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Silver Nuggets: Leclaire starts; Neil in, Karlsson still out

Here are your Ottawa Senators headlines today:

  • The Senators lineup is unchanged from the win against the Kings, which means Pascal Leclaire is starting, Chris Neil's injury wasn't too serious to keep him out of tonight's game, and Erik Karlsson sits while MVP David Hale plays another game. (Senators)
  • Jeremy Milks doesn't like the idea of sitting Erik Karlsson a second straight game. (Black Aces)
  • Everyone on the prediction panel thinks the Senators should win tonight's match up against the Dallas Stars. (Sens Extra)
  • Report 1: Erik Karlsson doesn't like being a scratch because you learn more on the ice than off it. (Citizen)
  • Report 2: Erik Karlsson found being a healthy scratch fun. (Citizen)
  • Nichols wonders if the Senators would be able to nab Brad Richards as a free agent on July 1st -- they'll have the cap space for it. (The 6th Sens)
  • Have you voted for the NHL All-Star Team yet? No Senators are currently looking like they'll be voted into the top 3 forward, top 2 defense, or top goalie spot -- which is exactly how it should be this year. (NHL.com)

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