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Senators score 3 on powerplay to beat Blues 3-2

Sens Heroes: Peter Regin, Daniel Alfredsson, Brian Elliott Peter Regin had a hand in all three of the Ottawa Senators goals tonight, scoring one and assisting on the other two. Alfredsson managed to get two assists of his own, while Brian Elliott stood on his head in the third period

Alfredsson gets hat-trick, Sens beat Bruins 5-1

Alfredsson with a natural hat-trick Daniel Alfredsson managed a natural hat-trick in the game, the ninth hatty of his career. The best part of it was seeing Tim Thomas pulled after Alfredsson's second. After watching far too many games where Thomas has put up a wall in front

Injury should not determine suspension length, but it always will

You've likely seen the Patrice Cormier flying elbow already, and if not you can find it at the bottom of this post. After the hit made the waves on Twitter, a common debate ensued: whether Tam's injury should determine the length of Cormier's suspension.

Game 50: Ottawa Senators @ Boston Bruins

Next Game Ottawa Senators @ Boston Bruins Monday, Jan 18, 2010, 1:00 PM EST TD Banknorth Garden Enemy: Stanley Cup of Chowder Complete Coverage > Today's battle is an afternoon game that isn't being televised, but you apparently can watch it on SensTV. We'll

Staying sensible about Mike Brodeur

It's become readily apparent that the Ottawa Senators media and fanbase have already begun welcoming Mike Brodeur with open arms, and there's a reason for that: the team has been desperately seeking steady goaltending all season since it entered the league. Admittedly, we here at Silver

Leclaire concussed, out at least a week

Pascal Leclaire's freak injury in yesterday's practice, where he took a Mike Fisher shot to the head (yet again), is worse than initially expected. Leclaire has been diagnosed with a concussion, meaning he'll be out for at least a week. Mike Brodeur, who posted

Are Elliott and Leclaire the worst Senators goalie tandem ever?

When this season started, most assumed that goaltending would be the least of the Senators' worries. Brian Elliott had played solid (though unspectacular) hockey last year for the Senators, and Pascal Leclaire was prematurely labeled the best goaltender in Ottawa Senators history by Pierre McGuire, a statement that was