Cory Clouston said that both goalies would play on this road trip, so people expect Pascal Leclaire to get the start tonight against the Vancouver Canucks tonight. (Citizen)
The panelists are just about split on predicting tonight's game: Four pick Ottawa, three (including yours truly) picked Vancouver. (Citizen)
Scouting report: The Sens are having a hard time scoring. (Vancouver Sun)
Over and done with now, but Clouston and Milan Michalek maintain that Michalek's tip-in against Calgary should have been a goal. (Sun)
The Senators-Flyers brawl tops the list of the NHL's biggest brawls of the last 23 years. (Behind The Net)
Daniel Alfredsson is a supporter of the new blindside-hit rule. Considering the blindside hit he took from Mark Bell a couple seasons back, it's not surprising. (Citizen)
I didn't expect a 6th Sens podcast featuring Jay Grossman, Anton Volchenkov's agent, to contain so much swearing, but there you go. It does. (The 6th Sens)
UPDATE: Written like a bit of a press release, but Scotiabank Place scores a 27 on (I assume) 35 possible points. (Stadium Journey)
So I'm watching Paralympic sledge hockey right now, and I'm wondering if there are any sledge referees they can employ.