Sens Hockey – Hagelin wins fastest skater competition – Fox News

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Hagelin wins fastest skater competition Fox News Ottawa, ON – Carl Hagelin of the New York Rangers won the fastest skater challenge at the NHL SuperSkills competition. Skating against Colin Greening of the Ottawa Senators in the rookie race, Hagelin, who is a member of Team Alfredsson, posted a time … Speed thrills as Greening edgedOttawa Citizen NHL All-Star Skills Competition 2012 Results: Rookies Steal Fastest Skater ShowBleacher Report Red Wings' Jimmy Howard brings up rear in fastest skater event at NHL All-Star …Kalamazoo Gazette – MLive.com bettor.com (blog) -New York Post all 38 news articles »

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Globe and Mail

Ex-Senators celebrate return to Ottawa Montreal Gazette OTTAWA — All three of them left Ottawa under circumstances that either saddened, surprised or stunned them, and the memories of their partings still stir deep feelings. But for one-time Ottawa Senators Zdeno Chara, Marian Hossa, and Brian Elliott, … NHL Green and Ottawa Senators partner on energy audit of Scotiabank Place for …NHL.com Daily Debate: Which All-Star team is better?ESPN (blog) Bell participates in 2012 Tim Hortons NHL® All-Star Weekend in OttawaBroadcaster Globe and Mail -Yahoo! Sports -MetroNews Canada all 1,304 news articles »

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Sens – Senators to blame for losses, not refs

Senators to blame for losses, not refs
OTTAWA — As he waited for the team bus to leave Jobing.com Arena for the Phoenix airport, Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray was steaming, once again, about the referees. His team had just lost its third game in a row, and for the third

Senators drop second straight with loss to Kings
LOS ANGELES – Now the Ottawa Senators have something to think about. Looking to rebound after a 2-1 loss in Anaheim on Saturday, the Senators instead were buried 4-1 by the Los Angeles Kings on Monday night. The Kings chased starter Craig Anderson after he

Ex-Senators celebrate return to Ottawa
OTTAWA — All three of them left Ottawa under circumstances that either saddened, surprised or stunned them, and the memories of their partings still stir deep feelings. But for one-time Ottawa Senators Zdeno Chara, Marian Hossa, and Brian

Bulletin: Rink of Dreams officially opens at Ottawa City Hall
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Senators, in partnership with the Sens Foundation, the City of Ottawa and the Hockey Canada Foundation, officially declared the Rink of Dreams open earlier this evening at Marion Dewar Plaza in front of Ottawa City Hall. Recognized as

Ottawa Senators News – Ex-Senators celebrate return to Ottawa – Montreal Gazette

Ex-Senators celebrate return to Ottawa – Montreal Gazette

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Ex-Senators celebrate return to Ottawa Montreal Gazette OTTAWA — All three of them left Ottawa under circumstances that either saddened, surprised or stunned them, and the memories of their partings still stir deep feelings. But for one-time Ottawa Senators Zdeno Chara, Marian Hossa, and Brian Elliott, … NHL Green and Ottawa Senators partner on energy audit of Scotiabank Place for …NHL.com The Globe and MailGlobe and Mail Daniel Alfredsson goes Swedish with NHL All-Star Game picksNational Post (blog) Vancouver Sun -Broadcaster -Silver Seven all 1,588 news articles »

Owner embraces Sens’ time in hockey spotlight – NHL.com

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Owner embraces Sens' time in hockey spotlight NHL.com By Tal Pinchevsky – NHL.com Staff Writer When Eugene Melnyk bought the Ottawa Senators in 2003, he wasn't just happy to provide stability to an emerging franchise. He had big plans for the team and the city. All those dreams have coincided nicely in … PHT Morning Skate: Good thing Heatley isn't in OttawaNBCSports.com Melnyk's all-star dream comes trueLondon Free Press Alfredsson Gives Us a Glimpse Into His Post-playing DaysThe 6th Sens all 11 news articles »

Players head to Lord Aylmer – Ottawa Citizen

Players head to Lord Aylmer Ottawa Citizen Wearing jerseys from the Ottawa Senators, Montreal Canadiens or Toronto Maple Leafs, 370 students at Lord Aylmer Elementary School in Gatineau were rocking their house Friday morning. They clapped, cheered and stomped, singing along to We Will Rock You … and more »