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2012 Ottawa Senators Playoffs

Senators eliminated with 2-1 loss to Rangers

All we asked for was a good, honest effort, and we got that from the Ottawa Senators in this game. It was hard-fought right to the end, but Ottawa's comeback effort ultimately came up short and they fell 2-1 to the New York Rangers in the seventh and

Playoffs Game 7: Ottawa Senators @ New York Rangers

Next Game Ottawa Senators @ New York Rangers Thursday, Apr 26, 2012, 7:00 PM EDT Madison Square Garden Enemy: Blueshirt Banter Complete Coverage > Today's good omen: The following story is 100% true. As I'm sure was the case with many Senators fans after Monday night&

Senators can't close out Rangers, lose 3-2

Leading 1-0 a little less than halfway through the second period, the game--and the series--was Ottawa's to lose. Unfortunately, that's exactly what happened. On a power play created by some good work from Erik Condra, the Senators' play, which had been lackadaisical once they had

Silfverberg set to make NHL debut tonight

Ottawa's most highly-anticipated international arrival in nearly a year is in the city now, and he's expected to make his NHL debut tonight: Jakob Silfverberg will be in the lineup for the Ottawa Senators as they look to eliminate the New York Rangers from the Stanley

Anderson, Spezza lead Senators to 2-0 win over Rangers, Sens take 3-2 series lead

How does this feel, folks? It was a tense game, and probably wasn't the Ottawa Senators best effort, but some clutch performances got them through it with a 2-0 win over the New York Rangers and a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference Quarter-Finals series. Ottawa got their

All signs point to Mark Stone making NHL debut tonight

Bruce Garrioch and Ian Mendes reported earlier this morning that there's a good chance that Mark Stone makes his NHL debut tonight, and it's since been confirmed by Darren Dreger. That the 19 year-old Stone will step into the lineup tonight is pretty remarkable for a

How to score on Henrik Lundqvist

In their first four games, the Ottawa Senators have scored eight goals on New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist--on 142 shots so far. They haven't come easy: Before last night's games, the Senators have had more shots blocked (96) than any other team, and they had