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Posted On Monday, 01.16.2012 / 12:54 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Projected lineups for Senators, Jets

KANATA, Ont. -- Here are the projected lineups for Monday night’s game between the Winnipeg Jets and the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place:

SENATORS
Colin Greening - Jason Spezza - Milan Michalek
Erik Condra - Kyle Turris - Daniel Alfredsson
Nick Foligno - Zack Smith - Chris Neil
Kaspars Daugavins - Zenon Konopka - Bobby Butler

Filip Kuba - Erik Karlsson
Jared Cowen - Sergei Gonchar
Chris Phillips - Matt Carkner

Craig Anderson
Alex Auld

Coach Paul MacLean said that Jesse Winchester (concussion) "is feeling better, but is still experiencing symptoms." There is no timetable for his return. Brian Lee is the healthy scratch.

JETS
Andrew Ladd - Nik Antropov - Kyle Wellwood
Evander Kane - Bryan Little - Alexander Burmistrov
Antti Miettinen - Tim Stapleton - Eric Fehr
Tanner Glass - Jim Slater - Chris Thorburn

Tobias Enstrom - Ron Hainsey
Johnny Oduya - Mark Flood
Mark Stuart - Randy Jones

Chris Mason
Ondrej Pavelec

Coach Claude Noel said that Blake Wheeler (throat) "should be able to skate today." He is day-to-day and the team hopes to have him back in the lineup for Thursday's game against Buffalo.




Posted On Sunday, 01.08.2012 / 12:42 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Projected Flyers-Senators lineups

KANATA, ONT. -- Here are the projected lineups for Sunday evening's game between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place. Neither team skated due to the early start and after playing each other Saturday afternoon in Philadelphia, where the Flyers won 3-2, in overtime.

SENATORS

Milan MichalekJason SpezzaColin Greening
Erik CondraKyle TurrisDaniel Alfredsson
Nick FolignoZack SmithBobby Butler
Kaspars DaugavinsZenon KonopkaChris Neil


Filip KubaErik Karlsson
Jared CowenSergei Gonchar
Chris PhillipsMatt Carkner

Craig Anderson
Alex Auld

FLYERS

Scott HartnellClaude GirouxMatt Read
Maxime TalbotDanny BriereJakub Voracek
James Van RiemsdykBrayden SchennWayne Simmonds
Harry ZolnierczykSean CouturierZac Rinaldo

Kimmo TimonenBraydon Coburn
Andreas LiljaAndrej Meszaros
Matt CarleMarc-Andre Bourdon

Ilya Bryzgalov
Sergei Bobrovsky

Jaromir Jagr, who traveled to Ottawa with the team, is expected to be a game-time decision.
Posted On Thursday, 01.05.2012 / 12:38 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Projected lineups for Lightning, Senators

KANATA, Ont. – Here are the projected starting lineups for Thursday night when the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Ottawa Senators square off at Scotiabank Place:

SENATORS

Milan MichalekJason SpezzaColin Greening
Erik CondraKyle TurrisDaniel Alfredsson
Nick FolignoZack SmithBobby Butler
Kaspars DaugavinsZenon KonopkaChris Neil

Jared CowenSergei Gonchar
Filip KubaErik Karlsson
Brian LeeMatt Carkner

Craig Anderson
Alex Auld

Chris Phillips (concussion) worked out Wednesday, rode the bike Thursday morning and will take a neuro test Thursday evening. He could potentially return to the lineup as early as the weekend.

LIGHTNING

Martin St. LouisSteven StamkosSteve Downie
Dominic MooreVincent LecavalierJT Wyman
Tom PyattNate ThompsonTeddy Purcell
Dana TyrellBlair JonesAdam Hall

Eric BrewerPavel Kubina
Brett ClarkMatt Gilroy
Marc-Andre BergeronBruno Gervais

Dwayne Roloson
Mathieu Garon

Ryan Malone, who experienced an upper-body injury at practice Monday, remains day-to-day and is out against Ottawa.
Posted On Monday, 01.02.2012 / 12:35 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Projected lineups for Senators, Devils

KANATA, Ont. -- Here are the projected lineups for Monday night’s game between the New Jersey Devils and Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place:

SENATORS

Milan Michalek - Jason Spezza - Colin Greening
Erik Condra - Kyle Turris - Daniel Alfredsson
Nick Foligno - Zack Smith - Bobby Butler
Kaspars Daugavins - Zenon Konopka - Chris Neil

Filip Kuba - Erik Karlsson
Jared Cowen - Sergei Gonchar
Chris Phillips - Brian Lee

Craig Anderson
Alex Auld

Lee dresses for the third straight game while Matt Carkner is a healthy scratch.

DEVILS
Zach Parise - Adam Henrique - Ilya Kovalchuk
Petr Sykora - Patrick Elias - Dainus Zubrus
Mattias Tedenby - Travis Zajac - David Clarkson
Eric Boulton - Ryan Carter - Cam Janssen

Bryce SalvadorAdam Larsson
Henrik TallinderMark Fayne
Matt TaorminaKurtis Foster

Martin Brodeur
Johan Hedberg

Boulton will enter the lineup on Monday, while Tim Sestito sits as a healthy scratch. Anton Volchenkov did not practice, but did ride the stationary bike. He is out against the Sens, and Taormina will take his place.
Posted On Friday, 12.30.2011 / 12:08 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Senators-Isles Projected lineups

KANATA, Ont. – Here are the projected lineups for Thursday night’s game between the Calgary Flames and Ottawa Senators. The Sens participated in a full practice, while the Flames, coming off a 3-1 loss to the Islanders on Long Island on Thursday, held an optional skate.

SENATORS

Milan MichalekJason SpezzaColin Greening
Erik CondraKyle TurrisDaniel Alfredsson
Nick FolignoZack SmithBobby Butler
Zenon KonopkaChris NeilKaspars Daugavins

Jared CowenErik Karlsson
Chris PhillipsSergei Gonchar
Brian LeeFilip Kuba

Alex Auld
Craig Anderson

Coach Paul MacLean offered no update on Peter Regin (shoulder) but said that Jesse Winchester (concussion) could return to the ice as soon as Friday if his workout goes well today.

FLAMES

Curtis GlencrossOlli JokinenJarome Iginla
Rene BourqueMikael BacklundLee Stempniak
Paul ByronRoman HorakBlake Comeau
Tom KostopoulosBrendan MorrisonTim Jackman

Jay BouwmeesterChris Butler
Scott HannanAnton Babchuk
TJ BrodieCory Sarich

Leland Irving
Miikka Kiprusoff

According to Roger Millions of Rogers Sportsnet, Anton Babchuk (hand) will return to the lineup Friday, replacing Derek Smith, who suffered a lower-body injury on Thursday night.
Posted On Tuesday, 12.27.2011 / 12:26 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Projected lineups for Senators, Canadiens

KANATA, Ont. -- Here are the projected lineups for Tuesday night's game between the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators:

SENATORS

Milan Michalek - Jason Spezza - Daniel Alfredsson
Nick Foligno - Kyle Turris - Bobby Butler
Colin Greening - Zack Smith - Chris Neil
Kaspars Daugavins - Zenon Konopka - Erik Condra

Filip Kuba - Erik Karlsson
Jared Cowen - Sergei Gonchar
Brian Lee - Matt Carkner

Craig Anderson
Alex Auld

After missing the last five games due to a concussion, Milan Michalek returns to the lineup. Chris Phillips did not take part in the morning skate and won't play tonight. There was no update on Jesse Winchester, who has missed the last two games with a concussion.

CANADIENS
Michael Cammalleri - David Desharnais - Louis Leblanc
Erik Cole - Lars Eller - Max Pacioretty
Andrei Kostitsyn - Tomas Plekanec - Travis Moen
Mathieu Darche - Petteri Nokelainen - Mike Blunden

P.K. Subban - Alexei Emelin
Tomas Kaberle - Hal Gill
Josh Gorges - Raphael Diaz

Carey Price
Peter Budaj

Eller and Subban, who were both healthy scratches against the Jets on Dec. 22, are expected to return to the lineup.
Posted On Thursday, 12.22.2011 / 12:06 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Senators' Michalek won't return until after Christmas

KANATA, Ont. -- Ottawa Senators forward Milan Michalek, out since Dec. 13 with a concussion, participated in Thursday's morning skate while wearing a grey no-contact jersey and will not play in the game against the Florida Panthers. He is expected to return after Christmas, the earliest being the Dec. 27 game against Montreal. Michalek will take a baseline test today to assess his progress, but wants to concentrate on his conditioning before returning.

Peter Regin re-aggravated his shoulder against Buffalo on Tuesday -- he practiced on Wednesday, but according to coach Paul MacLean, it tightened up and he will be out of the lineup indefinitely. Ottawa will dress seven defensemen for Thursday's game to compensate. Regin previously had surgery on the same shoulder in March, but re-injured it in October and missed 22 games.

"He has to make the decision what's best for him," MacLean said. "Surgery (again) is an option."
Posted On Tuesday, 12.20.2011 / 12:42 PM

By Erin Nicks -  NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog

Projected lineups for Senators, Sabres

KANATA, Ont. -- Here are the projected lineups for Tuesday night’s game between the Buffalo Sabres and the Ottawa Senators:

SENATORS
Colin Greening - Jason Spezza - Daniel Alfredsson
Nick Foligno - Kyle Turris - Erik Condra
Zack Smith - Peter Regin - Chris Neil
Jesse Winchester - Zenon Konopka - Kaspars Daugavins

Erik Karlsson - Filip Kuba
Sergei Gonchar - Jared Cowen
Chris Phillips - Matt Carkner

Craig Anderson
Alex Auld

Bobby Butler and Brian Lee are the healthy scratches, while Kuba and Gonchar return to the lineup after battling shoulder and upper-body injuries.

SABRES
Tomas Vanek - Derek Roy - Jason Pominville
Luke Adam - Drew Stafford - Paul Szczechura
Marcus Foligno - Paul Gaustad - Zack Kassian
Derek Whitmore - Cody McCormick - Matt Ellis

Robyn Regehr - Andrej Sekera
Jordan Leopold - Christian Ehrhoff
Marc-Andre Gragnani - Mike Weber

Ryan Miller
Jhonas Enroth

Foligno and Whitmore were recalled from the Rochester Americans on Monday, and will start in place of Colin Stuart (lower body) and Tyler Ennis (ankle).



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