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Senators for Sale: Alex Kovalev

Alex Kovalev #27 / Right Wing / Ottawa Senators Height: 6-2 Weight: 222 Born: Feb 24, 1973 Contract Status $5M, UFA at end of season, No-Movement Clause. Pros Has incredible offensive talent and can take over a game if he wants to. A streaky scorer who when he's on, he&

Senators for Sale: Mike Fisher

Mike Fisher #12 / Center / Ottawa Senators Height: 6-1 Weight: 208 Born: Jun 05, 1980 Contract Status Cap hit of $4.2M through 2012-13. Actual salary of $4M in 2011-12, $3M in 2012-13. Limited No-Trade Clause (can submit list of 10 teams he will not accept a trade to, invalid until

Lottery Pick Update: January 24, 2011

Now that management has acknowledged that a rebuild is underway and a high pick is a top priority, it's time to go from looking at the playoff race to looking down at the very bottom of the standings. Yes, it's time for the inaugural Silver Seven

Game 41: Blackhawks down Senators 3-2 in shootout

It wasn't an overly exciting game, but tonight's 3-2 shootout loss to the Chicago Blackhawks did have its moments. The game featured only one penalty: a minor for hooking to Duncan Keith late in the first period. The Senators failed to score with the man advantage

Go Fish: Senators defeat Maple Leafs 3-0 on Fisher's strong performance

Now that is a terrible headline. Going into Saturday night's neutral-site game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Ottawa Senators had only one win in their previous six games and desperately needed a victory to get back on track. Fortunately for them, the Maple Leafs were ripe for

Game 16: Vancouver Canucks @ Ottawa Senators

Next Game Vancouver Canucks @ Ottawa Senators Thursday, Nov 11, 2010, 7:30 PM EST Scotiabank Place Enemy: Nucks Misconduct Complete Coverage > The Ottawa Senators take on the Northwest Division-leading Vancouver Canucks tonight. The Senators are currently riding a four-game win streak, while the Canucks had their six-game win streak

Tim Thomas continues to own NHL, Bruins top Senators 4-0

It was another brutal night for the Senators. Even though they were shut out by the current best goaltender in hockey, the Senators beat themselves more than they were beaten by the Bruins. Boston played well, but the Senators practically gift-wrapped the game for them with the number of giveaways,