TABLE OF CONTENTS Ottawa Senators Playoff Guide. Media information... 2

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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Media information... 2 REGULAR SEASON A look back on Game-by-game summary... 5 Final season player statistics and roster moves... 6 Opening and closing rosters... 7 Injury summary... 7 Record analysis Molson cup game star award Team highs and lows The last time the Senators Shootout summary All-time Senators leaders and career statistics Regular season game summaries Regular season vs opponents series Head coach profile for Player profiles for season game-by-game player log PLAYOFFS Senators playoff experience and all-time leaders Overall playoff record analysis ( ) All-time playoff game-by-game All-time playoff overtime game-by-game Yearly playoff record Senators record vs. opponents Playoff records Senators all-time playoffs last time Senators all-time playoff stats All-time playoff overtime points Senators playoff experience Revised: April 12, Ottawa Senators Playoff Guide - 1 -

3 MEDIA INFORMATION Ottawa Senators Playoff Guide SCOTIABANK PLACE Palladium Dr., Ottawa, Ont., K2V 1A5 Press box phone...(613) Media relations fax...(613) Team website... Capacity... 19,153 First game...january 17, 1996 (3-0 loss to Montreal) First playoff game... April 21, 1997 (3-2 loss to Buffalo) Scotiabank Place construction began...july 7, 1994 COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Phil Legault, Vice-president Brian Morris, Director Chris Moore, Coordinator Office: Office: Office: Cell: Cell: Cell: MEDIA INFORMATION LINE ( ) The Senators Media Information Line is available at The Media Information Line will be updated daily during the playoffs by the Senators communications department. The service will provide media with the latest Senators information, including: practice schedules, roster moves, injury updates, ticket information, broadcast information, team announcements and visiting team information. MEDIA ACCESS TO SCOTIABANK PLACE The Scotiabank Place media entrance throughout the playoffs will be located at Gate 3 (South side of building beside YMCA). Club dressing rooms are located at ice (arena) level at lower Gate 3. ACCREDITATION MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. PARKING Parking for game-day and non-game-day practices is available in Lot 3 (lot closest to the YMCA). However, media parking for game time is in Lot 4. Parking in Lot 4 is limited. Free parking and a parking spot are not guaranteed even if you have a pass. It is available on a first-come first-serve basis. MEDIA WORK ROOM The Scotiabank Place media work room located at lower Gate 3 will be available from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on non-game days and 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. on game-days. The media workspace available in the new Senators Media Centre will only be available to photographers and out-of-town media. NEWS CONFERENCES AND POST-PRACTICE ACCESS News conferences during the playoffs for the head coaches following off-day practices, morning-of-game practices and post-game will be held in Senators Media Centre, located at the Gate 3 entrance of Scotiabank Place. All post-practice interviews shall take place at Scotiabank Place in the event the Senators use another facility for practice. ACCREDITATION All members of the media accredited for the entire Senators regular season can use their pass for the first three rounds of the playoffs. Visiting team media will receive series accreditation, which will be good for every Senators home game. Single game accreditation passes may be available by contacting the Senators communications department, by 3 p.m. on the day before the game. Requests must be made by by the respective media outlet s assignment/news editor. Ottawa media should contact the Senators staff for accreditation for away games. PRESS BOX SEATING As per each playoff year, seating in the press box will be very limited. Please be sure to check the seating plan prior to each game. PHONE LINES Media wishing to have a phone line or hardwire internet line reserved for them must make arrangements with the Senators communications staff. Wireless internet is available for each practice and game in the Senators press box. MEDIA AVAILABILITY ON THE ROAD Senators players and members of the coaching staff will be available to the media after non-game day practices, morning of game practices and games. All media availability will take place at the arena unless the team does not practice that day. Please contact Phil Legault ( ) or Brian Morris ( ) with specific requests

4 A LOOK BACK ON THE REGULAR SEASON TEAM NOTES SEASON RECAP: The Ottawa Senators finished the regular season with a record and 94 points The Senators finished fifth in the Eastern Conference and second in the Northeast Division The 44 wins by the Senators marked their most victories since and was the ninth 40+ win season in franchise history Forty-four wins is tied for fifth all-time for wins in a season by an Ottawa team Ottawa will be making their 12th playoff appearance in the last 13 seasons. ATTENDANCE REPORT: In 41 home games this season, the Senators averaged 18,270 fans per game and had 12 sell-outs as 749,061 fans visited Scotiabank Place... Scotiabank Place capacity is 19,153. HOME ON THE RANGE: Ottawa went at home this season... Ottawa s 26 wins at Scotiabank place marked just the fourth time in franchise history the team has won that many games at home Alfredsson led the team in home points with 29 (7-22) while Michalek led in goals (16). ROAD SCHOLARS: Ottawa went this season... Spezza led the Senators with 15 goals scored on the road, while Alfredsson 42 points (13-29) led all players Alfredsson s 42 road points were the sixth most by any player in the NHL this season and were accumulated in only 36 games played. FRANCHISE RECORD: Ottawa has posted an all-time record of over 1,364 games... Ottawa is through 682 all-time home games... Ottawa is through 682 all-time road games BACK-TO-BACK GAMES: The Senators played back-to-back games a total of 11 times in Ottawa went in the front end of back-to-back games this season and in the back end The Senators were in the back end of back-to-back games that were played at Scotiabank Place. ON THE POWERPLAY: The Senators went (16.9%, T20th) on the power-play this season The Senators played three games this year without a power play. Since , the Senators have only had two other such games one in each the and season The Senators scored three power-play goals in one game on three occasions this season, two of which came in the last six games of the season (March 30 at Washington, 5-4 OT win; April 8 at Tampa Bay, 4-3 SO loss). ON THE PENALTY KILL: Ottawa went (84.3%, T7th) on the penalty-kill this season Ottawa finished tied for 16th in the NHL with six shorthanded goals (Michalek - 2, Alfredsson, Phillips, Smith, Winchester) and tied for eighth with four shorthanded goals scored at home The Senators have played seven games since the season without receiving a penalty, most recently a 4-2 win over Montreal on Dec. 28. OVERTIME AND SHOOTOUTS: The Senators finished 10-6 in overtime and shootout games in Five of Ottawa s wins were by shootout The club is in 253 all-time overtime games and is in 44 all-time shootout games Eleven of Ottawa s overtime/shootout games were at home and five were on the road Ottawa was 4-1 at home in overtime and 1-0 on the road Ottawa finished 5-5 in shootouts (3-3 at home; 2-2 on the road). SENS RECORD STREAKS: Ottawa's 3-1 win over Vancouver on Feb. 4 marked the Senators 11th consecutive victory and set a new franchise record (the streak ended on Feb. 6 at Toronto)... Over the 11-game stretch Ottawa outscored their opponents The Senators also scored the first goal in 10 of the 11 games The streak took place over 22 days from Jan. 14 to Feb. 4 Ottawa also had a six-game winning streak, which took place from March 22 to April 1 The Senators win in Buffalo on Feb. 3 equalled a franchise best of six consecutive road wins (set from 3/18/03 to 4/5/03). THIRD JERSEY: The team wore the black jersey, introduced in , 10 times this season, the last being on March 6 vs Toronto... The Sens were when wearing their alternate jersey this year, while going last season... Ottawa has a record of when wearing an alternate jersey; when wearing a red alternate, and when wearing a black alternate. TALLYING THE GOALS: One hundred and sixty-five (165) of Ottawa's 220 regulation goals this season occurred at even strength, with one coming on a penalty shot, six coming shorthanded and 49 on the power play. BINGHAMTON SENATORS: The AHL's Binghamton Senators, Ottawa s primary affiliate, finished the season fifth in the AHL s East Division with a record and 81 points The B-Sens did not qualify for the AHL playoffs Team leaders: Goals Keller (34); Assists - St. Pierre (47); Points - St. Pierre (71); Penalty minutes - Spencer (136); Goals-against-average - Holt (2.95). INDIVIDUAL NOTES COACH CLOUSTON: Senators head coach Cory Clouston finished his first full season as Ottawa s head coach with a record Since taking over as Ottawa s head coach on Feb. 2, 2009, he has posted a career NHL head coaching record of (.586, 116 games)

5 Mr. 1,000: Daniel Alfredsson played in his 1,000th game on April 6 at Florida (5-2 win) Alfredsson became only the 44th NHL player to reach 1,000 games with one franchise and the third player from Sweden to do so Alfredsson s 71 points (20-51) lead the team in scoring, marking the second straight season (and fifth total) that he has accomplished the feat. 11 SCORES 20 for 10: Daniel Alfredsson s 20 goals this season marked the 10th consecutive season he has scored at least 20 There are only six active players who have scored 20 or more goals in each of the past 10 (or more) seasons, including Jarome Iginla (11), Vincent Lecavalier, Milan Hejduk, Marian Hossa, Joe Thornton and Alfredsson (10) OLYMPICS: Six members of the Senators organization participated in the 2010 Winter Olympics: Alfredsson (Sweden), prospect Daugavins (Latvia), Kuba and Michalek (Czech Republic), Ruutu (Finland) and Volchenkov (Russia). Ruutu won a bronze medal with Finland, his second Olympic medal after winning silver in IRON-MEN: Chris Phillips and Jarkko Ruutu were the only two members of the Senators who played in all 82 games this season Phillips has missed only one game over the last four seasons Ruutu has not missed a game due to injury in his two seasons with the Senators. MILESTONE WATCH: Mike Fisher established career highs in goals (25), assists (28) and points (53) this season His 25 goals led the team Jarkko Ruutu also set a career high with 12 goals and tied his career high (set in ) in assists (14) His 26 points were a career best Chris Kelly (15), Chris Phillips (8) and Anton Volchenkov (4) all tied career highs in goals. THIS AND THAT FROM THE SEASON: Spezza had 14 points (4-10) in the last eight games of the regular season... Karlsson recorded his first career two-goal game vs Carolina on April 1 (4-3 SO win)... It was only the second multiple-goal game by a rookie defenceman in Senators history, the first was by Sami Salo, who scored three goals at Pittsburgh on 3/30/99 Alfredsson matched a career high with four assists in the 5-4 OT win at Washington on March Spezza set a personal best and a new franchise record when he scored in his eighth consecutive game in Ottawa's 3-1 victory over Vancouver on Feb. 4 Elliott set a new career (and Senators) high with his ninth consecutive win on Feb. 4 (breaking his own record of eight, set in ) Alfredsson surpassed Yashin (six) to become the sole leader in franchise hat-tricks (seven) with his three goal effort against the Bruins on Jan Zack Smith s first NHL goal came shorthanded at Montreal (Jan, 16, 4-2 win) It was just the third time a Senators player scored his first career goal shorthanded (Trent McCleary and Antoine Vermette) Alex Kovalev became the fifth player in Senators history (Alfredsson, Havlat, Heatley, Hossa) to record a four-goal game (the first of his career) in Ottawa's 7-4 win over Philadelphia on Jan. 3 Mike Fisher's six game-winning goals this season were a career best (T10th - NHL for GWG)... Carkner finished tied for fifth (190) and Neil is seventh (171) in the NHL penalty minutes... Sutton ended second (204) and Volchenkov eighth (172) in the league in blocked shots... Neil finished seventh (251) in the NHL in hits, Fisher 15th (209) and Sutton tied for 19th (197). BLOCK PARTY: Anton Volchenkov set a new career regular-season high with 11 blocked shots in Ottawa s 6-5 win over Washington on Feb. 11 Over the last five seasons, Volchenkov has blocked 1,023 shots which is the most in the NHL Volchenkov finished eighth in the league with 172 blocked shots this season The Senators blocked 1,193 shots this season, eighth most in the NHL. BETWEEN THE PIPES: Senators goaltender Brian Elliott established new career highs in wins (29), shutouts (five), games played (55) and goals-against-average (2.57) this season He recorded consecutive shutout victories for the first time in his career March 22 at Montreal (2-0 win) and March 23 vs Philadelphia (2-0 win) and fell 9:31 shy of equalling Patrick Lalime s franchise best shutout streak of 184:06 (streak ended March 26 at Buffalo, 4-2 win) Elliott was the monthly Molson Cup award winner in Jan., Feb., March and shared the award with Fisher in Dec. Elliott was recognized as the first star of the week by the NHL for the period ending Jan. 25 and March 29 and the second star for the period ending Feb. 1 SENS DEBUTS: Seven different players made their NHL debut with the Senators this season, including Bobby Butler, Mike Brodeur, Jared Cowen, Kaspars Daugavins, Erik Karlsson, Ryan Keller and Derek Smith Of the players who played at least one game with Ottawa this season, 21 of them played their first NHL game in a Senators uniform: (Listed chronologically - Alfredsson, Phillips, Fisher, Neil, Volchenkov, Spezza, Kelly, Hennessy, Foligno, Elliott, Lee, Winchester, Regin, Z. Smith). ALL-TIME LEADERS: Alfredsson holds the Senators' all-time lead in games played (1,002), goals (375), assists (617) and points (992)... Following Alfredsson in games played are Phillips (863), Wade Redden (838), Radek Bonk (689) and Fisher (620)... Neil leads in penalty minutes (1,473) while former goaltender Lalime holds the lead in games played (283), wins (146) and shutouts (30)

6 SENATORS GAME-BY-GAME SUMMARY # Date Team W/L/O Record GF - GA Scorers W/T Goal PP PK SF - SA W - L Gltdr Attend /03/ /06/ /08/ /10/ /12/ /15/ /17/ /22/ /24/ /28/ /29/ /31/ /05/ /07/ /10/ /12/ /14/ /17/ /19/ /21/ /23/ /25/ /26/ /28/ /01/ /03/ /05/ /06/ /08/ /10/ /12/ /14/ /16/ /18/ /19/ /21/ /23/ /26/ /28/ /30/ /31/ /03/ /05/ /07/ /09/ /10/ /12/ /14/ /16/ /18/ /19/ /21/ /23/ /26/ /28/ /30/ /03/ /04/ /06/ /09/ /11/ /13/ /14/ /02/ /04/ /06/ /09/ /11/ /13/ /16/ /18/ /20/ /22/ /23/ /26/ /27/ /30/ /01/ /03/ /06/2010 TOR NYI ATL PIT MTL NSH TBL ATL TBL NJD PHI NYR TOR PIT BUF NJD ANA PHI TOR NJD MIN BUF MTL COL NYI PHI WSH BOS CHI BOS PIT BUF TOR CGY NYI CAR VAN MTL BUF WSH TBL L W W* W L W W O* O** W L L W* L W** L O** W W W W* L W O** L L L W** L W W L W L W L L W** W L W** W L L L L L W W W W W W W W W* W W L W W L W L L O** W L L L L L W W W W W* W** L W O** ,43 10,11 43,39,12 27,73,12p, ,9s,9s,45,71,9p,73 25,11p,27 14p,71,9,24,4s 11s,9,12 12p,11,71,73 73,27 12p 11,12p,19p 9,55 41,71,25 12p 55 12,9p,12 39,9p,22,4,4,41 17p,11,22,9,11 43,25,45p, ,71p 11,9p,9 9,9p 12p,41,12 22,18 73,19p, ,18s 27,19p,27p,27 12,19p 45,12 45,73 24,9,73,65-24,22 26,25 43,26p,25,14 26,71,26 22,43 27,22,73,27,27,22,27 17p 4, ,22 47s,11,4,12 27,11,11,11p,41 47,26,43,12p 43p,9p,4p 11,19 27,9,19 12,22,19,71 27,19p,12 19,19,11,11 9p,19,22-27p,73,19 19,9,11p,25,4,27p 43 73,27,19p, p 22,7p,12,9p ,73,4 12p,19p,19,19 43,65p 22,11 22,43,19p,11 7,43,11p 43,19p,14,19p,27p 24,65, p,65,25,12,73 71p,19p,12p / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / 1 30 / 30 1 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / 30 1 / / 30 1 / / / / / / / / / / / /10/2010 BUF L , / ( * = Overtime, + = Sell-out) - 5 -

7 SENATORS FINAL SEASON STATISTICS POS PLAYER GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S S% TOI/G FO % R Daniel Alfredsson : C Jason Spezza : C Mike Fisher : R Alexei Kovalev : L Milan Michalek : C Chris Kelly : C Peter Regin : D Filip Kuba : L Jarkko Ruutu : L Nick Foligno : D Erik Karlsson : D Chris Phillips : R Chris Neil : D Chris Campoli : R Ryan Shannon : D Alexandre Picard : R Jonathan Cheechoo : D Anton Volchenkov : C Jesse Winchester : D Matt Carkner : C Matt Cullen : R Shean Donovan : D Brian Lee : C Zack Smith : D Andy Sutton : D Jared Cowen : D Derek Smith : L Kaspars Daugavins : R Ryan Keller : C Joshua Hennessy : C Martin St Pierre : R Bobby Butler : # GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO G A TOI 30 Brian Elliott ,037:56 33 Pascal Leclaire ,744:48 31 Mike Brodeur :53 REGULAR SEASON ROSTER MOVES Bobby Butler Signed as a free agent on March 29 Mike Brodeur Recalled from Binghamton on Nov. 24, Jan. 14; Re-assigned on Dec. 22, Feb. 1 Jonathan Cheechoo Re-assigned to Binghamton on Feb. 13 Jared Cowen Recalled from Spokane (WHL) on April 8 Matt Cullen Acquired from Carolina for Alexandre Picard and Ottawa s 2nd-round draft choice in the 2010 draft on Feb. 12 Kaspars Daugavins Recalled from Binghamton on Jan. 13; Re-assigned on Jan. 16 Josh Hennessy Recalled from Binghamton on Dec. 15; Re-assigned on Dec. 22 Erik Karlsson Assigned to Binghamton on Oct. 27; Recalled on Nov. 27 Ryan Keller Recalled from Binghamton on Nov. 25, Dec. 26; Re-assigned on Dec. 22, Dec. 29 Brian Lee Recalled from Binghamton on Oct. 29, Feb. 12, Feb. 25, March 29, April 10; Re-assigned on Nov. 27, Feb. 15, March 16, April 3 Zack Smith Recalled from Binghamton on Jan. 8, March 6, March 21, April 10; Re-assigned on Jan. 22, March 7, March 31 Derek Smith Recalled from Binghamton on Feb. 12; Re-assigned Feb. 15 Martin St. Pierre Recalled from Binghamton on Jan. 8; Re-assigned on Jan. 13 Andy Sutton Acquired from the NY Islanders for a 2nd-round draft choice (acquired from the San Jose Sharks) in the 2010 NHL draft on March 2-6 -

8 OPENING AND CLOSING ROSTERS Oct. 3, 2009 at N.Y. Rangers, 5-2 loss April 10, 2010 vs. Buffalo, 5-2 loss No. Players Pos. No. Players Pos. 30 Elliott, Brian G 30 Elliott, Brian G 33 Leclaire, Pascal G 33 Leclaire, Pascal G 4 Phillips, Chris D 4 Phillips, Chris D 9 Michalek, Milan LW 5 Sutton, Andy D 10 Donovan, Shean RW 7 Cullen, Matt C 11 #Alfredsson, Daniel RW 9 Michalek, Milan LW 12 #Fisher, Mike C 10 Donovan, Shean RW 14 Campoli, Chris D 11 Alfredsson, Daniel RW 17 Kuba, Filip D 12 Fisher, Mike C 18 #Winchester, Jesse C 14 Campoli, Chris D 19 Spezza, Jason C 16 #Butler, Bobby RW 22 Kelly, Chris C 17 #Kuba, Filip D 24 Volchenkov, Anton D 18 #Winchester, Jesse C 25 Neil, Chris RW 19 Spezza, Jason C 26 Shannon, Ryan RW 22 Kelly, Chris C 27 Kovalev, Alex RW 24 #Volchenkov, Anton D 39 Carkner, Matt D 25 Neil, Chris RW 41 Cheechoo, Jonathan RW 26 #Shannon, Ryan RW 43 Regin, Peter LW 27 #Kovalev, Alex RW 45 Picard, Alexandre D 39 Carkner, Matt D 65 Karlsson, Erik D 43 Regin, Peter LW 71 Foligno, Nick LW 47 Smith, Zack C 73 Ruutu, Jarkko LW 48 #Cowen, Jared D 55 Lee Brian D 65 Karlsson, Erik D 71 Foligno, Nick LW 73 Ruutu, Jarkko LW # Denotes injured players or not playing INJURY SUMMARY Player Injury Date of injury Games missed Notes Daniel Alfredsson Left shoulder Flu Dec. 23 March * Returned Jan. 16 at Montreal Returned Mach 8 at Edmonton Chris Campoli Left knee Feb Returned March 16 vs Toronto Matt Carkner Upper body March 16 1 Returned March 20 at Dallas Shean Donovan Right knee Nov Returned Dec. 23 at Pittsburgh Mike Fisher Upper body Upper body Nov. 23 March Returned Nov. 28 at Boston Returned March 16 vs Toronto Nick Foligno Right knee Right leg Dec. 14 Jan Returned Dec. 30 vs Colorado Returned March 16 vs Toronto Erik Karlsson Right shoulder Feb. 4 5 Returned March 2 vs N.Y. Rangers Chris Kelly Lower body March 10 1 Returned March 13 at Vancouver Alex Kovalev Lower body Left knee N/A April Returned March 26 at Buffalo Missed last game of season Filip Kuba Lower body Upper body Back Oct. 5 Jan. 9 Olympics Returned Oct. 28 at Florida Returned Jan. 18 at Boston Missed 17 of last 18 games of the season Pascal Leclaire Cheekbone Concussion Nov. 25 Jan Returned Dec. 23 at Pittsburgh Available to return on Feb. 3 Milan Michalek Upper body Left leg Jan. 7 March Returned on Jan. 21 vs St. Louis Returned April 8 at Tampa Bay Chris Neil Left knee Nov Returned Dec. 23 at Pittsburgh Alexandre Picard Upper body Dec. 3 4 Returned Dec. 12 vs Carolina Peter Regin Upper body Flu Oct. 10 March 6 3 1* Returned Oct. 22 vs Nashville Returned March 8 at Edmonton Ryan Shannon Upper body Oct. 3 3 Returned Oct. 12 vs Pittsburgh Jason Spezza Upper body Right knee Oct. 28 Dec Returned Nov. 5 vs Tampa Bay Returned Jan. 23 at Boston Jesse Winchester Right knee Right leg Sept. 18 Jan Available to return on Nov. 5 Returned Feb. 4 at Buffalo Anton Volchenkov Elbow Upper body Upper body Oct. 28 Jan. 21 March Returned Dec. 1 at San Jose Returned Jan. 26 vs New Jersey Returned April 1 vs Carolina Total games lost: 218 '*' not included in games lost - 7 -

9 REGULAR SEASON RECORD ANALYSIS Team Records Ottawa Senators Overall record / streak / Lost 1 Home record / streak / Lost 1 Road record / streak / OTL 1 Last 5 games Last 10 games goal games goal games goal games Scoring first Opponent scoring first Leading after 1 period Trailing after 1 period Tied after 1 period Leading after 2 periods Trailing after 2 periods Tied after 2 periods Overtime Record - this season 10-6 Overtime Record - franchise Shootout Record - this season 5-5 Shootout Record - franchise Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Even shots vs Northeast vs Atlantic vs Southeast vs EASTERN CONFERENCE vs Central vs Pacific vs Northwest vs WESTERN CONFERENCE Month by Month Record: W-L-OT Points October: November: December: January: February: March: April: Goals By Period OT T Avg Ottawa Senators: (2.7 avg.) Opponents: (2.8 avg.) Shots By Period OT T Avg Ottawa Senators: (29.7 avg.) Opponents: (28.5 avg.) - 8 -

10 Power Play G Att Pct Overall (T-20th NHL) Home (21st NHL) Road (T-16th NHL) 4 SHORT HANDED GOALS ALLOWED (T-5th NHL) Penalty Killing G Att Pct Overall (T-8th NHL) Home (9th NHL) Road (7th NHL) 6 SHORT HANDED GOALS SCORED (T-16th NHL) Penalties GP Pen Avg (T-20th NHL) Points: Alfredsson (71), Spezza (57), Fisher (53) Goals: Fisher (25), Spezza (23), Michalek (22) Assists: Alfredsson (51), Spezza (34), Cullen (32) PP Goals: Spezza (11), Fisher (10), Michalek (8) SH Goals: Cullen (2), Michalek (2), Alfredsson (1) GW Goals: Fisher (6), Kovalev (5), Alfredsson (5) 3+ Goals: Kovalev (2), Michalek (1), Alfredsson (1), Spezza (1) PIM: Carkner (190), Neil (175), Ruutu (121) Shots: Fisher (212), Cullen (195), Alfredsson (168) For Against 5 on on on on on on on on on Empty Net 9 7 Pen. Shot 1 2 Totals Special Teams Scoring Power Play G A Pts Short Handed G A Pts Daniel Alfredsson Jason Spezza Alex Kovalev Mike Fisher Milan Michalek Filip Kuba Erik Karlsson Nick Foligno Peter Regin Chris Phillips Matt Cullen Chris Campoli Ryan Shannon Chris Neil Jarkko Ruutu Jesse Winchester Daniel Alfredsson Milan Michalek Chris Phillips Mike Fisher Zack Smith Jesse Winchester Jarkko Ruutu Anton Volchenkov

11 MOLSON CUP GAME STAR AWARD Season Monthly winners PLAYER 1st 2nd 3rd Total Alfredsson, Daniel October Daniel Alfredsson Brodeur, Mike November Mike Fisher Campoli, Chris December Fisher/Brian Elliott Carkner, Matt January Brian Elliott Cheechoo, Jonathan February Brian Elliott Cullen, Matt March Brian Elliott Donovan, Shean Season Brian Elliott Elliott, Brian Fisher, Mike Foligno, Nick Karlsson, Erik Kelly, Chris Kovalev, Alex Kuba, Filip Leclaire, Pascal Michalek, Milan Neil, Chris Phillips, Chris Regin, Peter Ruutu, Jarkko Shannon Ryan Spezza, Jason Sutton, Andy Volchenkov, Anton Winchester, Jesse

12 HIGHS AND LOWS Goals Season Senators all-time Most in a game 7 2x last: 1/3/10 vs PHI (7-4 W) 11 WSH (11-5) Most allowed in a game 8 PIT (8-2 L) 12 BUF (3-12) Most in a period 5 10/22/09 vs NSH (6-5 OTL), 3rd 6 3/21/00 vs ATL (7-1), 1st Most allowed in a period 4 2x last: 3/2/10 vs NYR (4-1 L), 2nd 7 WSH (2-11), 2nd Fewest in a game 0 4x last : CGY (2-0 L) 0 83x, Last: CGY (2-0 L) Fewest allowed in a game 0 6x: Last: 3/23/10 vs PHI (2-0 W) 0 89x, Last: NSH (2-0 W) Shots Most in a game 51 10/31/09 vs ATL (3-1 L) 53 3/22/98 vs ANA (2-5) Most allowed in a game 43 BUF (4-2 W() 51 2x, Last: BOS (3-4) Most in a period 25 10/31/09 vs ATL (3-1 L), 3rd 26 10/22/08 vs FLA (3-1 L) Most allowed in a period 17 3 x last: BUF (4-2 W), 1st 25 1/12/93 vs L.A. (2-3), 2nd Fewest in a game 14 VAN (5-1 L) 10 TOR (1-3) Fewest in a period 2 VAN (5-1 L), 1st 1 9x, Last: CBJ (1-0 L), 2nd Fewest allowed in a game 17 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 11 2x, Last: 12/26/03 vs PIT (3-3) Fewest allowed in a period 3 4, Last: CAR (4-1 L), 3rd 0 3x, Last: 1/18/07 vs VAN (2-1) Penalties by Ottawa Most in a game 12 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 32 3/5/04 (3-5 PHI) Most in a period 6 3x Last: 1/9/10 vs FLA (3-0 L), 3rd 29 3/5/04 (3-5 PHI), 3rd Fewest in a game 0 12/28/09 vs MTL (4-2 W) 0 7x, Last: 12/28/09 vs MTL (4-2 W) Most minutes in a game 41 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 206 3/5/04 (3-5 PHI) Most minutes in a period 33 1/9/10 vs FLA (3-0 L), 3rd 200 3/5/04 (3-5 PHI), 3rd Fewest minutes in a game 0 12/28/09 vs MTL (4-2 W) 0 7x, Last: 12/28/09 vs MTL (4-2 W) Special Teams Most PP attempts in a game 9 2x Last: TB (4-3 SOL) 14 TOR (1-5) Most PP attempts allowed in a game 8 PIT (8-2 L) 14 2x, Last: VAN (4-6) Most PP goals in a game 3 3x Last: T.B. (4-3 SOL) 6 12/17/05 vs TOR (8-2) Most PP goals allowed in a game 3 PIT (8-2 L) 5 5x, Last: CBJ (2-6) Most SH goals in a game 2 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 3 2x, Last: PIT (7-2) Most SH goals allowed in a game 1 4x Last: VAN (5-1 L) 3 NYI (5-5) Results Largest margin of victory 6 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 8 2x, Last: TOR (8-0) Largest margin of defeat 6 PIT (8-2 L) 10 2x, Last: 2/26/94 vs STL (1-11) Longest winning streak (overall) 11 1/14/10 2/4/ /14/10 2/4/10 Longest losing streak (overall) 5 2x Last: 3/11/10 3/20/ /2/93-4/7/93 Longest winning streak (home) 7 1/19/10 2/11/10 9 3/5/09-4/7/09 Longest losing streak (home) 3 3/2/10 3/16/ /27/93-12/8/93 Longest winning streak (road) 6 1/14/10 2/3/10 6 2x: 1/14/10 2/3/10 and 3/18/03-4/5/03 Longest losing streak (road) 4 3/13/10 3/20/ /10/92-4/3/93 INDIVIDUAL - Game Most goals in a game 4 Kovalev 1/3/10 vs PHI (7-4 W) 4 5x, Last: Kovalev 1/3/10 vs PHI (7-4 W) Most assists in a game 4 Alfredsson WSH (5-4 OTW) 5 Hossa (1/4/01 vs T.B., 8-3) Most points in a game 5 Kovalev (4-1) 1/3/10 vs PHI (7-4 W) 7 Alfredsson 1/24/08 at T.B. (8-4 W), (3-4) Most shots in a game 9 Michalek, 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 12 York (1/30/99 vs NYI, 9-2) Most power play goals in a game 2 Spezza, WSH (5-4 OTW) 2 29x, Last: Spezza, WSH (5-4 OTW) Most shorthanded goals in a game 2 Michalek, 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 2 2x Last; Michalek, 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) Most penalty minutes in a game 21 Neil, 10/15/09 vs T.B. (7-1 W) 35 Spezza PHI, 3-5) Most saves by a goalie in a game 41 Elliott, BUF (4-2 W) 47 3x, Last: Bales BOS, 3-4) INDIVIDUAL - Period Most goals in a period 2 Kovalev, 1/3/10 vs PHI (7-4 W), 2nd 3 8x, Last: Spezza, 12/6/08 vs PIT (3-2 W), 2nd Most assists in a period 3 Spezza, 10/22/09 vs NSH (6-5 OTL) 4 Spezza (10/26/06 vs TOR), 2nd Most points in a period 3 Spezza, 10/22/09 vs NSH (6-5 OTL) 4 3x, Last: Heatley (1/3/07 vs BUF), 2nd Most saves by a goalie in a period 17 Elliott, BUF (4-2 W), 1st 24 Sidorkiewicz LA, 6-8), 3rd

13 THE LAST TIME THE SENATORS Senators recorded a shutout Home: 3/23/10 Away: 3/22/ W vs PHI 2-0 MTL Elliott: 26 saves Elliott: 29 saves Senators were shutout Home: 1/9/10 Away: 3/11/ L vs FLA 2-0 CGY Vokoun: 24 saves Kiprusoff: 25 saves Senators won in overtime Home: 1/30/10 Away: 3/30/ W vs MTL WSH Fisher (3:33) Kovalev (4:41) Senators lost in overtime Home: 10/22/09 Away: 3/5/ vs NSH 3-2 S.J. Weber (2:11) Marleau (3:05) Senators won a shootout Home: 4/1/ W vs CAR Kovalev Away: 12/26/ BUF Kovalev Senators lost a shootout Home: 3/6/ L vs TOR Kessel Away: 4/8/ T.B. Purcell Senators took a 4-goal or more lead Home: 11/19/09 Away: 4/6/ W vs PIT 5-2 FLA 6-2 lead 5-1 lead Opponent took a 4-goal or more lead Home: 1/5/10 Away: 4/3/ L vs BOS 4-1 NYI 4-0 lead 4-0 lead Senators scored a shorthanded goal Home: 10/24/09 Away: 1/16/ SOL vs BOS 4-2 MTL Alfredsson (11:31, 1st) Smith (11:26, 1st) Opponent scored a shorthanded goal Home: 1/19/10 Away: 3/13/ W vs CHI 5-1 VAN Hossa (6:18, 2nd) Burrows (9:12, 2nd) Senators player had a hat trick Home: 1/3/10 Away: 3/20/ W vs PHI 5-4 DAL Kovalev (4-1) Spezza (3-1) Opposing player had a hat trick Home: 4/10/09 Away: 12/23/ L vs. BUF 8-2 PIT Vanek (4-0) Malkin (3-0) Senators player had a 5-point game Home: 1/3/10 Away: 1/24/ W vs PHI 8-4 T.B. Kovalev (4-1) Alfredsson (3-4) Opposing player had a 5-point game Home: 10/22/09 Away: 3/16/ OTL vs NSH 5-2 MIN Dumont (1-4) Gaborik (3-2) Senators player had a penalty shot Home: 10/8/09 Away: 12/16/ TOR 3-1 BUF Alfredsson Gustavsson) Spezza (missed vs Miller) Opposing player had a penalty shot Home: 4/10/09 Away:3/9/ L vs BUF 4-1 EDM Vanek (scored vs Leclaire) Comrie (missed vs Elliott) Senators scored an empty net goal Home: 2/4/10 Away: 3/26/ W vs VAN 4-2 BUF Kelly (19:19, 3rd ) Alfredsson (19:59, 3rd) Opponent scored an empty net goal Home: 12/8/09 Away: 2/13/ L vs MTL 4-1 DET Gomez (18:55, 3rd) Franzen (19:11, 3rd) Senators scored with an extra attacker Home: 4/1/ SOW vs CAR Karlsson (19:53, 3rd) Away: 11/28/09 Opponent scored with an extra attacker Home: 10/24/09 Away: 11/6/ BOS 4-3 SOL vs BOS 4-3 WSH Michalek (19:40, 3rd) Krejci (19:39, 3rd) Ovechkin (19:35, 3rd) PPG

14 SHOOTOUT SUMMARY Ottawa Senators Playoff Guide Senators Shootout Record Overall Home Road GP W L GP W L GP W L Senators Team Goals Scored/Shots Taken Overall Home Road G S S% G S S% G S S% Senators Team Goals Against/Shots Against Overall Home Road GA SA Sv% GA SA Sv% GA SA Sv% Game-Deciding Goals Date Scored by Goalie Winning team Final score April TB Teddy Purcell Brian Elliott Tampa Bay 4-3 April 1 vs CAR Alex Kovalev Manny Legace Ottawa 4-3 March 6 vs TOR Phil Kessel Pascal Leclaire Toronto 2-1 Dec. 31 vs NYI Ryan Shannon Dwayne Roloson Ottawa 3-2 Dec. BUF Alex Kovalev Ryan Miller Ottawa 3-2 Dec. ANA Daniel Alfredsson J-S Giguere Ottawa 4-3 Nov. BOS Michael Ryder Brian Elliott Boston 4-3 Nov. 14 vs NYR PA Parenteau Brian Elliott N.Y. Rangers 2-1 Nov. 10 vs EDM Jason Spezza Jeff Deslauriers Ottawa 4-3 Oct. 24 vs BOS Patrice Bergeron Brian Elliott Boston 4-3 Shootout Goalie Statistics Goalie Wins Losses Shots against Goals allowed Save % Brian Elliott Pascal Leclaire Shootout Player Statistics Player Goals Shots Shot % Game-deciding goals Daniel Alfredsson % 1 Matt Cullen % 0 Mike Fisher % 0 Nick Foligno % 0 Alexei Kovalev % 2 Milan Michalek % 0 Jarkko Ruutu % 0 Ryan Shannon % 1 Jason Spezza %

15 SENATORS ALL-TIME LEADERS Ottawa Senators Playoff Guide Games played Goals Assists Points *Daniel Alfredsson 1002 *Daniel Alfredsson 375 *Daniel Alfredsson 617 *Daniel Alfredsson 992 *Chris Phillips 863 Alexei Yashin 218 Wade Redden 309 Alexei Yashin 491 Wade Redden 838 Marian Hossa 188 *Jason Spezza 304 *Jason Spezza 475 Radek Bonk 689 Dany Heatley 180 Alexei Yashin 273 Wade Redden 410 *Mike Fisher 620 *Jason Spezza 171 Radek Bonk 247 Radek Bonk 399 *Chris Neil 579 *Mike Fisher 153 Marian Hossa 202 Marian Hossa 390 Alexei Yashin 504 Radek Bonk 152 Dany Heatley 182 Dany Heatley 362 Marian Hossa 467 Shawn McEachern 142 *Mike Fisher 171 *Mike Fisher 324 Shawn Van Allen 465 Martin Havlat 105 *Chris Phillips 169 Shawn McEachern 304 *Jason Spezza 464 Wade Redden 101 Shawn McEachern 162 Martin Havlet 235 Penalty minutes Goaltenders GP Wins Shutouts *Chris Neil 1473 Patrick Lalime 283 Patrick Lalime 146 Patrick Lalime 30 Dennis Vial 625 Damian Rhodes 181 Ron Tugnutt 72 Ron Tugnutt 13 *Chris Phillips 623 Ron Tugnutt 166 Ray Emery 71 Damian Rhodes 11 Wade Redden 576 Ray Emery 134 Damian Rhodes 65 Ray Emery 8 Zdeno Chara 554 Martin Gerber 100 Martin Gerber 49 *Brian Elliott 6 *Mike Fisher 521 *Brian Elliott 87 *Brian Elliott 46 Hasek/Hurme 5 Denis Lambert 467 Craig Billington 72 Hasek/Prusek 28 Martin Gerber 4 Andre Roy 462 Don Beaupre 71 Jani Hurme 25 Martin Prusek 3 *Daniel Alfredsson 431 Peter Sidorkiewicz 64 Alex Auld 16 Don Beaupre 2 Radek Bonk 401 Hurme/Prusek 48 Don Beaupre 14 Alex Auld 1 * Mike Brodeur 1 *Active players with Ottawa PLAYERS ALL-TIME STATISTICS WITH THE SENATORS Player GP G A PTS PIM Alfredsson, Daniel Butler, Bobby Campoli, Chris Carkner, Matt ^Cheechoo, Jonathan Cowen, Jared Cullen, Matt ^Daugavins, Kaspars Donovan, Shean Fisher, Mike Foligno, Nick ^Hennessy, Josh Karlsson, Erik ^Keller, Ryan Kelly, Chris #Kovalev, Alex #Kuba, Filip Lee, Brian Michalek, Milan Neil, Chris Phillips, Chris Regin, Peter Ruutu, Jarkko Shannon, Ryan ^Smith, Derek Smith, Zack Spezza, Jason ^St. Pierre, Martin Sutton, Andy Volchenkov, Anton Winchester, Jesse Goaltender GP Min W L OTL GAA GA SO ^Brodeur, Mike Elliott, Brian 87 4, Leclaire, Pascal 34 1, # Injured/not playing - ^ in Binghamton

16 SENATORS REGULAR SEASON GAME SUMMARIES Oct. 3, 5-2 loss at N.Y. RANGERS: Dubinsky scored twice and Lundqvist made 32 saves in the Rangers win over Ottawa. After a scoreless first period, Prospal, Dubinsky and Del Zotto staked the Rangers to a 3-1 lead in the period, while Alfredsson scored Ottawa's goal. Gaborik gave the Rangers a 4-1 lead. Dubinsky scored his second for a 5-1 advantage and Regin added another for Ottawa with only six seconds remaining in the game. Leclaire stopped 29 of 33 shots in his Ottawa debut. Lundqvist took the win making 32 saves. Scratches: Donovan, Picard. Injuries: Winchester; Shots: OTT - 34, NYR - 35; PP: OTT 0-4, NYR 0-5. Oct. 6, 2-1 win at Toronto: On goals from Donovan and Alfredsson, the Senators scored twice in the second period to take a 2-0 lead over Toronto. Alfredsson s goal came on a penalty shot. Stajan countered for the Leafs in the third period for the 2-1 final. Leclaire earned his first win in goal for Ottawa making 26 saves, while Gustavsson allowed two goals on 28 shots in the loss. Scratches: None; Injuries: Kuba, Shannon, Winchester; Shots: OTT - 28, TOR - 27; PP: OTT 0-1, TOR 1-3. Oct. 8, 3-2 OT win vs N.Y. Islanders: Fisher s first goal of the season 32 seconds into overtime lifted the Senators past the Islanders. Ottawa jumped out to a 2-0 lead on a first period goal by Regin and the first career goal by Carkner. Goals by Okposo in the second and Moulson in the third evened the game. Leclaire made 23 saves in the win for Ottawa, while Biron allowed three goals on 28 shots. Scratches: None; Injuries: Kuba, Shannon, Winchester; Shots: OTT - 28, NYI - 25; PP: OTT 0-2, NYI 1-4. Oct. 10, 4-2 win vs Atlanta: Fisher had a goal and an assist, leading Ottawa past Atlanta. Ottawa jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Kovalev and Ruutu, before Kovalchuk and Hainsey scored to tie the game after one period. Fisher in the second and Neil in the third closed out the scoring. Elliott stopped 26 shots for the win, while Pavelec stopped 30 shots for Atlanta. Scratches: None; Injuries: Kuba, Shannon, Winchester; Shots: OTT - 34, ATL - 28; PP: OTT 1-3, ATL 0-3. Oct. 12, 4-1 loss vs Pittsburgh: Kennedy's two goals paced the Penguins past Ottawa, 4-1. Ottawa scored first with Michalek picking up his first as a Senator, before Guerin tied the game 39 seconds later. Kennedy would score twice in the second, while Staal would complete the scoring in the third. Fleury made 30 saves for Pittsburgh, while Leclaire made 24 saves for Ottawa. Scratches: None; Injuries: Kuba, Regin, Winchester; Shots: OTT - 31, PIT - 28; PP: OTT 0-5, PIT 0-4. Oct. 15, 7-1 win vs Tampa Bay: The Senators received goals from five different scorers, including Michalek's first career hat trick en route to a 7-1 win over Tampa Bay. Two of Michalek's goals were scored shorthanded. Kovalev, Picard, Foligno and Ruutu added singles for the home side. Malone had the lone goal for the Lightning. Smith turned aside 28 shots for Tampa Bay while Leclaire made 16 saves to record his third win of the season for Ottawa. Scratches: None; Injuries: Kuba, Regin, Winchester; Shots: OTT - 35, TB - 17; PP: OTT 1-6, TB 0-6. Oct. 17, 3-1 win at Montreal: Former Canadien Kovalev led the way for the Senators with the insurance marker and an assist on Alfredsson's game-winner to get past Montreal 3-1 at the Bell Centre. Neil gave Ottawa a 1-0 lead midway through the first period, but Cammalleri tied the game 1-1 with 27 seconds left in the period. The Senators withstood a 5-on-3 in the first frame and being outshot Alfredsson's goal early in the second period was scored on a 5-on-3, and Kovalev added his with 8:32 left in the game. Leclaire earned the win making 27 saves, while Price took the loss allowing three goals on 21 shots. Scratches: None; Injuries: Kuba, Regin, Winchester; Shots: OTT - 21, MTL - 28; PP: OTT 1-5, MTL 0-4. Oct. 22, 6-5 OT loss vs Nashville: Weber's second goal of the game came in overtime, leading Nashville past Ottawa 6-5. The Predators took at 3-0 first period lead on goals by Suter, Franson and Dumont, which held until the third. The teams combined for seven goals in the third, with Campoli, Foligno, Michalek, Volchenkov and Phillips (with 1.6 seconds left) scoring for Ottawa and Weber and Suter for Nashville. Weber's power player goal at 2:11 of overtime gave Nashville the win. Rinne made 27 saves for the win, while Leclaire made 31 saves in a losing effort. Scratch: Donovan; Injuries: Kuba, Winchester; Shots: NSH - 37, OTT - 32; PP: NSH 2-6, OTT 1-6. Oct. 24, 4-3 SO loss vs Boston: The Bruins scored two goals in the final 90 seconds of the game, and Bergeron's shootout goal was the game-winner in a 4-3 Boston win over Ottawa. After a scoreless first, Alfredsson (shorthanded) and Wheeler traded goals in the second. Michalek and Fisher put the Senators up 3-1 before Recchi and Krejci scored with the goaltender pulled to tie the game. After a scoreless overtime, Bergeron's shootout goal gave Boston the win. Thomas stopped 27 shots and all three shooters for Boston, while Elliott made 25 saves and stopped one of two shooters for Ottawa. Scratch: Donovan; Injuries: Kuba; Shots: BOS - 28, OTT - 30; PP: BOS 0-4; OTT 0-3. Oct. 28, 4-3 win at Florida: Ruutu's second-period goal stood up as the game-winner in a 4-3 victory. The teams traded goals in the first, with Reinprecht and Fisher scoring. After Weiss scored in the second, the Senators scored three straight, with goals from Alfredsson, Foligno and Ruutu the last two goals coming only 38 seconds apart. McCabe's tally in the third completed the scoring. Leclaire stopped nine shots in the first, before leaving due to illness. Elliott came on in relief and stopped 26 shots for the win, while Vokoun stopped 25 shots for Florida. Scratch: Shannon; Injuries: None; Shots: OTT - 29, FLA - 38; PP: OTT 1-1; FLA

17 Oct. 29, 5-2 loss at Tampa Bay: Stamkos scored twice and had three points, leading Tampa Bay past the Senators 5-2. Stamkos scored in the first before Fedoruk and Malone gave Tampa Bay a 3-0 lead after two periods. Stamkos and Tanguay scored in the third to put the Lightning up 5-0 before Ruutu and Kovalev replied for Ottawa. Smith made 21 stops in the Lightning goal, while Elliott made 22 saves for Ottawa. Scratches: None; Injuries: Spezza, Volchenkov; Shots: OTT - 23, TB - 23; PP: OTT 0-3; TB 2-6. Missed penalty shot: St. Louis. Oct. 31, 3-1 loss vs Atlanta: Pavelec made 50 saves, including 24 in the third period, as Atlanta edged the Senators 3-1. Bogosian in the first and Peverley in the second put Atlanta up 2-0 before Fisher s power-play goal at 15:33 of the third. Afinogenov added a goal at 18:29 to complete the scoring. Ottawa out-shot Atlanta 43-8 over the last two periods. Pavelec's 50 saves earned the victory, while Leclaire made 18 stops for Ottawa. Scratches: None; Injuries: Spezza, Volchenkov; Shots: ATL - 21, OTT - 51; PP: ATL 0-2; OTT 1-4. Nov. 5, 3-2 OT win vs Tampa Bay: Spezza capped a three-point night with his first of the year in overtime, leading Ottawa past Tampa Bay 3-2. The teams traded goals in the first two periods, with Tanguay and Alfredsson scoring in first. Power-play goals by Fisher and Stamkos left the game tied 2-2 after two periods. After a scoreless third, Spezza's power-play marker at 4:17 gave Ottawa the win. Leclaire made 18 saves for Ottawa, while Niittymaki made 26 stops for Tampa Bay. Scratches: Donovan, Winchester; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: TB - 20, OTT - 29; PP: TB 2-7; OTT 2-6. Nov. 7, 3-2 loss vs New Jersey: The Devils scored three power-play goals, rallying from a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Senators 3-2. Ottawa took a 1-0 lead on Michalek's goal in the first period, which was increased to 2-0 on Lee's first of the season. Parise's goal cut the lead in half after two periods. Goals by Clarkson and Greene in the third period gave New Jersey the lead and the 3-2 win. Brodeur made 19 saves in goal for New Jersey, while Leclaire made 22 saves for Ottawa. Scratches: Donovan, Shannon; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: NJ - 25, OTT - 21; PP: NJ 3-6; OTT 0-2. Nov. 10, 4-3 SO win vs Edmonton: Spezza scored the game-deciding goal in the shootout, leading Ottawa past Edmonton 4-3. Edmonton took a 2-1 lead after one period, with Penner and Moreau scoring for the Oilers and Cheechoo with his first of the season for Ottawa. Foligno's goal in the second tied the game. The teams traded goals in the third, with Neil and Brule scoring for Ottawa and the Oilers, respectively. Spezza and Kovalev tallied for Ottawa in the shootout, while O'Sullivan scored for Edmonton. Leclaire made 31 saves in the game and stopped two of three shots in the shootout for Ottawa, while Drouin-Deslauriers made 22 saves and stopped one of three shooters for Edmonton. Scratches: Donovan, Winchester; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: EDM - 34, OTT - 25; PP: EDM 0-1; OTT 0-0. Nov. 12, 5-1 loss at Philadelphia: Briere scored twice, leading Philadelphia past the Senators 5-1 at the Wachovia Center. After a scoreless first, there were three power-play goals in the second, with Betts and Van Riemsdyk scoring for the Flyers and Fisher scoring for Ottawa. Philadelphia added three more goals in the third, two coming from Briere and one from Powe. Emery made 22 saves for the Flyers, while Leclaire made 22 saves for Ottawa. Scratches: Donovan, Winchester; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: OTT - 23, PHI - 27; PP: OTT 1-1; PHI 2-4. Nov. 14, 2-1 SO loss vs N.Y. Rangers: Parenteau scored the game-deciding goal as the seventh shooter in the shootout, leading the Rangers past Ottawa 2-1. After a scoreless first, the teams traded goals in the second, with Lee scoring for Ottawa and Prospal (shorthanded) scoring for New York. The game remained tied 1-1 through the third period and overtime. Lundqvist made 35 saves in regulation and stopped five of seven shooters in the shootout for the Rangers, while Elliott made 27 saves and stopped four of seven shooters for Ottawa. Scratches: Shannon, Winchester; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: NYR - 28, OTT - 36; PP: NYR 0-4; OTT 0-5. Nov. 17, 3-2 win vs Toronto: Fisher scored twice, including the game-winner, leading Ottawa past the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2. The teams traded goals in the first with Fisher scoring for Ottawa and Kessel for Toronto. After Hagman put Toronto up 2-1, Michalek tied the game on the power play before Fisher's second gave Ottawa the lead. Leclaire made 30 saves, including 15 in the third period, to collect the win for Ottawa. Toskala stopped 18 shots for Toronto. Scratches: Regin, Shannon; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: TOR - 32, OTT - 21; PP: TOR 0-1; OTT 1-4. Nov. 19, 6-2 win vs Pittsburgh: Phillips scored twice on the night of his 800th career game, leading Ottawa past Pittsburgh 6-2. The teams traded goals in the first, with Staal scoring for Pittsburgh before Carkner tied the game. Michalek gave Ottawa a 2-1 lead after two periods, before a four-goal third period that saw Phillips score twice, along with markers from Kelly and Cheechoo. Leclaire made 25 saves to collect the win for Ottawa, while Fleury made 19 saves before being replaced by Johnson, who made six saves. Scratches: Regin, Shannon; Injuries: Volchenkov; Shots: PIT - 25, OTT - 31; PP: PIT 1-5; OTT 1-3. Nov. 21, 5-3 win vs Buffalo: Kuba scored once and added three assists, while Alfredsson scored twice in a 5-3 win over Buffalo. Buffalo scored the only goal of the first, from Vanek. Ottawa took a 2-1 lead after two periods on goals by Kuba (power play) and Alfredsson. The Senators scored three straight to start the third off the sticks of Kelly, Michalek and Alfredsson, before Kaleta and Pominville completed the scoring. Leclaire made 24 saves over the first two periods before suffering a lower body injury. Elliott played the third period, making 14 saves to collect the win. Lalime made 21 saves for Buffalo. Scratch: Kovalev; Injuries: Donovan, Volchenkov; Shots: BUF - 41, OTT - 26; PP: BUF 1-7; OTT