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Game 10: Senators tame Panthers 5-3

It was a strange game, but it's the result that matters: the Ottawa Senators recorded their fourth win of the season, defeating the Florida Panthers 5-3 on Thursday night. For the first time in what feels like eternity, the Senators' strongest period was the second one, notching

Montreal beats Ottawa 4-2 in game nobody watched

Tonight's game wasn't broadcast on television, so Senators fans were forced to turn to the radio (and the dulcet tones of Dean Brown) for coverage of the game. Since we couldn't watch the game, it was hard to really analyze how the game went,

Preseason Game 3, Ottawa @ Montreal: Revisiting Auld Friends

Next Game Ottawa Senators @ Montreal Canadiens Friday, September 24, 2010, 7:30 PM EDT Bell Centre After playing the Toronto Maple Leafs in back-to-back preseason games (and if you count the rookie tournament, back-to-back-to-back games), the Ottawa Senators are getting ready to take on a different opponent for back-to-back games:

Preseason Game 2: Ottawa Senators at Toronto Maple Leafs. Again.

Next Game Ottawa Senators @ Toronto Maple Leafs Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 7:00 PM EDT Air Canada Centre Live on TSN Dear hockey, I know Peter wrote to you last night and said all these wonderful things, but I wanted to say hi, too. I see that you're

Classic Stats - Ottawa Senators Draft History - Defencemen

In their 18-year history, the Ottawa Senators have drafted 160 players. Over the last few days, I've put together a collection of interesting stats, trends, and facts about these players. Broken down by position, these will be appearing throughout the day. And finally: defencemen. The Basics Defencemen drafted:

Classic Stats: April 24, 2010

Your collection of stats and trivia on the morning of game six between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators: * Pascal Leclaire's 56-save performance broke his career-high of 48 saves set back in 2006. His previous best this season was 33 saves on January 7, 2010 in a 5-2

Playoff Experts: Penguins beat Senators 7-4

This was a weird game. The first period was a relatively quiet one. The Pittsburgh Penguins outshot the Ottawa Senators. Brian Elliott was solid. Evgeni Malkin scored another goal, his ninth in eight games against the Senators this season. There were a few questionable calls, and a few questionable non-calls.