Stanley Cup 2012 — Ottawa Senators
Stanley Cup 2012 — Ottawa Senators
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Stanley Cup 2012
Sens' Konopka, Carkner expected to play
The Ottawa Senators aren't planning any major changes ahead of a huge game Thursday in New York.
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Senators not interested in past Game 7 history
The Ottawa Senators are going to have to battle the odds to stay alive in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Stanley Cup 2012
Alfredsson needs to overcome frustration in Game 7
The Ottawa Senators elected not to go on the ice today after their 3-2
loss to the New York Rangers Monday night at home, but that just left
Daniel Alfredsson stickhandling around questions about why he blew up at the
bench.The Sens captain had a frustrating return in Game 6 of their playoff series.
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Senators going into hostile environment for Game 7
The Senators couldn't close the door and pull off the upset against the
first-place New York Rangers in front 20,500 screaming fans after a 3-2 loss at
Scotiabank Place and now will have to deal with a tough environment in Game 7 Thursday night
at Madison Square Garden.
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Alfredsson confirms return for Game 6
Not only will captain Daniel Alfredsson return from a concussion he suffered in Game 2 after getting elbowed by Carl Hagelin for Ottawa, Swedish rookie Jakob Silfverberg could make his NHL debut in the playoffs with the Senators.
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Sens captain Alfredsson raises hopes for Game 6 return
The Ottawa Senators could have captain Daniel Alfredsson back to steer the ship to victory in Game 6.
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Craig Anderson draws rave reviews on Broadway
Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson turned in one of the best performances of his short career with the Senators in Saturday night's 2-0 win over the Rangers. Even New York counterpart Henrik Lundqvist was full of praise.
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Sens looking at rookie Mark Stone for Game 5
Injuries to Daniel Alfredsson and Jesse Winchester raised the possibility of Ottawa thrusting Mark Stone into the spotlight for his first NHL contest for Saturday's crucial Game 5 contest at Madison Square Garden.
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Undermanned Senators not feeling pressure: Cowen
Ottawa, which will be minus captain Daniel Alfredsson for Game 5 Saturday, could steal home-ice advantage from the New York Rangers with a victory. "There's no pressure on us," says young Senators defenceman Jared Cowen.
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Underdog Senators not backing down
Coming off a 3-2 OT victory
to tie the series 2-2, the Senators had a bounce in their step as they
skated off the ice following the photo. The club has put up a good fight
against the Rangers and this series is now best-of-three.
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Turris goal embodies Senators resilience
The Ottawa Senators served notice to the New York Rangers that this first-round series is far from over as Kyle Turris' first goal of the series won Game 4 in dramatic fashion, 3-2 in OT.
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Tough guy Carkner good to go for Senators
The Ottawa Senators will likely have to go on without captain Daniel Alfredsson, but Matt Carkner is eligible to return for Game 4 and it certainly appears that will be the case.
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Senators feeling playoff heat
The heat is being turned up on the Ottawa Senators. Down 2-1 to the New York Rangers in their first-round series, the Senators have to find a way to get out of their funk at Scotiabank Place in Game 4 Wednesday night (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7:30 p.m. ET) or they''ll be on the brink of elimination.
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Ottawa Senators must solve Henrik Lundqvist
The Senators were left looking for the positives after a 1-0 loss to the New York Rangers at Scotiabank Place, but they're also shaking their heads and wondering what it's going to take to beat goalie Henrik Lundqvist.
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'Big boost' for Senators if Alfredsson suits up
Don't rule out Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson for Game 3 at Scotiabank Place on Monday night (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7:30 p.m. ET).
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Hits keep coming in Senators-Rangers series
Sunday
the hits between the Ottawa Senators and New York Rangers came off the ice when NHL vice-president of player safety Brendan
Shanahan threw the book at New York's Carl Hagelin and Ottawa's Matt
Carkner with three and one-game suspensions respectively.
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Scrappy Senators resilient in win over Rangers
The Ottawa Senators refused to go down without a fight Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Now, the New York Rangers are in for a battle. The Senators sent this series back to Ottawa tied 1-1 when Chris Neil
scored the OT winner with a backhander that beat Henrik Lundqvist to give the club a 3-2 victory in what turned out to be an ugly, physical battle.
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Spezza, Alfredsson may be reunited for Senators in Game 2
The Ottawa Senators could go back to an old faithful in their first round playoff series against the New York Rangers. Daniel Alfredsson could find himself reunited with Jason Spezza and Milan Michalek in Game 2 of the series Saturday night (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m. ET).
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