). Leclaire was brought in from Columbus as part of the Antoine Vermette trade and was expected