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| Streaky Sabres skate into Philadelphia |
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01/07/2003 |
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| a and Ottawa on the heels of a seven-game losing streak. The Sabres, who stand 29th in the National Hockey League with 27 points, won three straight to start the month of December, from the 4th to the 7th. On Saturday, the Sabres humbled the surging Ottawa Senators with a 2-1 overtime victory in Ottawa. Ales Kotalik scored his second goal of the game with 41 seconds left in overtime to lead Buffalo to the unlikely triumph in a battle of troubled franchises. Rookie Ryan Miller, in only his fifth NHL start, made |
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| Hossa scores two more as Senators roll past Rangers |
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01/07/2003 |
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| New York, NY (MySportsbook) - Marian Hossa scored a pair of goals, including one during a three-goal third period, as the Ottawa Senators rolled to a 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Magnus Arvedson and Petr Schastlivy also scored in the third for the Senators, who bounced back from an overtime loss against Buffalo on Saturday to improve to 8-1-1-1 in their last 11. Schastlivy and Todd White each finished with a goal and an assist for Ottawa, while Patrick Lalime made 17 saves |
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| Rangers welcome Senators to Madison Square Garden |
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01/06/2003 |
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| New York, NY (MySportsbook) - After suffering a rare loss on Saturday, the Ottawa Senators try to rebound tonight when they visit the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden in the opener of a four-game road trip. Ottawa had a two-game winning streak snapped in a 2-1 overtime loss to the woeful Buffalo Sabres. The Senators had lost just three times in their previous 26 games (19-3-4). Against the Sabres, Shaun Van Allen tied the game 12:01 into the second period, but Buffalo's Ales Kotalik scored his seco |
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| Sabres Team Report: Unlikely triumph |
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01/05/2003 |
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| (MySportsbook) - If there was one team you'd expect the woeful Buffalo Sabres to defeat at this point, it absolutely would not be the Ottawa Senators, who have been the league's best since early November. Expectations are often meaningless, though, and that was proven on Saturday as Ales Kotalik scored his second goal of the game with 41 seconds left in overtime to lead Buffalo to a 2-1 win over Ottawa at the Corel Centre. Ryan Miller, in only his fifth NHL start, made 32 saves for the Sabres, who have won |
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| Sens try to keep rolling in clash of troubled clubs |
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01/04/2003 |
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| Ottawa, Ontario (MySportsbook) - In spite of their monetary woes, the Ottawa Senators try to keep their momentum alive tonight when they welcome the Buffalo Sabres, another club on shaky financial ground, to the Corel Centre. Ottawa has won its last two games and is 7-1-1 in the last nine overall, including Thursday's 8-1 thrashing of Atlanta a day after players did not receive their paychecks. Marian Hossa continued his ascent to superstar status with a franchise-record four goals in the win, including a n |
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| NHL working on finance plan for Senators |
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01/03/2003 |
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| New York, NY (MySportsbook) - The Ottawa Senators could have a new financing plan in place by the middle of next week, National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman said on Friday. Bettman met with Senators owner Rod Bryden and the team's major creditors, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Fleet National Bank and Covanta Energy Corp. After a $234 million financing plan fell through on New Year's Eve, the Senators missed a player payroll payment on January 1. The Senators reportedly lost $15 million |
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| B's try to halt five-game slide |
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12/21/2002 |
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| groin strain and 19 with the wrist injury. He has totaled four goals and five assists in his limited action. Boston, whose current skid comes after a stretch in which they won eight of nine, is now tied atop the Northeast Division standings with the Ottawa Senators with 42 points. The Bruins, who are 11-4-1 at the FleetCenter this season, will wind down their stand against San Jose on Monday. Florida enters Saturday's tilt on a winning note following Friday's 3-0 blanking of the Buffalo Sabres. Roberto Luongo |
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| Canadiens Team Report: Habs star on Broadway |
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12/20/2002 |
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| w York goal and Mike Dunham made 20 saves for the Rangers, who have won just once in their last seven games (1-5-0-1). This tilt was played on the 85th anniversary of the NHL's first-ever slate of games, which included the Canadiens, who took on the Ottawa Senators on December 19, 1917. The Rangers held a 14-6 shots advantage in the first, but were unable to beat Theodore. The lone goal of the period was scored by Montreal 10:27 into the game. Patrice Brisebois wristed a shot toward the net from between the ci |
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| Senators Team Report: Sens grab a share of first |
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12/20/2002 |
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| (MySportsbook) - The Ottawa Senators have seen an opportunity and pounced on it. Jacques Martin's crew has watched the Boston Bruins flounder in the midst of a five-game losing streak, and gone 5-1 over the same time period. In all, the Sens are 14-2-3 in their last 19 tries and now own a room in the Northeast Division penthouse with 42 points. Todd White and Anton Volchenkov each had a goal and two assists as Ottawa hammered San Jose, 9-3, on Thursday at the Corel Centre. Daniel Alfredsson posted four assi |
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| Ducks target sixth straight win |
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12/19/2002 |
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| -5-3) against LA and is just 2-9-3 in its last 14 meetings with the Kings. The National Hockey League celebrates its 85th Anniversary today, as it was on December 19, 1917 that the first slate of games was played. The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Ottawa Senators, 7-4, in Ottawa and the Montreal Wanderers downed the Toronto Arenas, 10-9, at Montreal. In its first season of competition, the four-team National Hockey League, which replaced the National Hockey Association as the major professional hockey circui |
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