Ottawa Senators Weekly

Ottawa builds a 3-0 first period lead in Anaheim, then watches the power play completely unravel as the Ducks score four power play goals in a 6-3 collapse. Jack Armstrong breaks down what went wrong and what it means for the Sens.

Ottawa takes nine days of simmering frustration and turns it into a road domination. Jack Armstrong breaks down the 5-1 win over the Sharks, the shorthanded dagger from Ridly Greig, and what this means as November begins.

The Senators clawed back from a five-goal deficit to force overtime against the Kings, only to come up short. Jack Armstrong breaks down a game that was equal parts disaster and triumph.

Ottawa tied it early in the third, then watched everything fall apart. The 4-1 loss to Vegas wasn't just a bad night on the road it was the game that cost Warren Foegele and the franchise record for October wins.

The Senators bounce back from a 6-2 drubbing in San Jose with a 7-4 home win over New York, powered by a Drake Batherson hat trick and Jonas Johansson's debut in net.

The Senators outshot San Jose eighteen to eleven through two periods, scored first, and still trailed four to one at the intermission. Jack Armstrong breaks down the special teams collapse, the missing Chabot-shaped hole in the blue line, and what this 6-2 loss means for a team that was supposed to be rolling.

The Ottawa Senators dismantled the Florida Panthers 5-1 in Brady Tkachuk's hostile return to Canadian Tire Centre. Five different scorers, a Sanderson comeback, and a message sent loud and clear.

Ottawa blows a first-period lead against a Flyers team that hadn't won in nine games, snapping Ullmark's franchise-record streak. Jack Armstrong breaks down what went wrong and what it means for the Senators.