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Call-ups not enough as Senators lose 4-2 to Buffalo

Well, not every Craig Anderson start can be a win, right? Anderson suffered his first loss in a Senators' jersey tonight as the Sabres managed to slip three by him, and put in an empty-netter to finish the job. The Sabres got on the board first when Mike Grier

Roman Wick to make first NHL appearance tonight

Roman Wick #43 / Right Wing / Ottawa Senators Height: 6-2 Weight: 208 Born: Dec 30, 1985 In a move we've seen all too often lately, forward Roman Wick is set to make his NHL debut tonight with the Ottawa Senators. Wick, drafted in the 5th round of the 2004

27 year old Andre Benoit to make NHL debut tonight

Colin Greening and Erik Condra both are making their second NHL appearance tonight, but making his NHL debut is 27 year old defenseman Andre Benoit. Benoit was a necessary call-up after both Chris Campoli and Sergei Gonchar left Tuesday night's game with injuries. Given that when you think

Jarkko Ruutu traded to Anaheim for a 6th Round Pick

Joining the mass exodus out of Ottawa is Jarkko Ruutu, who has been traded to the Anaheim Ducks for a 6th round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. The pick is actually the Phoenix Coyotes' 6th rounder, not the Ducks'. Ruutu endeared himself to Ottawa Senators fans

Chris Kelly shipped to Bruins for 2nd round pick

Dealing Chris Kelly to the Boston Bruins brings up two gut reactions. The first is that Boston's second round pick is probably fair value for Chris Kelly, who is 30 years of age and on pace for 33 points (thanks to Chemmy for the pace). The second is

Erik Condra set to play first NHL game

Tonight marks the first time most Ottawa Senators fans will get a glimpse of prospect Erik Condra, and so it seems appropriate to give a bit of background information on this new addition to Ottawa's lineup. Condra, 24, was a seventh-round selection back in the 2006 NHL Entry

Sens give up early lead, lose 5-2 to Flames

The first period opened with the Flames being the far better team, racking up seven shots before the Senators had their first. However, the Senators ended the period up 2-1 thanks in large part to stellar goaltending from Robin Lehner, who made some incredible highlight-reel saves. In fact, the only