Tag Archive | "Ottawa Senators"

Scramble to Replace Campbell

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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Scramble to Replace Campbell

After Brian Campbell was severely boarded by Alex Ovechkin and suffered a broken collarbone and rib, much ado was made about Alex Ovechkin and his occasionally reckless style of play. In a recent DailyFaceoff article, “Ovechkin Not Helping Your Playoff Push”, it was noted that Ovechkin’s hit would likely result in a suspension and [...]

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Bloody Hockey Day in Canada

Saturday, January 30, 2010

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Bloody Hockey Day in Canada

The day began with a treat for every hockey fan, Hockey Day in Canada, with the Montreal Canadiens and the Ottawa Senators facing off at 2 PM EST.  The game however ended in disappointment and anxiety for Montreal fans and more of the same for Ottawa Senators fans. The Canadiens took a hard-luck loss, allowing Mike [...]

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The Senator Scoop- Jan. 25th

Monday, January 25, 2010

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The Senator Scoop- Jan. 25th

Welcome back hockey fans to another edition of The Senator Scoop. This weeks theme (and it appears to be a recurring one): the return of another star player to the Sens’ lineup. This time it’s all star center Jason Spezza, who is finally returning from a 20 game absence after suffering a knee injury in [...]

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Is Spending Big on Defence a Sound Strategy in the NHL?

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

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Is Spending Big on Defence a Sound Strategy in the NHL?

One of the big stories off the off-season (at least on TSN) was Brian Burke’s insistence on building a strong defensive core on the Leafs blueline.  He spent big to acquire Mike Komisarek and Francois Beauchemin to compliment the already high-paid Tomas Kaberle, Jeff Finger and Mike Van Ryn.  In related news, the Leafs have [...]

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The Senator Scoop- Jan. 18th

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

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The Senator Scoop- Jan. 18th

Hey there hockey fans! Welcome to a new weekly segment I like to call The Senator Scoop. In this column, we will recap the past week, as well as preview and make predictions for the following one. So without further ado here is this weeks edition! Last Week’s Record: 3-2-0 Recap: Ottawa came into the week on a [...]

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Midyear S.O.S. Goaltending Primer

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

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Midyear S.O.S. Goaltending Primer

Most pooler websites are posting mid-season reports of NHL stats and player comparisons and we at DailyFaceoff.com are no exception! We pride ourselves in up-to-date starting goalie information, so let’s review the goaltending situation around the NHL to help you win those valuable points in your pool. If you were lucky enough to draft any of [...]

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Wait. Aren’t the Sens Supposed to be Losing?

Saturday, January 2, 2010

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Wait. Aren’t the Sens Supposed to be Losing?

If you take a 2nd-overall pick, all-star center and a 3-time Olympian, 5-time all-star and Captain off of a team that was supposed to be bad this season, you couldn’t expect them to actually win, could you?  Well that’s not the case in Ottawa where the Senators have won 3 of their last 4 games [...]

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Is Fisher the Go-To Guy in Spezza’s Absence?

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

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Is Fisher the Go-To Guy in Spezza’s Absence?

So you drafted Jason Spezza thinking he wouldn’t drop off losing his top linemate in Dany Heatley… and he did.  Now you need to find a way to fill the even bigger void in your lineup that Spezza’s recent knee injury leaves.  Spezza has underachieved all year, 5-14-19 in 30 games, and now everyone too [...]

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Fantasizing… (Dec 12)

Saturday, December 12, 2009

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Fantasizing… (Dec 12)

Fantasizing looks to uncover some of the excellent potential buy-low options, free agent pickups and some other trends that could help your fantasy team get an edge. 

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Hockey Night: Canucks host Oilers to begin most demanding schedule so far

Saturday, November 28, 2009

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Hockey Night: Canucks host Oilers to begin most demanding schedule so far

.500 just won’t cut it for the Vancouver Canucks, but that’s what they have been for most of this season. Though it could also be said that they have been a victim of NHL scheduling, with just three games in 12 days since November 15, with five days rest at one point. In October the [...]

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