Ottawa Senators Noon Number: 7
The Ottawa Senators will play seven pre-season games leading up to the 2012-13 NHL season.
Ottawa Senators Noon Number
The Noon Number: 4
Milan Michalek and Nick Foligno of the Ottawa Senators each have four empty-net goals this season. That's greater than or equal to the total empty-netter total of nine NHL teams.
The Noon Number: Zero
Zero - The number of openly gay hockey players in the history of the National Hockey League. Don't confuse that number, however, with the number of gay hockey players that have been in the NHL....
Silver Nuggets: Minor tweaks for the Ottawa Senators
Recapping the 2012 NHL Trade Deadline, and more stories about the Ottawa Senators
The Noon Number: 37
Ottawa's power play has been a huge part of their recent success.
The Noon Number: 165
Craig Anderson's dismaying injury aside, the Senators have thus far been fairly fortunate when it comes to injuries this season.
The Noon Number: 0.98
Small in stature but not skill, Erik Karlsson is having an incredible offensive season this year--especially considering his age.
The Noon Number: 219
Jason Spezza has finally bumped Alexei Yashin down the list of all-time goal scorers for the Ottawa Senators.
The Noon Number: 154
The Ottawa Senators are getting more than their fair share of offence from the defence, as the blueliners have combined to score 154 points so far this season.
The Noon Number: 17
Milan Michalek limits his giveaways, but the same can't be said for the Ottawa Senators' three veteran defencemen: Filip Kuba, Chris Phillips, and Sergei Gonchar.
The Noon Number: 32.96
Jason Spezza gets a lot of shots, but if he didn't miss the net so often he'd have a lot more of them--and, by extension, a good number more goals.
The Noon Number: 16
Daniel Alfredsson is legendary.
The Noon Number: 0.49
Erik Karlsson's an assisting-machine this season for the Ottawa Senators, but he's still got a way to go to catch up to the franchise leader in assists-per-game.
The Noon Number: 46.2
The Ottawa Senators have outshot the opposition in 26 games so far this season, and have a 12-12-2 record in them. It's a sub-50 winning percentage, but exactly 50 per cent in terms of points-earned.
The Noon Number: 48
Kaspars Daugavins has played 48 games already this season, despite little to no expectations coming into the year.
The Noon Number: 45.8
Thanks to a win last night, the chances of the Ottawa Senators making the playoffs this season are up to 45.8 per cent.
The noon number: Six
Craig Anderson has not been overused despite his long string of consecutive starts. See a pretty picture demonstrating how!
The Noon Number: 2.4
2.4 - The difference between the points-earned percentages of Paul MacLean and Cory Clouston during their respective spans as head coach of the Ottawa Senators.
The Noon Number: Nine
The Ottawa Senators are struggling, and a their struggles stem from an inability to convert powerplay opportunities.
The Noon Number: Four
The Binghamton Senators are on a four-game winning streak, but the team is a long way from making up the ground they lost early in the season.
The Noon Number: 3.06
Robin Lehner has allowed two of the 162 goals Senators goaltenders have let in so far this season.
The Noon Number: 2.2
Sergei Gonchar has a terribly low shooting percentage so far this season. Why?
The Noon Number: 36
Craig Anderson has 36 career wins (so far) with the modern-day Ottawa Senators. Clint Benedict, who Anderson honoured on his heritage mask, had 98 career wins with the original Senators franchise.
The Noon Number: 32.1
The Ottawa Senators allow a lot of shots, and don't fire nearly as many against opposing goaltenders. This is a troubling fact.
The Noon Number: 32
The number of Ottawa Senators players who've appeared in the NHL All-Star Game while with the team.
The Noon Number: 14.2
The Ottawa Senators are one of the most penalized teams in the NHL.
