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Silver Nuggets: Leclaire starts; Neil in, Karlsson still out

Here are your Ottawa Senators headlines today: * The Senators lineup is unchanged from the win against the Kings, which means Pascal Leclaire is starting, Chris Neil's injury wasn't too serious to keep him out of tonight's game, and Erik Karlsson sits while MVP David

Game 22: Dallas Stars @ Ottawa Senators

Next Game Dallas Stars @ Ottawa Senators Wednesday, Nov 24, 2010, 7:30 PM EST Scotiabank Place Enemy: Defending Big D Complete Coverage > The Ottawa Senators are coming off a big win against the Los Angeles Kings, while the Dallas Stars are coming off a big loss to the Toronto

Alex Kovalev nets 1000th point as Senators beat Kings 3-2

Alex Kovalev finally hit the 1000 point milestone tonight on a powerplay goal (somewhat amazingly at 10:00 into the first period), joining Sergei Federov and Alexander Mogilny as the only Russians to reach that milestone. The Kings took control of the game after Kovalev's goal, though, going

Silver Nuggets: Karlsson out with flu, Leclaire starts

It's another Ottawa Senators game day, as the team prepares for a match against the Los Angeles Kings. Here are some stories making the rounds today: * Erik Karlsson will sit tonight with the flu. Cory Clouston says he's probably healthy enough to play, but that it&

Game 21: Los Angeles Kings @ Ottawa Senators

Next Game Los Angeles Kings @ Ottawa Senators Monday, Nov 22, 2010, 7:30 PM EST Scotiabank Place Enemy: Jewels From The Crown Complete Coverage > The Ottawa Senators have lost their last 3 games, are 9-10-1 and sit 10th in the Eastern Conference. The Los Angeles Kings are 13-6-0 and

Erik Karlsson: he's pretty good

Erik Karlsson had a pretty miserable start to the season. He had only one point and was a -4 after his first six games, and he was playing the worst defense of his short NHL career. The rust is evidently off, however, as Karlsson has been playing some of the

Senators fall 6-2 to Canucks after collapsing in third period

The Ottawa Senators started the game and finished it in decidedly poor fashion. The Sens gave up a goal to Daniel Sedin just 22 seconds into the first period after captain Daniel Alfredsson couldn't hang onto a bobbling puck, and though the Senators were the better team for