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Is there any logic to trading Milan Michalek?

Proof that the worst time of year is upon is always the same. It starts when we're forced to watch other teams compete for the Stanley Cup. We watch them and make comparisons between their players and our players. We convince ourselves, "Hey, that could be us!

Senators by the Numbers: #4

It's time for #4. Over the course of the Senators 20-year history, only #4 and #11 have been worn in every season. #4 has been worn every season but has only been worn by 3 players in that time - one fewer than #11. All 3 played or

Senators by the Numbers: #2

Today's entry is devoted to the #2. 2 is traditionally a number worn by defenseman and that's been the case for the players who have worn the number while in Sens colours: 13 blueliners have worn the #2 in Ottawa's 20-year history. While many

Senators by the Numbers: #1

This is the first entry in a new series examining each number worn by every player who has ever pulled on a jersey for the Ottawa Senators. It will be part analysis, part opinion, part compilation, part trivia question. You'll get the chance to vote on who'

Ottawa Senators "can't spend with biggest-market teams"

In a fairly broad and mostly uneventful conference call that was published online yesterday, Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk touched on everything from the Rink of Dreams to the Senate Reform and everything in between. One of the most interesting points of his came during the discussion of a potential

Thank you, 2011-12 Ottawa Senators

Thank you for one of the most unexpected, exciting seasons we've ever experienced. You fought hard and went down giving everything you had. It was a hell of a ride. I for one cannot wait for the 2012-13 season. Believe it.

Senators Alphabet: U is for Underdogs

U is for underdogs, as in the 2011-12 Ottawa Senators. Originally, U was for underachievers, but something changed over the course of this season. The doubt and second-guessing that goes along with every Senators season was as second nature around the capital as the annual goaltending controversy. But this year