It's been a great start for Kyle Turris so far, but we probably can't expect him to continue this production. Or can we?

I may have gotten a bit ahead of myself here yesterday, extolling all of the many virtues that this year's version of the Senators have shown so far. Today, a bit more of a step back.

Hey now, we can't get ahead of ourselves, we've only spanked the first two teams we've played.

The Senators are back and looked good in the opener. Today we look at which line was most effective.

Peter Regin is finally back at full health and playing for the Ottawa Senators, but his time on injured reserve has pushed the team to build their roster up in his absence. So where does he fit today?

Although Robin Lehner remains on the Ottawa Senators roster, the team isn't likely to carry three goaltenders for an extended period of time.

Sure, the season hasn't started yet, but in the blogosphere, it is never too early to talk prospects and draft stuff. Today, we have a philosophical question about the upcoming draft.

I know its been a while since we watched any NHL hockey, but once upon a time we had some pretty serious rivalries with nearby Montreal and Toronto. With both teams being lottery picks last year, they will both look to bounce back.

The new schedule has been officially announced, and with it the reality of no inter-conference games. This should certainly help cut down on travel, and should help out some rivalries, but which conference benefits?

Recently, Nuggets have been about things that are hot topics, the end of the lockout, the state of the blueline and Jakob Silfverberg. Today I go to a thought I had just yesterday about an important part of the Senators organization, Tim Murray