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Peter Raaymakers

Silver Nuggets: Elliott starts, Cheechoo hits 500

It's gamenight for your Ottawa Senators. Headlines: * Brian Elliott is reportedly to start tonight's game against the Calgary Flames. (Twitter) * Ottawa could take over the lead in the Northeast with a win tonight and a Buffalo Sabres loss. (CBC) * Jonathan Cheechoo's playing in his

Silver Nuggets: Elliott starts again, records continue

* Bit of a surprise with Brian Elliott starting his ninth straight game in a back-to-back situation tonight against the Vancouver Canucks. No other lineup changes for the Senators. (Twitter) * The prediction panel got their thoughts in on tonight's game: Five pick an Ottawa win, two say Vancouver'

Ottawa Senators mid-term report card: Forwards

We're a little ways past the mid-way point of the season, but we've got a good opportunity to look back on the first half of the season and grade the performance of the Ottawa Senators so far. As a team, Ottawa's probably surpassed quite

Silver Nuggets: Elliott to start, Picard in for Campoli

New and notes for game day against the Boston Bruins: * I expected Alex Picard to draw back in after Chris Campoli's awful game last game, but I didn't expect to see Brian Elliott get that start today--but he is. I guess it's just a

Silver Nuggets: Leclaire starts, Donovan (!) and Neil are back

* Pascal Leclaire starts in net tonight against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Chris Neil and, surprisingly, Shean Donovan are back in the lineup tonight, while Chris Campoli falls off as a healthy scratch. (Twitter) * In practice today, Peter Regin took over the top centre spot alongside Daniel Alfredsson and Milan Michalek, while

Silver Nuggets: Leclaire starts tonight, Murray looking for forward help

It's game day between the Ottawa Senators and the Edmonton Oilers, and there is plenty of news to go around: * For tonight's game, Pascal Leclaire gets the start, while Jesse Winchester joins Shean Donovan in the press box. I still don't get it; why

Kitchener rookie tournament: Senators beat Penguins 4-1 to open tournament

Photo from Flickr user kp761219, used without permission. The Ottawa Senators won their opening game of the Toronto Maple Leafs-hosted Kitchener Rookie Tournament against the Pittsburgh Penguins last night by a score of 4-1, in large part thanks to goaltender Robin Lehner. Lehner, drafted in the second round (46 overall)