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Ottawa Senators Season Preview: Consistency wanted

We're all happy that hockey season's starting. And with hockey season, we're going to see a flood of season previews and predictions looking at the Ottawa Senators, where they were, where they've come, and where the might be going this year. Silver

Two things to look forward to in 2010-11

As I was looking through the Ottawa Senators all-time scoring records, I noticed a few notable milestones for the petty among us Sens fans to look forward to. First off, Alexei Yashin remains the Senators second-highest all-time scorer, with 491P (218G and 273A) in 504GP. As disliked as he is

Scotiabank Place pretty clean. Be grateful.

While perusing a vendor inspection report for North America's biggest sporting venues on ESPN (via Puck Daddy), I came to the startling conclusion that sports concessions are in large part disgusting, but the reassuring fact that Scotiabank Place is one of few exceptions to that rule. While most

Does Ottawa's blueline lack defense?

Nearly a month ago, I asked what the Senators blueline would look like without Anton Volchenkov and Andy Sutton. Well, with the trade for David Rundblad and the signing of Sergei Gonchar, we have part of the puzzle figured out, but something that worries me is that Ottawa has gone

Senators RFA Dossier: Nick Foligno

Drafted 28th overall back in 2006, Nick Foligno has never had to live up to the kind of impossible expectations foisted on top-pick prospects. Perhaps because of this, he's solidified a place on the Senators roster as a tenacious forward with some upside. Foligno is as an RFA