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Peter Raaymakers

Silver Nuggets: Erik Karlsson's an "offenseman" now

To no one's surprise, St. Louis Blues head coach Ken Hitchcock is not a fan of Erik Karlsson's playing style. At least that's what one has to assume given Hitchcock's comments to the ESPN Insider yesterday, in which he campaigned for Alex

Silver Nuggets: How ridiculous is Brian Elliott right now?

I think I might spend too much time writing about Brian Elliott. But it's hard not to be drawn to such a likeable player with such a ridiculously incredible story revealing itself right before our eyes. Last year, Elliott had terrible numbers while backstopping a terrible Ottawa Senators

Senators win 6-4 over refs-Jets superteam

What a simultaneously thrilling yet aggravating ride that game was. The Ottawa Senators and Winnipeg Jets came out trading chances fast and furiously, but the first period was relatively tame despite all the scoring chances: Only Chris Neil scored, after a nice pass from Jason Spezza to the front of

Spezza's absence noticeable in Senators 1-0 loss to Devils

I'm not going to get into the whole Jason-Spezza-for-Hart-Trophy debate right now, but if Tuesday night's game against the New Jersey Devils proved anything, it's that the Ottawa Senators need their top centreman to get much of anything going offensively. The Senators put pucks

Ben Bishop the deadline's best deal? Who'd have thought

The reaction was decidedly mixed in the lead-up to the NHL Trade Deadline after the Ottawa Senators acquired Ben Bishop from the St. Louis Blues for a second-round pick. Despite his terrific AHL numbers, people wondered whether the price was too high, what it would mean for top prospect Robin

Top 25 under 25, no. 17: [file not found]

What's that they say about the best-laid schemes o' mice an' men? Originally, this number 17 spot on our Top 25 players under 25 list was supposed to be occupied by none other than Brian Lee, the much-maligned player who, despite his best efforts, couldn'

Top 25 under 25, no. 18: Kaspars Daugavins

He likes to score. And he likes to win. He's Kaspars Daugavins, and he's surprised a lot of people by coming up to Ottawa and sticking with the Senators for the majority of the season so far. Daugavins is the closest thing we've seen