OTTAWA – Here are the projected lineups for the Winnipeg Jets and Ottawa Senators on Sunday afternoon at Scotiabank Place:

JETS

Andrew Ladd – Bryan Little – Blake Wheeler

Evander Kane – Olli Jokinen – Antti Miettinen

James Wright – Nik Antropov – Kyle Wellwood

Eric Tangradi – Patrice Cormier – Chris Thorburn

Grant Clitsome – Dustin Byfuglien

Ron Hainsey – Zach Bogosian

Mark Stuart – Derek Meech

Ondrej Pavelec

Edward Pasquale

Injured: Al Montoya, Paul Postma, Anthony Peluso, Jim Slater, Zach Redmond, Tobias Enstrom

Scratches: Alexander Burmistrov

SENATORS

Guillaume Latendresse – Zack Smith – Daniel Alfredsson

Colin Greening – Kyle Turris – Erik Condra

Jakob Silfverberg – Mika Zibanejad – Chris Neil

Matt Kassian – Peter Regin – Jim O’Brien

Marc Methot – Sergei Gonchar

Chris Phillips – Eric Gryba

Andre Benoit – Patrick Wiercioch

Robin Lehner

Ben Bishop

Injured: Milan Michalek, Mike Lundin, Jason Spezza, Craig Anderson, Dave Dziurzynski, Erik Karlsson, Jared Cowen

Scratches: Kaspars Daugavins

OTTAWA -- Here are the projected lineups for the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators on Monday night at Scotiabank Place:

CANADIENS

Brandon Prust – Tomas Plekanec – Brian Gionta

Max Pacioretty – David Desharnais – Brendan Gallagher

Alex Galchenyuk – Lars Eller – Erik Cole

Travis Moen – Ryan White – Colby Armstrong

Andrei Markov – Alexei Emelin

Josh Gorges – Raphael Diaz

Francis Bouillon – P.K. Subban

Carey Price

Peter Budaj

OTTAWA – Here are the projected lineups for the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place on Saturday night. The Senators held their practice at their home arena, while the Maple Leafs elected to skate at Carleton University.

MAPLE LEAFS

James van Riemsdyk – Tyler Bozak – Phil Kessel

Clarke MacArthur – Nazem Kadri – Leo Komarov

Jay McClement – Mikhail Grabovski – Nikolai Kulemin

Frazer McLaren – David Steckel – Mike Brown

Dion Phaneuf – Korbinian Holzer

Carl Gunnarsson – Michael Kostka

Mark Fraser – Cody Franson

Ben Scrivens

Jussi Rynnas

Injuries: James Reimer, Joffrey Lupul, Matt Frattin

Scratches: John-Michael Liles, Colton Orr

SENATORS

Jakob Silfverberg – Kyle Turris – Daniel Alfredsson

Colin Greening – Mika Zibanejad- Erik Condra

Dave Dziurzynski – Zack Smith – Chris Neil

Kaspars Daugavins – Derek Grant – Jim O’Brien

Mike Lundin – Chris Phillips

Marc Methot – Eric Gryba

Patrick Wiercioch – Sergei Gonchar

Ben Bishop

Robin Lehner

Injuries: Milan Michalek, Jason Spezza, Erik Karlsson, Guillaume Latendresse, Jared Cowen, Craig Anderson

Scratches: Andre Benoit

Coach Paul MacLean confirmed Michalek (knee) skated Saturday morning, but does not expect him to be available against Montreal on Monday. There was no update on Craig Anderson, who remains day-to-day with a right ankle sprain.

OTTAWA – Here are the projected lineups for the New York Rangers and Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place on Thursday night:

RANGERS

Carl Hagelin – Derek Stepan – Marian Gaborik

Chris Kreider – Brad Richards – Ryan Callahan

Taylor Pyatt – Brian Boyle – J.T. Miller

Brandon Mashinter – Jeff Halpern – Arron Asham

Ryan McDonagh – Dan Girardi

Marc Staal – Anton Stralman

Michael Del Zotto – Matt Gilroy

Henrik Lundqvist

Martin Biron

Injured: Rick Nash, Darroll Powe

Scratches: Stu Bickel

Coach John Tortorella hopes his team can use its time in Ottawa to shrug off the memories of a 3-1 loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night.

OTTAWA -- Here are the projected lineups the New York Islanders and Ottawa Senators likely will use when they play Tuesday at Scotiabank Place:

ISLANDERS

Matt Moulson - John Tavares - Brad Boyes

Josh Bailey - Frans Nielsen - Kyle Okposo

Michael Grabner - Keith Aucoin - Marty Reasoner

Matt Martin - Casey Cizikas - Colin McDonald

Travis Hamonic - Andrew MacDonald

Thomas Hickey - Lubomir Visnovsky

Mark Streit - Joe Finley

Rick DiPietro

Evgeni Nabokov

Injured: Radek Martinek, Matt Carkner, Brian Strait

Scratched: David Ullstrom, Eric Boulton

Coming into Ottawa after a 7-0 blowout loss to the Philadelphia Flyers at home, the Islanders are looking to regroup on this road trip.

"[Monday] was a horrible game for us," Streit said. "If you lose 7-zip, you want to turn the page. We have a big opportunity [Tuesday] to play better. As the captain, didn't really need to say anything [after that loss]. Everybody knew what happened on the ice and how awful we played. I didn't think it was the right moment to step up in the locker room. [Tuesday] on the ice, we need to play a really good game and come together."

OTTAWA -- Mika Zibanejad has played center and right wing during his time with the Ottawa Senators, but Tuesday against the Buffalo Sabres, he'll get a chance to play in the middle on the team's top line.

The 19-year-old will be will be flanked by Daniel Alfredsson and Milan Michalek.

OTTAWA – Friday, Winnipeg Jets coach Claude Noel said Ondrej Pavelec was battling flu-like symptoms but wouldn’t confirm Al Montoya as the starting goaltender. If Pavelec is still ill, look for Montoya to make his third start of the season Saturday against the Ottawa Senators. The Jets' backup goaltender sports a 4.33 goals-against average and .806 save percentage.

Here are the projected lineups for the Winnipeg Jets and Ottawa Senators on Saturday afternoon. Due to the 2 p.m. start, neither team held practices on Saturday.

OTTAWA -- Here are the projected lineups for the Carolina Hurricanes and Ottawa Senators Thursday night:

HURRICANES

Jiri Tlusty – Eric Staal – Alexander Semin

Jeff Skinner – Jordan Staal – Patrick Dwyer

Drayson Bowman – Jussi Jokinen – Chad LaRose

Tim Wallace – Tim Brent – Kevin Westgarth

Tim Gleason – Justin Faulk

Joni Pitkanen – Jamie McBain

Bobby Sanguinetti – Jay Harrison

Cam Ward

Dan Ellis

Injuries: Tuomo Ruutu

Scratches: Joe Corvo, Andreas Nodl

The Hurricanes did not skate Thursday morning. On Wednesday, coach Kirk Muller wouldn't confirm if Corvo, a former Senator, would re-enter the lineup. If so, expect Sanguinetti to become a healthy scratch. Ward is expected to get the start.

SENATORS

Mika Zibanejad – Kyle Turris – Daniel Alfredsson

Milan Michalek – Zack Smith – Jakob Silfverberg

Colin Greening – Peter Regin – Chris Neil

Jim O'Brien – Stephane Da Costa – Erik Condra

Marc Methot – Erik Karlsson

Mike Lundin – Sergei Gonchar

Chris Phillips – Andre Benoit

Craig Anderson

Ben Bishop

Scratches: Kaspars Daugavins, Mark Borowiecki, Patrick Wiercioch

Injuries: Guillaume Latendresse, Jared Cowen

Lundin, who has been sidelined with a finger injury, will enter the lineup Thursday night for his first game as a Senator. He will likely play alongside Gonchar, who has missed the last two games with the flu.

OTTAWA -- Here are the projected lineups for the Buffalo Sabres and Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night at Scotiabank Place:

SABRES

Thomas Vanek – Cody Hodgson – Jason Pominville

Marcus Foligno – Tyler Ennis – Drew Stafford

Steve Ott – Mikhail Grigorenko – Jochen Hecht

John Scott – Cody McCormick – Nathan Gerbe

Jordan Leopold – Mike Weber

Adam Pardy – Tyler Myers

TJ Brennan – Alexander Sulzer

Jhonas Enroth

Ryan Miller

Injuries: Patrick Kaleta, Andrej Sekera, Robyn Regehr, Ville Leino, Christian Ehrhoff

Scratches: Matt Ellis

Enroth exited the ice first after practice, indicating that he is likely to get the start. He has a career record of 3-0-1 against the Senators, with a 2.16 goals-against average and a .939 save percentage.

Ehrhoff skated briefly at the beginning of practice, then left the ice and did not return. Pardy, who was recalled from Rochester on Monday, is expected to fill the hole in the lineup.

SENATORS

Mika Zibanejad – Kyle Turris – Daniel Alfredsson

Milan Michalek – Zack Smith – Jakob Silfverberg

Colin Greening – Peter Regin – Chris Neil

Erik Condra – Stephane Da Costa – Jim O'Brien

Marc Methot – Erik Karlsson

Andre Benoit – Chris Phillips

Patrick Wiercioch – Mark Borowiecki/Sergei Gonchar

Craig Anderson

Ben Bishop

Injuries: Guillaume Latendresse, Jason Spezza, Jared Cowen, Mike Lundin

Scratches: Kaspars Daugavins, Mark Borowiecki

Da Costa, who was called up from Binghamton on Monday, will see time on the fourth line, flanked by Erik Condra and Jim O'Brien.

Coach Paul MacLean said Gonchar (flu) is expected to play, and Borowiecki would likely come out of the lineup. Both will take warm-up Tuesday night.

With only one goal in their last two games, offense has become a serious issue for the Senators. The loss of Spezza, who required back surgery to repair a herniated desk, is significant. However, the team knows that they must make up for his absence by any means necessary.

"You can never replace [Jason Spezza]," Turris said. "He's one of the best players in the League. To fill that void, we've got to simplify things, and get pucks and bodies to the net. Everybody kinds of tenses up [with the lack of offense] -- that's when you’ve got to keep shooting. Hopefully one goes off somebody's butt and in, and they all start trickling in after that."

OTTAWA -- Here are the projected lines for the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night at Scotiabank Place.

CANADIENS

Lars Eller – David Desharnais – Erik Cole

Rene Bourque – Tomas Plekanec – Brian Gionta

Brandon Prust – Alex Galchenyuk – Brendan Gallagher

Travis Moen – Ryan White – Colby Armstrong

Andrei Markov – Alexei Emelin

Josh Gorges – Raphael Diaz

Tomas Kaberle –Francis Bouillon

Peter Budaj

Carey Price

Scratches: P.K. Subban, Yannick Weber, Mike Blunden

Injuries: Petteri Nokelainen, Max Pacioretty

SENATORS

Milan Michalek - Kyle Turris - Daniel Alfredsson

Guillaume Latendresse - Peter Regin - Jakob Silfverberg

Colin Greening - Zack Smith - Chris Neil

Jim O'Brien - Mika Zibanejad - Erik Condra

Marc Methot - Erik Karlsson

Sergei Gonchar - Mark Borowiecki

Patrick Wiercioch - Chris Phillips

Craig Anderson

Ben Bishop

Injured: Jason Spezza, Mike Lundin

Scratches: Andre Benoit, Kaspars Daugavins