These are the type of games the Sens lost regularly last season.

But with Paul MacLean behind the bench there is a completely different attitude.  This team believes in the system and when things aren't going their way, they stick with it.  That persistence paid off tonight as the Ottawa Senators scored a gutsy 6-4 road win over the Winnipeg Jets.

A little late on the draw today.  Have been away from my computer and was not able to update the site until now.

Thankfully, Paul MacLean set the stage for tonight's line up at practice yesterday so we know there won't be any changes.  David Rundblad stays in the mix on the back end and Craig Anderson makes the start in goal.

After a brief stop at Scotiabank Place, the Ottawa Senators are back on the road, as they will play their next three away from SBP, including stops in Winnipeg, Dallas and Washington.

The Sens practiced in Winnipeg this afternoon.

After six straight on the road, the Ottawa Senators returned to Scotiabank Place and picked up a solid, hardworking 4-3 win over the Carolina Hurricanes.

The offence came from Jason Spezza who scored twice, David Rundblad's first in the NHL and the game winner from Zack Smith.  Excellent bounce back performance after an ugly loss in Pittsburgh on Friday night.

After a lengthy break, the Ottawa Senators finally close out a six game road swing with a date with Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

The Sens come into Pittsburgh with points in four straight games and will close out the trip against what appears to be their toughest opposition to date. The Penguins sit second in the league with only the surprising Minnesota Wild racking up more points.

It has been far too long since our last contest but the wait is nearly over.

Thanks to the good folks at Wiser’s, you will have a chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to see the Jets and Sens from the 100 level Wiser’s Box.  Except this contest is a little different and can not be won from the comfort of your home.  Here is how it’s going to work.

It's Tuesday and the Ottawa Senators don't play till Friday match up with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

It certainly had the makings of a quiet day in terms of Sens news but there were a few stories that broke today that should certainly be of interest to fans of the Ottawa Senators.

The Senators are off today and will return to the practice ice in Ottawa tomorrow morning. 

Light schedule for the Sens this week as they don’t play again until Friday night when they visit Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins.  Crosby makes his much anticipated return tonight against the Islanders.

By picking up five of a possible six points, the Senators closed out a successful swing through Western Canada by dropping an overtime decision to the Vancouver Canucks

It wasn't the ending to the Sens were looking for but this team has played extremely well on this road trip and continues to demonstrate a strong work ethic away from Scotiabank Place.

After impressive road efforts in Calgary and Edmonton, the Ottawa Senators will be looking to complete the rare Western Canada sweep when they visit the defending Western Conference Champs.

The Vancouver Canucks come into this one with a 9-9-1 record and are on the outside looking in playoff picture out West.