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Monday, 05 December 2011 11:29

Game Day- Anderson Starts, Filatov Sits

The Ottawa Senators have finally returned to Scotiabank Place

Aside from a brief stop in town last Sunday, the Sens have been on the road for the better part of a month. Tonight they begin a crucial stretch of home games against Steven Stamkos and the Tampa Bay Lightning.

It has been well documented but the month of December will go a long way towards deciding the Sens fortunes this year. They play 9 of the next 13 on home ice and will welcome a number of tough opponents.

That starts tonight with the Bolts in town.

Tampa has struggled at times this year and are out to a disappointing 11-12-2 start which includes three straight losses coming into this one. With that said, Tampa is still a team with a ton of firepower that will provide a tough test for Craig Anderson and the Sens. Tonight’s game features two of the league’s leading goal scores in Steven Stamkos and Milan Michalek, who have each scored 16 times this season.

The fact that Stamkos is there should come as no surprise but the blistering start by Milan Michalek has certainly turned some heads. The biggest difference for Michalek has been his health. He is finally playing at 100% and seems to be skating better than he ever has. Michalek has been a key cog in the Sens surprising offence so far this season.

Despite the overtime loss in Washington on Saturday night, Paul MacLean will go with the same combinations.

That means that Nikita Filatov will once again be the odd man out. This has been talked about to no end but I really don’t understand MacLean’s reluctance to play the kid. Saw some good signs from him since being called up and it will do nothing for his confidence to have him watching from the press box. Have to wonder how much longer he sticks around.

Here is how the Sens are expected to line up.

Greening-Spezza-Butler
Michalek-Foligno-Alfredsson
Daugavins-Smith-Condra
Konopka-Winchester-Neil

Phillips-Gonchar
Cowen-Karlsson
Rundblad-Lee

Puck drop is scheduled for just after 7:30 PM tonight and there are still plenty of tickets so contact Mike McCarthy at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you are looking to buy some. A reminder that the Sens will be collecting toys for Toy Mountain before tonight’s game so if you can, bring a toy with you to help the cause.

The game is available on Sportsnet and RDS.

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In just three days, it will be time to begin the "Hunt 4 Chirp" contest. Be sure to follow @SensChirp and @Wisers_Ottawa on Twitter for clues.  We'll be giving away two pairs of tickets in the 100 Level Wisers Box for the January game against the Jets.

Did I mention the food and adult-beverages are free in there?

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+6 #1 Patrick 2.0 2011-12-05 11:46
There must be more about Filatov that we don't know, I just don't see someone of that potential not seeing any ice time.

Hopefully we bounce back from a close lost against Washington. I think Karlsson and friends will be able to defeat the Tampa Trap. I just hope our defense is up to stop Tampa's firepower.
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+3 #2 No65* 2011-12-05 11:50
My opninion is they are looking at what Bobby Butler can do first. If he is not starting to produce on a regular basis, he will be moved out and Filatov will get his chance. We have to remember that Filatov was kinda forcing the hand of BM and no one likes this sort of attitude. I'm sure he was not that welcome in the lockeroom when players heard about the Niky do not backcheck or something like that. I was not at all impressed by his play of late. He is soft on the puck and make me think of a young but less talented Vermette. It will not be the first player with all the skills in the world to fail to produce in the NHL.
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+2 #3 simple jack 2011-12-05 11:56
From what i have seen its lack of conditioning from Filitov, he's always gased. So getting to know Mcleans system while he gets in shape is better than being in bingo. Time wil tell.

I also agree that butler is currently getting his golden oppertunity, its time to sink or swim bobby.
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-1 #4 senswillkickass 2011-12-05 11:56
The only thing that Filatov has proven so far is that he is a spoiled little baby,if it don't work is way baby want's to go back home.
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+3 #5 FutureGM21 2011-12-05 11:58
Quoting Patrick 2.0:
There must be more about Filatov that we don't know, I just don't see someone of that potential not seeing any ice time.

Hopefully we bounce back from a close lost against Washington. I think Karlsson and friends will be able to defeat the Tampa Trap. I just hope our defense is up to stop Tampa's firepower.


I agree there must be more to the Filatov situation, we need to give him a legit shot not a few games here or there and be done with it. Give him 10 games in the top 6 no matter how he plays and evaluate what u do with him form there.

as for today's game I hope Tampa's defense is ready for our fire power!
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+1 #6 eagle 2011-12-05 12:01
From TSN "On the injury front for the Sens, forward Nikita Filatov (nose) and defenseman Filip Kuba (upper body) are both listed as questionable for this evening's tilt. Right wing Chris Neil (sprained ankle) returned to action Saturday after missing nine games." Is Filatov a healthy scratch or is he injured?
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0 #7 SNOOPY SENIOR 2011-12-05 12:01
This is an opportunity, in which Bobby Butler must play
at his best, to continue on line with Greening and Spezza.
His stellar performance of a few games ago, when he scored 2 goals, must motivate him to perform at his highest level,
in order to move forward and eliminate the challenge of Nikita Filatov.

No doubt in my mind, that should he not respond with strong commitment and effective results, Coach MacLean will insert
Filatov for some games .

Hope he is ready for this challenge as of tonite !!
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+3 #8 SensChirp 2011-12-05 12:04
Quoting eagle:
From TSN "On the injury front for the Sens, forward Nikita Filatov (nose) and defenseman Filip Kuba (upper body) are both listed as questionable for this evening's tilt. Right wing Chris Neil (sprained ankle) returned to action Saturday after missing nine games." Is Filatov a healthy scratch or is he injured?

Was being called a healthy but I suppose it's possible that injury may still be bugging him.
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-1 #9 jakester 2011-12-05 12:04
Maybe Butler is being showcased to Columbus.
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+2 #10 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 12:05
All I know is that I'm sure Filatov at 20-21 years old told Howsen in Colombus if I'm not playing in the NHL I would rather go back home and play in front of Family. So Howsen said, I will try and trade you.

He gets traded to Ottawa who then say "we will give you a shot on top 6, so please stay"

Since...

17gp 2g 4a for butler
9gp 0g 1a for Filatov
**Both Butler's goals came in 1 game

This is where aggrevation sets in. I'm sure Filatov would have been more than happy to go to Russia, but Murray told him to stay (which obviously he wants to play in NHL. remember this is a kid who promised the Sudbury Wolves that after his import draft he would play there if he didn't make Colombus. Instead Colombus rushed him inbetween NHl and AHL Syracuse for the whole year.)

He wants the shot, but he just wants certainty at this point
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+2 #11 Sensnation 2011-12-05 12:07
My god guys, you make the Filatov situation into a complicated personality issue, but at the end of the day he's just not NHL ready yet. He will be one day, but at this current stage he's probably 1-2 years away from being able to be a regular NHL. The coaches see that, and he'll get the ice time as he shows he deserves it.

Butler on the other hand has taken the 4th line demotion in stride and in the last few games has really stepped up his play all over the ice. Nice to see him get rewarded by getting some time back with Spezza.

Should be another fun game tonight. Anderson will need to bring the A game he's been missing most of the year. I look for a hard fought 4-3 Sens win.

GO SENS GO!!!
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-6 #12 simple jack 2011-12-05 12:12
Theoretical lines after injury returns

Filitov spezza michalek
Greening regin alfredson
Condra smith butler
Winchester knopka neil

Karlson rundblad
Cowen gonchar
Philips lee

* Keep karlsson rundblad together, they might make mistakes but they are both great skaters and could recover from a mis play quickly. I see them as a future top pairing why delay it when they can learn from each other now while there's not much pressure/expect ations from the team this year.

Cheers, go sens!
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+1 #13 Patrick 2.0 2011-12-05 12:18
Quoting FutureGM21:
As for today's game I hope Tampa's defense is ready for our fire power!


Nice twist of my quote...and I agree lol, they shut the critics up pretty fast. All you heard from TSN before the season started was: "I don't know where Ottawa's offence will come from" and "Ottawa will struggle to score". WOW!!! Did that blow up in their face...but then apparently we're suppose to be in last place by now.

And good point Eagle about the broken nose. I don't see Filatov as one of those "tough" type players (such as Alfie) who could easily play with a broken nose. Maybe they are giving Butler his chance while Filatov's nose gets a little better. Which I have no problem with, Butler is another talented young struggling player that deserves a chance on the 1st line.
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+1 #14 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 12:19
Quoting Sensnation:
My god guys, you make the Filatov situation into a complicated personality issue, but at the end of the day he's just not NHL ready yet. He will be one day, but at this current stage he's probably 1-2 years away from being able to be a regular NHL. The coaches see that, and he'll get the ice time as he shows he deserves it.

Butler on the other hand has taken the 4th line demotion in stride and in the last few games has really stepped up his play all over the ice. Nice to see him get rewarded by getting some time back with Spezza.

GO SENS GO!!!


I trust maclean, but the question most Sens fans have who watch regularly and without further knowledge aside from games, why does Butler get the benefit of the doubt to bust his ass on the 4th line, when Filatov only gets practice time to show he fits in the NHL. Butler stats wise(which is why we gave him a 1way contract) has done nothing this year
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0 #15 Sandy 2011-12-05 12:24
Sooner see the scoring potential of Filatov in the lineup compared to the fights and penalites by Konopka..
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+1 #16 Common Sens Fan 2011-12-05 12:24
Quoting No65*:
... We have to remember that Filatov was kinda forcing the hand of BM and no one likes this sort of attitude. I'm sure he was not that welcome in the lockeroom when players heard about the Niky do not backcheck or something like that. It will not be the first player with all the skills in the world to fail to produce in the NHL.


I agree 100% with this analysis. There are a number of skills that coaches, managers and scouts consider when judging the quality of a player. We tend to focus on the obvious ones: skating, shooting, checking, positional play, etc. Niki's got most of these. There's one that we, as fans, seem to underestimate.. .. that's courage. It takes cojones to play in the NHL... everyone likes to think they have them... not everyone does. Filatov does not. Daigle didn't. DaCosta needs to grow some too. Once Niki-boy mans-up, he'll get his chance. If he doesn't... he can ply his trade with the other steers in the K.
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+3 #17 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 12:26
Quoting Common Sens Fan:

I agree 100% with this analysis. There are a number of skills that coaches, managers and scouts consider when judging the quality of a player. We tend to focus on the obvious ones: skating, shooting, checking, positional play, etc. Niki's got most of these. There's one that we, as fans, seem to underestimate.... that's courage. It takes cojones to play in the NHL... everyone likes to think they have them... not everyone does. Filatov does not. Daigle didn't. DaCosta needs to grow some too. Once Niki-boy mans-up, he'll get his chance. If he doesn't... he can ply his trade with the other steers in the K.


And on what basis is this coming from???? He played the next night after his broken nose. From all accounts (aside from NHL ice chips) Filatov has been deemed healthy scratch not injury
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0 #18 superjer 2011-12-05 12:49
Chirp... were there any details about the chat Filatov and Murray were supposed to have had at the end of November? Maybe he's busy booking a flight to Russia.

And excited to see Cowen and Karlsson paired up. Hopefully they will get some top line billing over Phillips and Gonchar as the season progresses. These guys are our future top pair in my eyes.
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0 #19 Sensnation 2011-12-05 12:52
Quoting Alcatraz:

...without further knowledge aside from games, why does Butler get the benefit of the doubt to bust his ass on the 4th line, when Filatov only gets practice time to show he fits in the NHL. Butler stats wise(which is why we gave him a 1way contract) has done nothing this year


I think you stated the biggest point, most fans only watch the games. The staff sees Filatov and Butler a lot more, on top of the fact Butler is more willing to put in a 4th line type of effort then Filatov is able to at this point. Filatov has 0 value dressing up if he's not in top 6. Also, Butler earned the chance first, unless u forget we had him here 1st and he's proven to have NHL value. He's further along his development path then Filatov is. Too many expect all big time prospects to be NHL ready within the first year or two from being drafted, when several can take 5 or more years. Filatov will be a late bloomer.
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+2 #20 Dillan 2011-12-05 12:54
Quoting simple jack:
Theoretical lines after injury returns

Filitov spezza michalek
Greening regin alfredson
Condra smith butler
Winchester knopka neil

Karlson rundblad
Cowen gonchar
Philips lee

* Keep karlsson rundblad together, they might make mistakes but they are both great skaters and could recover from a mis play quickly. I see them as a future top pairing why delay it when they can learn from each other now while there's not much pressure/expectations from the team this year.

Cheers, go sens!

You dont have foligno who has been one of the most consistant guys all year
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+1 #21 Sensnation 2011-12-05 12:55
Quoting Sandy:
Sooner see the scoring potential of Filatov in the lineup compared to the fights and penalites by Konopka..


The line and team balance for a game is a lot more involved then who can score vs fight. For all the knocks on Konopka's skill level, he's a solid checker and grinder, that can get some cycle going and put some pressure on the opposition. That's what several teams want out of their 4th line, especially when their top 2 lines aren't too physical.
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+2 #22 Patrick 2.0 2011-12-05 12:56
Quoting Sensnation:

Should be another fun game tonight. Anderson will need to bring the A game he's been missing most of the year. I look for a hard fought 4-3 Sens win.


I want in the guessing game too!! :)
I'll go out on a limb and say something a little crazy, like 5-2 (I'm just not sure for whom yet, as it depends on who decides to show up haha). But since I'm bias...I'll call it in the Sens favour, they'll want to avenge their loss to the Caps ;)
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-2 #23 sensarmy_11 2011-12-05 13:03
overall, i love what the organization has done this season. that being said, the way they're handling filatov is BRUTAL. I actually think they're handling him worse than CBJ did, and i didn't think that any organization could handle a player worse than columbus did with filatov. they either have to give the kid a chance, or come forward and say WHY they aren't letting him play. it's getting ridiculous
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+3 #24 Sensnation 2011-12-05 13:09
Quoting sensarmy_11:
overall, i love what the organization has done this season. that being said, the way they're handling filatov is BRUTAL. I actually think they're handling him worse than CBJ did, and i didn't think that any organization could handle a player worse than columbus did with filatov. they either have to give the kid a chance, or come forward and say WHY they aren't letting him play. it's getting ridiculous


Wow, I can't believe you don't get this. He's being treated by the Sens the same way they do all their prospects. Teach, learn, perform, get more ice time. That's all there is to it. No mismanagement! Every time I read a statement like this it makes me think sens fans don't get player development. BM and PM have proven they are willing to keep a bit bigger of a roster to give those prospects NHL practice time and some game time ... which they don't even have to do, instead of flat out sending them to the AHL.
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+1 #25 Ctea 2011-12-05 13:28
I, too, was hoping to see Filatov play tonight. Whatever the case may be with Filatov, I hope some guys reassure Filatov that if he keeps working hard during practices, he'll get the chance to play more in the NHL.

I heard the Sens were practicing their breakout against the 3-2 trap. Here's to hoping it won't be a boring game tonight. Go Sens Go!
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-1 #26 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 13:30
@sensnation

I agree 100% except for Butler. He signed as FA, had a great breakout last year, and has stunk since Training Camp. He is one dimensional, and 4th line duty is worthless for him.

I have no problem if Butler plays #1 line but it has to be earned, and I'm sorry practicing hard shouldn't earn him a spot next to Spezz. If thats the case why not give it to Corey Locke. From all I hear he is a great "pro" I want stats and I want production. Be it from Filatov or Butler. As far as I'm concerned neither has scored with Spezza yet which is troublesome to say the least
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+2 #27 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 13:33
One final thought. I'm really tired of us throwing player with Spezza hoping he makes them into NHl players, while Alfie gets all our actual NHL talent lol

I'm sorry but greening, butler, filatov, condra alongside Spezza is getting sickening. Sure michalek alfie and foligno play well together, but I really believe Murray needs to stop looking for a 2LC.

Our most important need is a capable winger for Spezza. He is turning into Nash right now. Give him an NHl player with NHL experience that knows how to find gaps and holes for Spezza to hit him
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+2 #28 St Nick 2011-12-05 13:47
Filatov isn't in the lineup because he doesn't produce, it isn't more complicated than that. Who would you take out that doesn't provide more than Filatov? With Carkner out, they need Konopka's toughness. Let's face it, if the kid doesn't produce pts he is pretty much useless. I know that everyone is in love with this kid & all his skill but so far we haven't seen any results from him being in the lineup.

If Winchester, konopka & Butler can all score from the 4th line why can't the more skilled Filatov score? Because he is a perimeter player & floater who needs to be set up to be effective. He just can't seem to do much himself & so far has proven to be very ineffective at the NHL level & not just here but in Columbus too. If he isn't scoring what's the point of putting him into the lineup, let guys who work hard on every shift play, they deserve it more for their hard work. My guess is he is gone after this yr or sooner.
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0 #29 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 13:51
Quoting St Nick:
Filatov isn't in the lineup because he doesn't produce, it isn't more complicated than that. Who would you take out that doesn't provide more than Filatov? With Carkner out, they need Konopka's toughness. Let's face it, if the kid doesn't produce pts he is pretty much useless. I know that everyone is in love with this kid & all his skill but so far we haven't seen any results from him being in the lineup.

If Winchester, konopka & Butler can all score from the 4th line why can't the more skilled Filatov score? Because he is a perimeter player & floater who needs to be set up to be effective. He just can't seem to do much himself & so far has proven to be very ineffective at the NHL level & not just here but in Columbus too.


Such a factless statement. Butler has scored in 1 game, and has assisted in 4 others.for a total of 5 games worth of production. Filatov has 1 game with production on half the games played.
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-1 #30 spezzerman 2011-12-05 13:59
Butler hasnt been anywhere near productive enough to not consider changing filitov for butler. FIlitov is playing with no confidence, he is afraid to make mistakes cause he thinks it will cost him getting in games. Butler is just flat out not playing.
at the very least switch them every other game and may the best man win. DO it for the next twenty games and the winner gets to keep that spot for the remaining 35-40 games.
If Butler were russian he'd be getting critized for playing for a contract and then floating once he got it.
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+1 #31 sensarmy_11 2011-12-05 14:04
Wow, I can't believe you don't get this. He's being treated by the Sens the same way they do all their prospects. Teach, learn, perform, get more ice time. That's all there is to it. No mismanagement! Every time I read a statement like this .........

i agree with you, i think in almost every case they have handled player development almost perfectly. however, i don't think they have with filatov. you say they preach "teach, learn, perform, etc" which is fine, but there are some guys who get serious playing time, who have done NOTHING to deserve it, such as butler and to a lesser extent condra. filatov has EASILY been as good as them, in limited ice time, yet he's never given a fair chance to play. he played well the last game, much better than the guys i mentioned, yet he draws out, and they stay in.
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+3 #32 conservativeHippie 2011-12-05 14:06
In Stache I trust. I want to see Filatov on the 1st line as well. However, PM has complete access to Filatov and has as much hockey knowledge in his pinky as we do collectively.

And as for a comment that said KK65 with DR7...It looks like PM is a big fan of having a stay-at-home dman paired with a Puck moving Dman. This of course means that Phillips, Cowen and Lee are like the stay at home mom's while KK65, DR7 and Gonchar go out and make the bacon.

Haha...Wonder what they would look like in a "Leave it to Beaver" type photoshop pic. Doubt Phillips et al would see the humour :)
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+2 #33 yawnzzz 2011-12-05 14:14
How many games does Filatov need?

He's accomplished a failed wrap around and a fractured nose in 9 games. If he has something to show, show it all ready or enjoy the view from the box
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+1 #34 Sensnation 2011-12-05 14:15
Quoting Alcatraz:

Such a factless statement. Butler has scored in 1 game, and has assisted in 4 others.for a total of 5 games worth of production. Filatov has 1 game with production on half the games played.


Effort and commitment to the system isn't judged in points. Butler has stepped up his game the last few, not through point production but rather his all around game shift in and shift out. Let's not forget he was playing through an injury to start the year, and appeared to have some difficulty as well learning the new system. The coach has given others a chance with Spezza and now sees that Butler deserves another shot.

I agree that Spezza deserves a more premiere winger that can match and complement his skills, but until we get one of those the coach will keep plugging whoever earns it most. Filatov though slightly improved from earlier this year, just has so far left to go.
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+1 #35 Sensnation 2011-12-05 14:21
@sensarmy_11

I think you're stuck on the stats too much. Condra has done more then either, he's not a scorer or playmaker though, but he plays the system really well, and is a good 3rd line player.

Filatov got chances with Spezza that have not been allowed to Butler so far. He did practically nothing and not only that Spezza played worse because he was always trying to set him up in opportunities he could excel in. Can't force chemistry, let Butler get his chance and in a couple games if he stinks the next guy will get his ... may even be Filatov again. But it's not delaying or impeding his development and we aren't holding back from giving him something he's earned here.
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+3 #36 The Apostle 2011-12-05 14:23
Quoting sensarmy_11:
but there are some guys who get serious playing time, who have done NOTHING to deserve it, such as butler and to a lesser extent condra. filatov has EASILY been as good as them, in limited ice time, yet he's never given a fair chance to play. he played well the last game, much better than the guys i mentioned, yet he draws out, and they stay in.



you sir are wrong about Condra. I'm not in love with the guy like some here are but he works hard every game and is an integral part of a PK group that has been superb for us.
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0 #37 Canucnik 2011-12-05 14:27
After we get our usual string of penalties mixing everything up, watch for Neil to move up with Zack and the "DauG" then Condra gets a shot with Jason and "Cy".

Butts is thinking way too much he's got to "Sync" up with Jason early. Stay deep with the other guys in the offensive zone. A goal would go a long way tonight.
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+1 #38 Sensnation 2011-12-05 14:28
I hope you guys understand I'm not trying to be argumentative or shoot down your opinions, just trying to relate that Filatov is finding himself in a very natural and normal game of musical chairs that anyone with his skill level, age and experience would regularly run into.

Most others, like say a Da Costa, take their demotions to the AHl in stride, but because Filatov has an even "better personal option" of the KHL, it just complicates the situation further. Can't hate him for rating the NHL > KHL > AHL, but also don't lose hope that if he goes to the KHL that he could return in a year or two.
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+2 #39 Floridasensfan 2011-12-05 14:34
I would also like to see EK and DR paired more, they are our future PP

Karlsson seems like he is on the ice the whole game, hope he pots another tonight.

I hope we win, a shut out would be nice, been a while since we had one. (unlikely a shut out)
4-2 Ottawa
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-2 #40 spezzerman 2011-12-05 14:42
I just hope Butler starts putting in an effort and scoring. lately his play hasnt earned him playing time.
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+3 #41 my2sens 2011-12-05 14:51
F*****g A!!!!

My wife just won some tickets for tonight's showdown... section 116 row K... See you there!!

GO SENS GO!


PS We need a golden 'stache' statue out front!
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+3 #42 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 14:51
What has Butler done?

Oh I don't know... Craig Anderson and him pretty stole that Calgary game for us. All the while on the 4th line. I'd say that's "something".

Butler hasn't been that hot, that's for sure. That's why he's been playing on the 4th line. But he has done much more for this team than Filatov ever has/will (how we all quickly forget).

Filatov was in the minors, and issued a veiled threat to return to Russia unless he got called up. I'm pretty sure Paul McLean is old school and doesn't reward that type of attitude, nor do I think his teammates do either.

He gets called up, and promptly gets 3 games on the first line (one he got hurt 5 shifts in). He averaged 15 minutes, and 1 shot on net in the two game he fully played.

I don't understand the love and agony people are showing for a player that doesn't deserve it. Filatov is getting the exact treatment he deserves...

which is to say NOT SPECIAL TREATMENT
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0 #43 darthsens911 2011-12-05 14:56
Is there any possibility that Butler is being showcased for a possible trade because of his 1 way contract and the fact that we have a few good propects coming through the pipeline making him expendable? Could explain a lot regarding Filitov's sitting.
Or of course maybe they just want to see Butler succeed for the same fact of his 1 way contract.
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+1 #44 Rick of the Universe 2011-12-05 14:56
At this point one has to ask why Columbus was willing to trade Filatov for so little ?
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-2 #45 NotwinninforM­acKinnon 2011-12-05 14:57
Butler/Lee = Brassard ..Money shouldn't be a problem 2 million for 3.2 = 1.2 million for this year and Next year Kuba contract falls off plus all the extra buy out money ..So make the trade Murray !!

Greening Spezza Michalek
Filatov Brassard Alfredsson
Folingo Smith Neil
Daugs -Winchester/ Z- Condra

Karlsson Cowen
Kuba-gonchar
Philips- Rundblad
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-3 #46 simple jack 2011-12-05 15:05
Im still not sold on brassard, if we wanted a young 2 line center we would've drafted cotourier...

I think its more media/fan speculation more than anything.
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0 #47 my2sens 2011-12-05 15:09
Filatov.

I really want to see him play. The frustrating part as a fan for me and not seeing Filatov play is that we picked this guy up with the intention to let him loose on the ice and see what he can do.

Now we have him and sit. We are rebuilding, so what is there to lose with letting him lace up for a few games? Wouldn't it be easier on everyone to let him play 20 games, then either ship or keep?

Unless, as several people have mentioned, we are placing certain people on display for the scouts to do some window shopping.

Either way... no team in the NHL has a full team that produces.... so why should we be different with ours?

GO SENS GO! Lightning doesn't strike in the winter!
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+2 #48 my2sens 2011-12-05 15:14
Who's Hot: Steven Stamkos is potentially on his way to another Rocket Richard Trophy with 16 goals – including five in the last six games. He's also added three assists over that stretch to give him 27 points for the season.

Good 'ol NHL.com... what about Michalek?
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0 #49 SNOOPY SENIOR 2011-12-05 15:24
The more I think of the failure of both Butler and Filatov,
on Line 1 with Greening and Spezza, why not try Peter Regin
at the Right Wing position ??
Foligno can still be our 2c, and continue playing with Michalek and Alfredsson.

This would give us 2 solid lines with scoring power !

Filatov and Butler could play either 3rd or 4th line,
and this back and forth sesaw with them would be solved !
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0 #50 darthsens911 2011-12-05 15:35
On a side note,

The PS3 EASHL team "Chirpers" now has three members and we played our first game the other day and had a great come from behind win.

Anyone else wanting to join the club feel free to search the club and join.

Cheers
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+2 #51 Hax 2011-12-05 15:39
Quoting my2sens:
Who's Hot: Steven Stamkos is potentially on his way to another Rocket Richard Trophy with 16 goals – including five in the last six games. He's also added three assists over that stretch to give him 27 points for the season.

Good 'ol NHL.com... what about Michalek?


Well, I would suggest that since they can't say "another" with MM9 that it's sort of fair that they focus on Stamkos. Besides, let MM9 fly under the radar a bit longer. Half the time he scores it seems like the other team forgot he was out there or that he really is THAT fast.
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+4 #52 Muckalt 2011-12-05 15:48
It's hard to say Filatov's been mishandled unless someone here can fill us in on all of the facts. I'm sure Murray wants to look like a genius by having this trade work, so the chances of Filatov getting ice time should be high. However, we don't know if he doesn't have the conditioning, shows a bad attitude in the dressing room or at practice, or was set to play the last two games but said 'my nose hurts.' TSN apparently has it listed as an injury issue, but without eliminating that as a possibility, posters today are declaring it to be mismanagement. At this point, it may be nothing more that not communicating with the fans to explain what it happening. Of course, there is no obligation to explain it to us. For now, I will leave it to those who have all of the facts to decide how to deal with this guy. The organization has generally been good about giving young players who have earned it a shot.
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+5 #53 jd2reeso 2011-12-05 16:19
I hope michalek steals the goals lead infront of stamkos and the home crowd tonight.

GO SENS GO
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+3 #54 kingalfredsson 2011-12-05 16:20
They should trade regin and kuba or lee to make some room
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0 #55 Sensnation 2011-12-05 16:24
Quoting darthsens911:
On a side note,

The PS3 EASHL team "Chirpers" now has three members and we played our first game the other day and had a great come from behind win.

Anyone else wanting to join the club feel free to search the club and join.

Cheers


I'd be interested but I'm not familiar with any of the online features of EANHL12. Normally just play gm mode or be a pro. How do I find this?
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-2 #56 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 16:37
To the guy who defended butler by saying he stile us the Calgary game that's what he's done lately. Well that's 1 game in 17 that he has stood out in. I understand and completely buy the whole system and commitment argument.

I would love to see one of these soon to be called plugs in filatov and butler step up and take the job. Butler is playing like he is on a one way deal and filatov is playing like he is on a two way deal. Simply put. One is playing to play with no fear aside of 4th line demotion thenotherbis playin in fear of being sent down
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+1 #57 simple jack 2011-12-05 16:59
I'd rather go after paajarvi then brassard, we have regin/zibby next year for 2c.

We offer edmonton lee, wiercroitch and a 3rd or maybe filatov
They gain 2 young d and a possible top9 forward or pick.
We get sweder
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+1 #58 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 17:01
Quoting Alcatraz:
To the guy who defended butler by saying he stile us the Calgary game that's what he's done lately. Well that's 1 game in 17 that he has stood out in.


I was responding to people saying that Butler "has done NOTHING for us". The Calgary game is evidence of ONE MORE THING than Filatov has done for us this year, not to mention Butler had some modest success last year too.

But alot of you want to annoint Filatov to 1st line status despite doing absolutely nothing to deserve it, except being drafted high. I suggest you take the rose-coloured glasses off.

Has Bobby Butler been awesome? No, certainly not. Should Butler be on the first line? No, probably not. But why on this green Earth should it be Filatov that gets GIFTED THE SPOT.

Earn the spot, word hard, and keep quiet. This is my advice to Mr. Filatov if he ever wants to be a full-time player in the NHL.
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-5 #59 simple jack 2011-12-05 17:02
Quoting kingalfredsson:
They should trade regin and kuba or lee to make some room

You can add foligno too, with the young talent we have coming in next year foligno will be a 4th liner, better trade him now while he's playing well and has some value.
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0 #60 darthsens911 2011-12-05 17:03
Quoting Sensnation:
Quoting darthsens911:
On a side note,

The PS3 EASHL team "Chirpers" now has three members and we played our first game the other day and had a great come from behind win.

Anyone else wanting to join the club feel free to search the club and join.

Cheers


I'd be interested but I'm not familiar with any of the online features of EANHL12. Normally just play gm mode or be a pro. How do I find this?


Go to EA sports hockey league on the main menu then click join club and it will give you a search clubs option and type in Chirpers.

or add me as a friend and i will send u an invite... psn name is darthsens911
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+3 #61 Sens of Peskyville 2011-12-05 17:13
Quoting simple jack:
Quoting kingalfredsson:
They should trade regin and kuba or lee to make some room

You can add foligno too, with the young talent we have coming in next year foligno will be a 4th liner, better trade him now while he's playing well and has some value.


I really don't understand the Foligno hate that goes on hear. If you watch the games you'd see he's a force on the ice. He also LEAD the whole team (yeah, more than Karlsson or Spezza) in points in November. He's the one guy besides Neil who goes hard to the net and plays gritty. I, for one, would like to see us keep him as long as he keeps playing like this.
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+1 #62 darthsens911 2011-12-05 17:19
Quoting Blue:
Quoting simple jack:
Quoting kingalfredsson:
They should trade regin and kuba or lee to make some room

You can add foligno too, with the young talent we have coming in next year foligno will be a 4th liner, better trade him now while he's playing well and has some value.


I really don't understand the Foligno hate that goes on hear. If you watch the games you'd see he's a force on the ice. He also LEAD the whole team (yeah, more than Karlsson or Spezza) in points in November. He's the one guy besides Neil who goes hard to the net and plays gritty. I, for one, would like to see us keep him as long as he keeps playing like this.


I agree.. Hard hitting diggers. Can never have enough of them.
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+1 #63 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 17:20
Quoting simple jack:
I'd rather go after paajarvi then brassard, we have regin/zibby next year for 2c.

We offer edmonton lee, wiercroitch and a 3rd or maybe filatov
They gain 2 young d and a possible top9 forward or pick.
We get sweder



I would love Paajarvi. The question is, would Edmonton be so ready to trade him? I wouldn't if I were them, especially for that package.
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+1 #64 andreasdackell 2011-12-05 17:25
dont worry blue, foligno is my boy!! he is gino tonight!!!!!
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+3 #65 Captain Alfie 2011-12-05 17:30
Anyone have a stream for the game tonight?
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+3 #66 Hax 2011-12-05 17:30
Quoting kingalfredsson:
They should trade regin and kuba or lee to make some room


Please list all the GMs in the NHL who are looking for an injured, unproven center; an over-priced, fragile, under-performin g PMD and another unproven who hasn't played regularly in the NHL despite being a first rounder.

....

THAT'S why these guys have not been traded. Not to mention that at least Regin and Lee could still prove valuable to us - definitely more valuable than anything another GM would be willing to offer today.
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-5 #67 simple jack 2011-12-05 17:42
we have many players like foligno who can finish, we have lots of grinders...i'm just saying foligno will be a third/fourth line player, give smith or daugivins the same opertunities as foligno and foligno will be at the bottom for points totals.

Our grinders are michalek,greening,smith,daugivins,neil,winchester,foligno,condra
We have lots of guys like foligno in our system, to me he's overated. I like foligno but i believe if he's still here next year he'll be a fourth liner.we have some elite grinders who can dish and score,foligno gets huge chances and should be scoring 25-30 goals but he doesn't finish.

On a postive note mclean seems to be working with him and helping his game we'll see where he sits at the end of this season.
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+1 #68 SkipOPot2Mus 2011-12-05 18:00
Trade andy for roberto luongo lol only jokin. Crazy he might get traded though
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+1 #69 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 18:07
Quoting simple jack:
we have many players like foligno who can finish, we have lots of grinders...i'm just saying foligno will be a third/fourth line player...

Our grinders are michalek, etc.

We have lots of guys like foligno in our system, to me he's overated. I like foligno but i believe if he's still here next year he'll be a fourth liner.


Your "Simple Jack" username is quite fitting.

Let's recap what I've learned from some of you recently:

Anderson isn't playing well, Filatov should always be on the first line, Greening should never be on the first line, Foligno is a 4th liner, Butler has done NOTHING for us this year and Filatov would, Phillips is actually fine, we need to find a team willing to take Lee, Kuba and/or Regin for a 2nd line Center, and now... Michalek is a grinder.

My head hurts.
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0 #70 darthsens911 2011-12-05 18:08
Quoting simple jack:
we have many players like foligno who can finish, we have lots of grinders...i'm just saying foligno will be a third/fourth line player, give smith or daugivins the same opertunities as foligno and foligno will be at the bottom for points totals.

Our grinders are michalek,greening,smith,daugivins,neil,winchester,foligno,condra
We have lots of guys like foligno in our system, to me he's overated. I like foligno but i believe if he's still here next year he'll be a fourth liner.we have some elite grinders who can dish and score,foligno gets huge chances and should be scoring 25-30 goals but he doesn't finish.


I don't see the problem with having Foligno on our 3rd or fourth line. It just indicates the quality that the team has up front if someone like him gets pushed back to the 3rd/4th line. Just like when Fisher was in the bottom 6. Wasn't a knock on him just that we had such a good team that's where he fit in.
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-4 #71 darthsens911 2011-12-05 18:11
Quoting SkipOPot2Mus:
Trade andy for roberto luongo lol only jokin. Crazy he might get traded though


If Bobby Lou becomes available, GM BM had better get any and all packages ready for it. We have been dreaming of a number 1 of his status for the entire organizations existence.

I know, I know.. Lehner's up and coming but wouldn't it be a dream to have that combo!
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+1 #72 The Silfver Surfer 2011-12-05 18:20
Luongo = Most over rated goalie in the league. I wouldnt want him and fans here would eat him to pieces.Look how we already have people saying on a regular basis, Anderson is underperforming even though he has in my opinion been playing great and if it wasnt for him we would not be in the playoff hunt right now.
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0 #73 darthsens911 2011-12-05 18:29
Quoting The Butler:
Luongo = Most over rated goalie in the league. I wouldnt want him and fans here would eat him to pieces.Look how we already have people saying on a regular basis, Anderson is underperforming even though he has in my opinion been playing great and if it wasnt for him we would not be in the playoff hunt right now.


I agree and disagree... Luongo is an absolutely great goalie and I for one would love to have him.
The fans here however are very fickle and he could become a goat if he shi ts the bed like he has so far this season. But he usually only has shorts stints of bad play when they do come.
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+1 #74 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 18:31
Quoting darthsens911:
I don't see the problem with having Foligno on our 3rd or fourth line. It just indicates the quality that the team has up front if someone like him gets pushed back to the 3rd/4th line. Just like when Fisher was in the bottom 6. Wasn't a knock on him just that we had such a good team that's where he fit in.


Such a day that the Sens are so stacked, that Foligno is playing on the 4th line, is years away. What you are saying is obviously true, but that's not what Mr. Simple Jack was saying.

I know it seems like Nick Foligno has been here forever, but may I point out he just turned 24.
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+1 #75 Trollard 2011-12-05 18:33
Quoting Captain Alfie:
Anyone have a stream for the game tonight?


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+1 #76 Sensnation 2011-12-05 18:37
Quoting simple jack:
we have many players like foligno who can finish, we have lots of grinders...i'm just saying foligno will be a third/fourth line player, give smith or daugivins the same opertunities as foligno and foligno will be at the bottom for points totals.

Our grinders are michalek,greening,smith,daugivins,neil,winchester,foligno,condra...


You are off your rocker!

When Foligno ends up on the 3rd line it's because we're ready to contend and finally have actual elite scorers for the top 6. Even then, he might be a playmaker or grinder on the 2nd line since he still has some touch.

Foligno is better than every other grinder you mentioned by quite a bit, aside from Michalek who is not a grinder and maybe Greening. And even then, it's obvious Foligno has more playmaking skills than Greening.

There's a difference between a sniper and a playmaker, you keep wanting Foligno to be a sniper, which he is not!
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0 #77 Sensnation 2011-12-05 18:41
Quoting darthsens911:
Quoting Sensnation:
Quoting darthsens911:
On a side note,

The PS3 EASHL team "Chirpers" now has three members and we played our first game the other day and had a great come from behind win.

Anyone else wanting to join the club feel free to search the club and join.

Cheers


I'd be interested but I'm not familiar with any of the online features of EANHL12. Normally just play gm mode or be a pro. How do I find this?


Go to EA sports hockey league on the main menu then click join club and it will give you a search clubs option and type in Chirpers.

or add me as a friend and i will send u an invite... psn name is darthsens911


Perfect, I'll check that out. Thanks!
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+5 #78 senskarlsson57 2011-12-05 18:57
Michalek's birthday in 2 days...what would be a better birthday present than to be the league leader in goals?!
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+1 #79 senskarlsson57 2011-12-05 19:04
Anyone who thinks it would be a good idea to trade Foligno is an idiot. He just turned 24, hes on pace for more than 20 goals, and has been one of our most consistent players this season.

So unless another GM can blow Murrays socks off with a deal involving Foligno (which wont happen), he wont be going anywhere anytime soon...
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0 #80 stevrock 2011-12-05 19:07
Quoting darthsens911:
On a side note,

The PS3 EASHL team "Chirpers" now has three members and we played our first game the other day and had a great come from behind win.

Anyone else wanting to join the club feel free to search the club and join.

Cheers


I was drinking and somewhat distracted. Horrible start but was an entertaining game.
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+1 #81 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 19:08
i completely understand Maclean's decision not to play Filatov. He just isn't good enough.

A lot of guys have talent but can't translate it into the NHL. Although underachieving, I like Butler's upside better.

This will be Filatov's last year in the NHL for sure.
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+2 #82 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 19:11
And with all due respect Chirp, Filatov may have impressed you, but all he has to show for his two games last week is a SINGLE shot on goal. That's it.

Not good enough.

Bobby's gonna light the lamp tonight.

GO SENS GO
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+2 #83 Craig Anderseive 2011-12-05 19:17
Found a stream..

http://atdhenet.tv/41727/watch-tampa-bay-lightning-vs-ottawa-senators
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0 #84 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 19:57
If Foligno shot that puck it would have been a goal.

Wide open in the slot, and opts to pass :(
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0 #85 MattZ 2011-12-05 20:02
the reason why filatov's conditioning is so bad is because instead of actually going to the gym, using weights, using the treadmill, using the trainers. He instead likes to jog and lift wood and trees and crap. i read that in an article
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0 #86 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 20:08
Quoting MattZ:
the reason why filatov's conditioning is so bad is because instead of actually going to the gym, using weights, using the treadmill, using the trainers. He instead likes to jog and lift wood and trees and crap. i read that in an article


LOL
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+1 #87 Tcharger 2011-12-05 20:10
Philips looked in fine form for that tripping call!
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0 #88 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 20:11
Quoting Tcharger:
Philips looked in fine form for that tripping call!


Ya, he looked fine indeed.
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0 #89 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 20:15
Anderson.
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0 #90 Mr Hockey 2011-12-05 20:35
9mm gets 2 this period. book it
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0 #91 Alcatraz 2011-12-05 20:42
It threads like this that aggravates me as a sens fan

It's either one extreme or another for every player on this team. Btw regarding filatov I want it known that by no means do I want us to gift him 1st line duties. Let himself playself up to there in the same manner as butler. Let him work through flaws and get accustomed to the system. Hive him benefit of doubt once in a while. It is a new team. Butler has played so many games with the sens and bingo players he should have chemistry by now the same way it is obvious smith vondra and daug have
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+1 #92 John Q. Spartan 2011-12-05 20:50
Quoting Alcatraz:
Btw regarding filatov I want it known that by no means do I want us to gift him 1st line duties. Let himself playself up to there in the same manner as butler. Let him work through flaws and get accustomed to the system. Hive him benefit of doubt once in a while. It is a new team. Butler has played so many games with the sens and bingo players he should have chemistry by now the same way it is obvious smith vondra and daug have


Why should Butler sit out in order to let Filatov prove himself by working through flaws and getting accustomed to the system?

Butler was on a two-way contract last year, did he cry when he spent time in the AHL. Did he threaten to take drastic action? No, he shut his mouth, and put in the time.

If Filatov doesn't want to do the same, and still doesn't produce, he can spend time in the pressbox. You don't gift time to a whiny player.

Pretty simple to understand.
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0 #93 Tcharger 2011-12-05 21:10
Is that more than heatley now?
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+1 #94 kingalfredsson 2011-12-05 21:10
goooooooooooooo ooooal
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+1 #95 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 21:11
Our third line is our best line. Like I've said before, Condra and Smith have been the team's biggest X factors.

Sens need to keep shooting the damn puck. If you put it to the net eventually it'll go in!

GO SENS GOOOO
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+1 #96 timwrx 2011-12-05 21:16
Quoting jasonontheoldsenschirp:
Our third line is our best line. Like I've said before, Condra and Smith have been the team's biggest X factors.

Sens need to keep shooting the damn puck. If you put it to the net eventually it'll go in!

GO SENS GOOOO


What? No love for the Daugs?
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-4 #97 simple jack 2011-12-05 21:25
Quoting Craig Anderseive:
Found a stream..

http://atdhenet.tv/41727/watch-tampa-bay-lightning-vs-ottawa-senators

Says the village idiot chanting fail for nail. Nice name u call yourself a sens fan?
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0 #98 jasonontheoldsenschirp 2011-12-05 21:32
Quoting timwrx:
Quoting jasonontheoldsenschirp:
Our third line is our best line. Like I've said before, Condra and Smith have been the team's biggest X factors.

Sens need to keep shooting the damn puck. If you put it to the net eventually it'll go in!

GO SENS GOOOO


What? No love for the Daugs?


Na.
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0 #99 beadler01 2011-12-05 21:47
Getting real frustrating having rundblad wanting to pass the damm puck all the time and not shoot . Wow. Karlsson wanting to pull a spezza especially on the last goal. Good ol growing pains lol
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+1 #100 beadler01 2011-12-05 21:49
Way to go alfie!!!!
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0 #101 kingalfredsson 2011-12-05 21:49
goooooooooooooo ooooooooooooal alfredsson
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+1 #102 Hax 2011-12-05 21:52
Seriously - how many games this year have we not be "in it" for most of the game? Like 4 or 5 only???

Such a fun team to watch.
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0 #103 T K 2011-12-05 21:52
Alfie Alfie Alfie
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0 #104 Tcharger 2011-12-05 21:54
Ughggg I keep hitting thumbs down today when I mean thumbs up

But yeah definitely a much more entertaining season to watch even if the end result is the same as last
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0 #105 TheBoss 2011-12-05 21:58
Breaking NEWS:

NHL proposed 4 conferences for next season as opposed to two!

We would have both Florida AND Tampa in our conference.
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0 #106 Tcharger 2011-12-05 21:59
Ummm pretty sure your breaking news is old news and its already been approved(as per the broadcast )
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0 #107 Sensnation 2011-12-05 22:00
Who's hating on Foligno now ;)

GO SENS GO!!!
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-2 #108 TheBoss 2011-12-05 22:01
Quoting Tcharger:
Ummm pretty sure your breaking news is old news and its already been approved(as per the broadcast )



Yeah I know lol. I wish Detroit would be in the East though. Damn.
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+6 #109 TheBoss 2011-12-05 22:08
Look what we have here, Z.Smith, a potential 50 goal scorer. He's due for a break out year.
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+3 #110 Sicilian 2011-12-05 22:12
Wow, what an incredibly unselfish play by Michalek to pass to Alfie with the empty net
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0 #111 Floridasensfan 2011-12-05 22:13
4-2 Ottawa called it above.

way to go sens, Zack Smith WOW
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+6 #112 Craig Anderseive 2011-12-05 22:13
Quoting simple jack:
Quoting Craig Anderseive:
Found a stream..

http://atdhenet.tv/41727/watch-tampa-bay-lightning-vs-ottawa-senators

Says the village idiot chanting fail for nail. Nice name u call yourself a sens fan?


Did you ride the shortbus to school? WTF is "fail for nail'" your sex life?
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+2 #113 NotwinninforM­acKinnon 2011-12-05 22:14
Zack Smith is a beauty !!

Nice too see Aflie rip one !!

I guess Filatov will draw back in Butler was benched last 7 mins ...
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0 #114 Floridasensfan 2011-12-05 22:16
Quoting Nizzy:
Zack Smith is a beauty !!

Nice too see Aflie rip one !!


and rip one he did.
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+3 #115 MattZ 2011-12-05 22:22
whoa, somebody in this forum called the game 4-2 for the sens. that was the damn score.
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+2 #116 senskarlsson57 2011-12-05 22:27
Lol @ the idiots who wanted to trade Foligno, this is his breakout year for sure :-)

And z.smith , he has as many goals as heater and he gets half the toi that Heatley gets, LOL...man is that trade starting to look good!

Anyways, great win tonight...GO SENS GO!
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+2 #117 senswillkickass 2011-12-05 22:27
Happy birthday Bryan murray!!!
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0 #118 SkipOPot2Mus 2011-12-05 22:31
I can picture tampa making a serious pitch for roberto luongo.
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-3 #119 Andrews Theory 2011-12-05 23:05
Quoting SkipOPot2Mus:
I can picture tampa making a serious pitch for roberto luongo.


not a chance....
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0 #120 McLovin 2011-12-05 23:12
AS well as condra-smith-da ug are playing I'd kinda like to see our 3rd line as foligno-smith-g reening...that line would be hell to play against...

zack smith = honeybadger
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+1 #121 hq 2011-12-05 23:15
well deserved win. not missing a genuine 2LC too much right now. p.s that looked like one angry goal by alfie.
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-3 #122 KING Karlsson65 2011-12-05 23:17
I challenge anyone to a game of NHL 12 this weekend. add me KING Karlsson65 (xbox 360)
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