Ottawa Senators at Winnipeg Jets Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015

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1 Ottawa Senators roster for Tuesday, Sept. 29 (subject to change) No. Goaltenders Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Team(s) 30 Hammond, Andrew G Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 41 Anderson, Craig G Ottawa (NHL) No. Defencemen Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Team(s) 2 Cowen, Jared D Ottawa (NHL) 3 Methot, Marc D Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 21 Kostka, Michael D Hartford (AHL), N.Y. Rangers (NHL) 45 Wideman, Chris D Binghamton (AHL) 49 Claesson, Fredrik D Binghamton (AHL) 65 Karlsson, Erik D Ottawa (NHL) 74 Borowiecki, Mark D Ottawa (NHL) No. Forwards Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Team(s) 6 Ryan, Bobby RW Ottawa (NHL) 7 Turris, Kyle C Ottawa (NHL) 9 Michalek, Milan LW Ottawa (NHL) 10 Prince, Shane LW Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 15 Smith, Zack C Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 16 MacArthur, Clarke LW Ottawa (NHL) 22 O Dell, Eric C St. John s (AHL), Winnipeg (NHL) 25 Neil, Chris RW Ottawa (NHL) 26 Puempel, Matt LW * Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 27 Lazar, Curtis C Ottawa (NHL) 44 Pageau, Jean-Gabriel C Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 56 Stortini, Zack RW Lehigh Valley (AHL) 61 Stone, Mark RW Ottawa (NHL) 89 McCormick, Max C * Binghamton (AHL) 90 Chiasson, Alex RW Ottawa (NHL) * participated in Senators rookie camp and tournament. Senators management Bryan Murray... EVP, GM and president of hockey ops. Pierre Dorion... Assistant general manager Randy Lee... Assistant general manager Daniel Alfredsson... Senior advisor of hockey operations Allison Vaughan... Manger of hockey administration Jordan Silmser... Director, team services Sean McCauley... Coordinator, hockey operations Shean Donovan... Player development coach Brian Morris... Director, communications Chris Moore... Manager, communications Amanda Nigh... Coordinator, communications Senators pre-season schedule (all times Eastern) Monday, Sept. 21, at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, vs. Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23, at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, vs. Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, at Carolina, 3:30 p.m. (St. John s) Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, vs. Montreal, 7 p.m. Senators coaching and athletic staff Dave Cameron... Head coach Jason Smith... Assistant coach Andre Tourigny... Assistant coach Rick Wamsley... Goaltending coach Tim Pattyson... Video coach Gerry Townend... Head athletic therapist Domenic Nicoletta... Assistant athletic therapist Shawn Markwick... Massage therapist Chris Schwarz... Conditioning coach Rob Mouland... Assistant conditioning coach John Forget... Head equipment manager Ian Cox... Assistant equipment manager

2 REMAINING SENATORS TRAINING CAMP ROSTER * participated in Senators rookie camp and tournament No. Goaltenders (3) Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Team(s) 41 Anderson, Craig G Ottawa (NHL) 30 Hammond, Andrew G Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 29 O Connor, Matt * G Boston University (H-East) No. Defencemen (11) Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Team(s) 74 Borowiecki, Mark D Ottawa (NHL) 5 Ceci, Cody D Ottawa (NHL) 72 Chabot, Thomas * D Saint John (QMJHL) 49 Claesson, Fredrik D Binghamton (AHL) 2 Cowen, Jared D Ottawa (NHL) 65 Karlsson, Erik D Ottawa (NHL) 21 Kostka, Michael D Hartford (AHL), N.Y. Rangers (NHL) 3 Methot, Marc D Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 4 Phillips, Chris D Ottawa (NHL) 45 Wideman, Chris D Binghamton (AHL) 46 Wiercioch, Patrick D Ottawa (NHL) No. Forwards (19) Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Team(s) 90 Chiasson, Alex RW Ottawa (NHL) 14 Greening, Colin LW Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 68 Hoffman, Mike LW Ottawa (NHL) 27 Lazar, Curtis C Ottawa (NHL) 16 MacArthur, Clarke LW Ottawa (NHL) 89 McCormick, Max * C Binghamton (AHL) 9 Michalek, Milan LW Ottawa (NHL) 25 Neil, Chris RW Ottawa (NHL) 22 O Dell, Eric C St. John s (AHL), Winnipeg (NHL) 44 Pageau, Jean-Gabriel C Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 13 Paul, Nick * C North Bay (OHL) 10 Prince, Shane LW Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 26 Puempel, Matt * LW Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 6 Ryan, Bobby RW Ottawa (NHL) 15 Smith, Zack C Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) 61 Stone, Mark RW Ottawa (NHL) 56 Stortini, Zack RW Lehigh Valley (AHL) 7 Turris, Kyle C Ottawa (NHL) 93 Zibanejad, Mika C Ottawa (NHL)

3 TRAINING CAMP NOTES Camp roster The Senators camp roster includes 61 players: Five goaltenders, 21 defencemen and 35 forwards. Twenty-four (24) players participated in the 2015 rookie camp and tournament in Ottawa and London, Ont. The list of camp invitees is built primarily around the Senators draft. Thirty (30) players were selected by Ottawa in NHL drafts, 10 players were signed as free agents, 10 players were obtained in trades, nine players are signed to American Hockey League two-way contracts, one player is signed to an ECHL contract and one player is on an amateur tryout. The Senators season training camp roster included 57 players: Five goaltenders, 19 defencemen and 33 forwards. The list of camp invitees was built primarily around the Senators draft. Twenty-eight (28) players were selected by Ottawa in NHL drafts, 11 players were signed as free agents, 10 players were obtained in trades, seven players were on professional tryouts and one player was on an amateur tryout with the club. Rookie tournament The Senators participated in their 15th rookie camp and tournament from Sept This year s tournament was held in London, Ont., with the Montreal Canadiens, Pittsburgh Penguins and Toronto Maple Leafs also participating. The Senators tied for the tournament lead by finishing with a record: A 5-4 overtime win over Toronto in the tournament s opener; a 4-1 loss to Pittsburgh and a 2-1 win over Montreal in the finale ROOKIE TOURNAMENT STATISTICS: No. PLAYER GP G A PTS 23 Lindberg McCormick Perron Puempel Crawford Carlisle Chabot Chlapik Dzingel No. GOALTENDER W L GA SVS 32 Driedger O Connor

4 GOALTENDERS 41 CRAIG ANDERSON, Goaltender Catches: Left Size: 6-2, 184 lbs. Born: May 21, 1981 (Park Ridge, Ill.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Chicago s third-round pick (73rd overall) Acquired: Traded from Colorado in exchange for Brian Elliott on 2/18/ : Earned his first shutout victory (30 saves) of the season on Oct. 13 at Florida (1-0 win) Made 28 saves to earn a victory on Oct. 16 vs. Colorado (5-3 win), ensuring him of at least one career win against each National Hockey League club Was named the NHL s Second Star of the Week on Nov. 10 after earning a record of 2-0-1, one shutout, a 0.65 goals-against average and a.981 save percentage over three consecutive starts from Nov. 4 to Nov. 8 Played in the 400th game of his NHL career on Jan. 17 vs. Carolina (3-2 loss) Was the monthly Molson Cup award winner for November and December Sustained a left hand injury on Jan. 21 vs. Toronto (4-3 win) that caused him to miss a total of 19 regular-season games Recorded his third career post-season shutout, his second with Ottawa, and the 11th in Senators franchise history when he made 28 saves in a 1-0 Game 4 victory vs. Montreal on April 22 Won twice in four playoff starts, posting a 0.97 GAA. Season Team League GP W L OT Mins GA SO Avg GP W L Mins GA SO Avg Ottawa NHL , Ottawa NHL , Ottawa NHL , NHL totals ,9231, , Ottawa totals , ,

5 30 ANDREW HAMMOND, Goaltender Catches: Left Size: 6-1, 220 lbs. Born: Feb. 11, 1988 (Surrey, B.C.) Teams: Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) Acquired: Was originally signed to a two-year entry-level contract on 3/20/ : Began the season in Binghamton (American Hockey League) Played 25 games with the B-Sens before an emergency recall to Ottawa on Jan. 29 where he remained for the rest of the season and playoffs Recorded the first win (42 saves) of his National Hockey League career on Feb. 18 vs. Montreal (4-2 win) in his first career start and became the oldest goaltender (27 years, eight days) in Senators franchise history to register a win in his first career start in that game Registered the first shutout victory (25 saves) of his NHL career on Feb. 25 at Anaheim (3-0 win) Became only the second goaltender in NHL history to post consecutive road shutouts against the Ducks and Kings (in either order) and the first to do so on back-to-back days when he accomplished the feat at Anaheim and on Feb. 26 at Los Angeles (1-0 win) Became the first Senators goaltender since March of 2010 (Brian Elliott) to register back-to-back shutout victories Became the first goaltender in franchise history to win each of his first five starts (while doing so in five consecutive team games) when he helped the club complete its first three-game road sweep of California opponents on Feb. 28 at San Jose (4-2 win) Became only the second goaltender in NHL history, and the first since Boston s Frank Brimsek set the mark in , to yield two or fewer goals in each of his first 12 career starts when he improved to on March 17 at Carolina (2-1 OT win) The win over the Hurricanes also saw him match a Senators record (Ron Tugnutt, ) for the longest streak of consecutive starts at any point in a career without allowing more than two goals Improved to to become the first goaltender to earn at least one point in each of his first 15 NHL starts since Patrick Lalime did so over his first 16 starts with Pittsburgh in (14-0-2) on March 23 vs. San Jose (5-2 win) Was recognized as the NHL s First Star for the month of March after posting a record of with a 2.09 goalsagainst average and.930 save percentage to help the Senators earn a record of over the month s 16 games Became the first goaltender in the NHL s modern era to earn at least one point in each of his first 12 career road starts when he improved to (1.79 goals-against average,.941 save percentage, three shutouts) in the team s regular season finale on April 11 at Philadelphia (3-1 win) The win over the Flyers saw him conclude the season with a mark on the road, where he registered a goals-against average of 1.06, a.966 save percentage and each of his three shutout victories (at Anaheim, at Los Angeles and at N.Y. Rangers) Suffered a back injury on March 26 vs. N.Y. Rangers (5-1 loss) that caused him to miss the team s next game Was the monthly Molson Cup award winner for February, March and April Played in his first NHL playoff game (35 saves) at Montreal on April 15 (4-3 loss) Following the season, was named one of the three nominees for the Bill Masterton Award (perseverance and dedication to hockey). He also received votes for the Vezina and the Hart trophies. Season Team League GP W L OT Mins GA SO Avg GP W L Mins GA SO Avg Bowling Green St. CCHA , Binghamton AHL , Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL , Ottawa NHL , NHL/Ottawa totals ,

6 SKATERS 74 MARK BOROWIECKI, Defence Shoots: Left Size: 6-2, 205 lbs. Born: July 12, 1989 (Ottawa) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s fifth-round pick (139th overall) : Played his first full season with Ottawa Established new National Hockey League career highs in assists (10), points (11), penalty minutes (107) and games (63) Registered his first NHL assist on Oct. 9 at Nashville (3-2 loss) Led the Senators and tied for 16th among NHL players with 233 hits Led the Senators and ranked 12th among NHL players with 107 penalty minutes Established a personal career best in recording at least one assist in a third consecutive game on Dec. 19 vs. Anaheim (6-2 win) Ranked second among Senators defencemen (Ceci) with 102 blocked shots Appeared in each of Ottawa s six playoff games against Montreal Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals ALEX CHIASSON, Right Wing Shoots: Right Size: 6-3, 208 lbs. Born: Oct. 1, 1990 (Montreal) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Dallas second-round pick (38th overall) Acquired: Traded from Dallas along with Alex Guptill, Nick Paul and a second-round draft pick in 2015 in exchange for Jason Spezza and Ludwig Karlsson on 7/1/ : Made his Senators debut, skating in 15:39 time-on-ice and recording his first goal (and point) for the club, on Oct. 9 at Nashville (3-2 loss) Recorded the first shorthanded point of his National Hockey League career when he earned the lone assist on a goal by Milan Michalek on Oct. 26 at Chicago (2-1 loss) Played in the 100th game of his NHL career on Nov. 15 at Calgary (4-2 loss) Scored what was only Ottawa s second game-tying goal inside of the last minute over the past three years in an eventual shootout win on Nov. 25 at St. Louis (3-2 SO win) Tallied his first game-winning goal as a Senator, and the sixth of his career, on March 23 vs. San Jose (5-2 win) Reached 100 penalty minutes for his NHL career on March 29 vs. Florida (4-2 loss) Played in four playoff games against Montreal Texas AHL Dallas NHL Dallas NHL Ottawa NHL NHL totals Ottawa totals FREDRIK CLAESSON, Defence Shoots: Left Size: 6-0, 205 lbs. Born: Nov. 24, 1992 (Stockholm) Team: Binghamton (AHL) Draft: Ottawa s fifth-round pick (126th overall) : Completed his third professional season with Binghamton (American Hockey League) Set new professional career highs in games (76), goals (four) and shots on goal (78) Scored his first goal of the season on Dec. 6 vs. Adirondack (5-3 win) and then scored his second goal of the campaign two games later on Dec. 12 vs. Lehigh Valley, which was the eventual game-winning goal (3-1 win) Recorded a season high plus/minus rating (+4) in his last game of the season on April 18 vs. Rochester (5-0 win) Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL

7 2 JARED COWEN, Defence Shoots: Left Size: 6-5, 238 lbs. Born: Jan. 25, 1991 (Saskatoon, Sask.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s first-round pick (9th overall) : Ranked sixth among Senators in averaging 23.2 shifts and 18:09 time-on-ice per game... Scored his first goal of the season, which was the eventual fourth game-winning goal of his career on Nov. 20 vs. Nashville (3-2 win) Registered his lone multi-point game (one goal, one assist) of the season on Dec. 11 vs. Los Angeles (5-3 loss)... Became only the 15th defenceman in franchise history to appear in 200 games for the club when he accomplished the feat on Feb. 3 at New Jersey (2-1 loss) Incurred a three-game suspension for interference of the Panthers Jussi Jokinen on Feb. 21 vs. Florida (4-1 win)... Missed two consecutive games due to the flu in early March Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals ERIK KARLSSON, Defence Shoots: Right Size: 6-0, 191 lbs. Born: May 31, 1990 (Landsbro, Sweden) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s first-round pick (15th overall) : Was named the ninth captain in franchise history on Oct. 2 Led the Senators in scoring for the second consecutive season, which included a new personal and franchise high for defencemen, 21 goals Led National Hockey League defencemen and tied for eighth (Mark Streit) among all NHL players with 30 power play points Led NHL defencemen and tied for 23rd (Jonathan Toews, Henrik Zetterberg) among all NHL players in scoring with 66 points Led NHL defencemen in scoring for the third time over the past four seasons with the only exception being the 2013 lockout-shortened NHL campaign when he was sidelined for 31 of the team s 48 regular-season contests Was one of two players (Kyle Turris) to appear in each of the club s 82 regular-season games Recorded the first overtime winner of his NHL career when he helped Ottawa overcome a 3-0 deficit on Dec. 7 vs. Vancouver (4-3 OT win) Saw his streak of consecutive games with at least one shot on goal come to an end at 72 straight contests on Jan. 3 at Boston (3-2 OT win) Registered the seventh multi-goal game of his NHL career on Jan. 21 vs. Toronto (5-3 win) to move past Wade Redden (six) and into sole possession of first place among franchise defencemen in multi-goal contests Was recognized as the NHL s Second Star of the Week after tying for the week s league lead with three points (including two goals) on Jan. 26 Became the youngest NHL defenceman to reach 200 assists for his career since Brian Leetch (who did so at 23) on Feb. 14 vs. Edmonton (7-2 win) Registered multiple assists in a fourth consecutive contest for the second time in his career on Feb. 18 vs. Montreal (4-2 win) Established a new single-game career high for time-on-ice when he skated in 35:12 on March 3 at Minnesota (3-2 SO loss) His 27:15 average time-on-ice per game was the highest of his NHL career Became the second defenceman (Redden) in franchise history and the 10th Swedish-born defenceman to record 300 points for his NHL career and the second-fastest to reach the mark behind Borje Salming (388 games) when he did so in the 393rd game of his NHL career on April 4 vs. Washington (4-3 OT win) Established a new career high when he scored his sixth power-play goal of the season on April 5 at Toronto (3-2 SO loss) Was the monthly Molson Cup award winner for January and for the season Tied for first among Senators with four points during Ottawa s 2015 Eastern Conference quarter-final series against Montreal Following the season, he became the first Senator to win a major NHL award on two occasions when he was named the recipient of the Norris Trophy Jokerit SM-Liiga Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Sweden Olympics Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals

8 21 MICHAEL KOSTKA, Defence Shoots: Right Size: 6-1, 210 lbs. Born: Nov. 28, 1985 (Etobicoke, Ont.) Teams: Hartford (AHL), N.Y. Rangers (NHL) Acquired: Signed a one-year, two-way contract on July : Began the season with the New York Rangers primary affiliate in Hartford (American Hockey League) Was recalled by the Rangers on Oct. 14 and played in seven games with New York while recording one assist Was returned to Hartford on Nov. 14 where he scored five goals and earned 25 assists in 63 AHL games to complete the season Played in 15 AHL post-season games with the Wolf Pack, recording five points (one goal, four assists) Toronto AHL Toronto NHL Rockford AHL Chicago NHL Tampa Bay NHL Hartford AHL N.Y. Rangers NHL NHL totals CURTIS LAZAR, Centre Shoots: Right Size: 6-0, 209 lbs. Born: Feb. 2, 1995 (Salmon Arm, B.C.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s first-round pick (17th overall) : Played his first professional season with Ottawa Made his National Hockey League debut on Oct. 9 at Nashville (3-2 loss) skating in 15:04 time-on-ice, recording two shots on goal and winning five of eight faceoffs Became the 21st teenager in franchise history to make his debut for the Senators Recorded the first assist (and point) of his NHL career on Oct. 16 vs. Colorado (5-3 win) Tallied an assist on the team s first goal of the game while playing his first NHL game in his home province on Nov. 11 at Vancouver (4-3 OT loss) Recorded the primary assist on Mike Hoffman s overtime winner while making his return to Rexall Place on Nov. 13 at Edmonton (4-3 OT win) Scored his first NHL goal in his 26th NHL game on Dec. 15 in a 5-4 shootout loss to Buffalo (Jhonas Enroth) Loaned to Hockey Canada on Dec. 18 and served as Team Canada s captain while recording nine points (five goals, four assists) in skating in each of the team s seven games en route to helping Canada capture the gold medal at the 2015 IIHF WJC in Toronto and Montreal (missed eight NHL games) Led Ottawa forwards and ranked third among Senators with 167 hits Played his first NHL playoff game on April 15 at Montreal (4-3 loss) Appeared in each of the Senators six playoff games Edmonton WHL Edmonton WHL Canada WJC-U Ottawa NHL Canada WJC-U NHL/Ottawa totals

9 16 CLARKE MacARTHUR, Left Wing Shoots: Left Size: 6-0, 195 lbs. Born: April 6, 1985 (Lloydminster, Alta.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Buffalo s third-round pick (74th overall) Acquired: Was originally signed as a free agent on 7/5/ : Tied for the Senators team lead (Erik Karlsson, David Legwand) with six power-play goals Registered his first goal of the season, and the 18th game-winning goal of his career, on Oct. 13 at Florida (1-0 win) Matched two individual game career highs in one contest when he scored twice and recorded three points on Oct. 28 at Columbus (5-2 win) Sustained a concussion on Feb. 16 vs. Carolina (6-3 loss) causing him to miss the team s next 18 regular-season games Concluded the season having recorded at least one point in seven consecutive games while recording nine points (three goals, six assists) over that span Played in the 500th game of his National Hockey League career on Nov. 20 vs. Nashville (3-2 win) Recorded the 300th point of his NHL career on April 5 at Toronto (3-2 SO loss) Was the monthly Molson Cup award winner for October Missed two games (on separate occasions) due to the flu Crimmitschau GER Toronto NHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL NHL totals Ottawa totals MAX McCORMICK, Centre Shoots: Left Size: 5-11, 188 lbs. Born: May 1, 1992 (De Pere, Wis.) Team: Binghamton (AHL) Draft: Ottawa s second sixth-round pick (171st overall) : Competed in his first season of professional hockey with Binghamton (American Hockey League) registering 20 points (10 goals, 10 assists) over 62 games Ranked second among B-Sens rookies in scoring while also ranking second among all Binghamton players with 133 penalty minutes Made his pro hockey debut and registered his first professional point (an assist) on a goal by former Ohio State teammate Ryan Dzingel in a 3-2 home overtime loss to Worcester on Oct. 11. Dzingel was also the goal scorer when he (McCormick) recorded the first point of his collegiate career in his first collegiate game Was one of six B-Sens to record a shorthanded goal Shared the team s Rookie of the Year award with Dzingel... Was recognized as the B-Sens seventh Man of the Year at season s end Ohio State CCHA Ohio State Big Ten Binghamton AHL

10 3 MARC METHOT, Defence Shoots: Left Size: 6-3, 228 lbs. Born: June 21, 1985 (Ottawa) Teams: Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Columbus sixth-round pick (168th overall) Acquired: Traded from Columbus in exchange for Nick Foligno on 7/1/ : Missed 37 regular-season games in addition to the team s pre-season schedule after sustaining a back/left hip injury during the team s training camp in September Made his season debut on Dec. 4 vs. N.Y. Islanders (2-1 loss) After playing in two consecutive games (on Dec. 4 and Dec. 6) he was ultimately forced to miss the team s next 13 regular-season contests with an aggravation of his initial injury Appeared in one game with Ottawa s American Hockey League affiliate in Binghamton as part of a conditioning assignment Returned to the team s lineup (in what was the 400th game of his NHL career) on Jan. 8 at Colorado (5-2 loss) and played in the team s final 42 regular-season games Established a new career high for assists and points in one game (three respectively) on Jan. 31 vs. Arizona (7-2 win) Led the Senators in plus/minus (+22, which was a career high) despite appearing in only 45 of the club s 82 regularseason games Ranked second among Senators in averaging 22:40 time-on-ice per game Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL NHL totals Ottawa totals MILAN MICHALEK, Left Wing Shoots: Left Size: 6-2, 220 lbs. Born: Dec. 7, 1984 (Jindrichuv Hradec, Czech Republic) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: San Jose s first-round pick (6th overall) Acquired: Traded from San Jose along with Jonathan Cheechoo and a second-round pick in 2010 in exchange for Dany Heatley and a fifthround pick in 2010 on 9/12/ : Recorded his first multi-point game of the season with two assists on Oct. 25 vs. New Jersey (3-2 OT loss) Scored the team s first shorthanded goal of the season on Oct. 26 at Chicago (2-1 loss) Recorded the 400th point of his National Hockey League career with an assist on Nov. 15 at Calgary (4-2 loss) Sustained an injury to his sternum on Dec. 6 at Pittsburgh (3-2 loss) causing him to miss three games In conjunction with his brother Zbynek, became one of two brothers to score a goal in an NHL game for the first time since 11/12/11 (Jordan and Eric Staal for Pittsburgh and Carolina respectively) on Jan. 31 vs. Arizona (7-2 win). The contest marked the first time since 12/28/83 that two unrelated sets of brothers (Mark/Michael Stone) faced one another in an NHL game Scored the 200th goal of his NHL career on March 19 vs. Boston (6-4 win) Missed the regular season s final 11 contests after incurring a head injury on March 21 vs. Toronto (5-3 win) Missed one game due to the flu Budejovice Czech Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Czech Republic Olympics Ottawa NHL NHL totals Ottawa totals

11 25 CHRIS NEIL, Right Wing Shoots: Right Size: 6-1, 206 lbs. Born: June 18, 1979 (Flesherton, Ont.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s sixth-round pick (161st overall) : Was limited to only 38 regular-season games due to injury, which was the fewest of his 13-season National Hockey League career Registered fewer than 100 penalty minutes (and less than his second fewest of 144) for the first time in his NHL career Matched a career high with two assists in one game (for the ninth time) on Oct. 18 vs. Columbus (3-2 win) Registered the third Gordie Howe hat trick of his NHL career on Nov. 28 at Florida (2-1 loss) Sustained an MCL (right knee) injury on Dec. 11 vs. Los Angeles (5-3 loss) causing him to miss 16 regular-season games Was forced to miss the regular season s final 28 contests after sustaining a fractured left thumb in a fight with the Oilers Luke Gazdic on Feb. 14 vs. Edmonton (7-2 win) Played in two of Ottawa s playoff games against Montreal Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals , ERIC O DELL, Centre Shoots: Right Size: 6-1, 200 lbs. Born: June 21, 1990 (Ottawa) Teams: St. John s (AHL), Winnipeg (NHL) Draft: Anaheim s first second-round pick (39th overall) Acquired: Signed a one-year, two-way contract on July : Primarily spent the season with the Winnipeg Jets American Hockey League affiliate in St. John s where he registered 29 points (14 goals, 15 assists) over 37 games Recorded a hat trick and a season-high four points in a 6-5 IceCaps win at Toronto on Dec. 13 Recorded eight multi-point games Was recalled to Winnipeg on two occasions Played in a total of 11 National Hockey League games over the span of his two recalls, recording one point (an assist) in a 5-2 Jets loss at Vancouver on March St. John s AHL St. John s AHL Winnipeg NHL St. John s AHL Winnipeg NHL NHL totals JEAN-GABRIEL PAGEAU, Centre Shoots: Right Size: 5-10, 180 lbs. Born: Nov. 11, 1992 (Ottawa) Teams: Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s fourth-round pick (96th overall) : Began the season with Binghamton (American Hockey League) before being recalled for the first time this season on Dec. 14 Made his season debut on Dec. 17 at New Jersey (2-0 win) Was recalled from the B-Sens on two occasions Following his second recall on Feb. 17, he remained with the Senators for the balance of the season Registered 21 points (11 goals, 10 assists) over 27 games with the B-Sens Appeared in a new National Hockey League season high of 50 games while establishing new NHL career highs in goals (10), assists (nine) and points (19) Tied a career best with two points (one goal, one assist) on Jan. 15 vs. Montreal (4-1 win) Was the only Senator to record multiple shorthanded goals (two) this season His second shorthanded goal saw the Senators commence a comeback from a three-goal deficit in an eventual 4-3 overtime win over Pittsburgh on April 7 Concluded the regular season with a goal in three consecutive games Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals

12 10 SHANE PRINCE, Left Wing Shoots: Left Size: 5-11, 185 lbs. Born: Nov. 16, 1992 (Spencerport, N.Y.) Teams: Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s second-round pick (61st overall) : Playing in his third full professional season with Binghamton (American Hockey League), he established new pro career highs in all offensive categories; games (72), goals (28), assists (37) and points (65) His 65 points led the B- Sens Along with teammate Chris Wideman, he represented the B-Sens in the AHL All-Star Classic, scoring three goals and earning one assist in the Eastern Conference s loss to the Western Conference on Jan. 26 in Utica Was recalled to the Senators (and to the National Hockey League) for the first time on Feb. 15 Played in two NHL games after initially making his debut in Ottawa s 6-3 home loss to Carolina, appearing in 13:03 time-on-ice, in a game in which he recorded the first point (an assist) of his NHL career Was one of six different rookies to play for Ottawa in Was re-assigned to Binghamton on Feb. 19, where he completed the season Was named to the AHL s Second All-Star Team at left wing. Season Club League GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals MATT PUEMPEL, Left Wing Shoots: Left Size: 6-2, 204 lbs. Born: Jan. 24, 1993 (Essex, Ont.) Teams: Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s third first-round pick (24th overall) : Began his second full professional season with Binghamton (American Hockey League) Scored 12 goals and added 20 assist in 51 games, while recording 31 penalty minutes Was recalled to Ottawa for the first time on Feb. 19 Made his National Hockey League debut on Feb. 21 in Ottawa s 4-1 win over Florida, appearing in 8:41 time-on-ice Scored his first NHL goal in a 3-1 loss to Boston on March 10 Played in 13 games for the Senators, scoring two goals and adding one assist while registering eight penalty minutes Sustained a high right ankle sprain on March 21 vs. Toronto (in a game in which he recorded his first career assist) that caused him to miss the rest of the regular season and the playoffs. Season Club League GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM Kitchener OHL Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals

13 6 BOBBY RYAN, Right Wing Shoots: Right Size: 6-2, 209 lbs. Born: March 17, 1987 (Cherry Hill, N.J.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Anaheim s first-round pick (2nd overall) Acquired: Traded from Anaheim in exchange for Jakob Silfverberg, Stefan Noesen and a first-round pick in 2014 on 7/5/ : Signed a seven-year contract extension on Oct. 2 Matched a career high (which he set with Anaheim in ) with five game-winning goals Helped Dave Cameron register the first win of his National Hockey League coaching career with the shootout s game-deciding goal on Dec. 13 at Boston (3-2 SO win) Registered the gamewinning goal in consecutive games for the first time in his NHL career from Dec. 29 vs. Buffalo (5-2 win) to Jan. 3 at Boston (3-2 OT win). His game-winning goal against the Sabres was one of three markers on the evening and the Senators only hat trick of the season, and the fourth of his career Represented the Senators, contributing two points (one goal, one assist) for Team Foligno, at the 60th NHL All-Star Game on Jan. 25 in Columbus Became only the second Senators player in franchise history (Alexandre Daigle) to record two game-winning goals against Boston in one season (Jan. 3 and March 19) Played in the 500th game of his NHL career on Feb. 18 vs. Montreal (4-2 win) Registered the 200th assist of his NHL career on March 23 vs. San Jose (5-2 win) Mora SEL Anaheim NHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL NHL totals Ottawa totals ZACK SMITH, Centre Shoots: Left Size: 6-2, 209 lbs. Born: April 5, 1988 (Maple Creek, Sask.) Teams: Binghamton (AHL), Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Ottawa s third-round pick (79th overall) : Was limited to only 37 regular-season games primarily on account of sustaining a dislocated left wrist on Dec. 13 at Boston (3-2 SO win) and missing more than three consecutive months of action Completed a two-game conditioning assignment with Binghamton (American Hockey League) where he recorded two points (one goal, one assist) before returning to the Senators lineup on March 23 vs. San Jose (5-2 win) Played in the 300th game of his National Hockey League career on Nov. 20 vs. Nashville (3-2 win) Reached 400 penalty minutes for his NHL career on Oct. 18 vs. Columbus (3-2 win) Frederikshavn DEN Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals

14 61 MARK STONE, Right Wing Shoots: Right Size: 6-3, 205 lbs. Born: May 13, 1992 (Winnipeg) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Drafted: Ottawa s sixth-round pick (178th overall) : Played his first full season with Ottawa Established new professional career highs in goals (26), assists (38), points (64) and games (80) Tied for the National Hockey League rookie lead in scoring (Johnny Gaudreau) while ranking second (Mike Hoffman) among NHL rookies in goals Tied for the NHL lead (Ryan O Reilly) with 98 takeaways Concluded the season in a tie with Kyle Turris for second (Erik Karlsson) among Senators in points Led Senators forwards while ranking second (Marc Methot) among Senators with a plus/minus rating of plus-21 Finished the season tied for both the NHL rookie lead (Filip Forsberg, Anders Lee) and the Senators lead (Turris) with six game-winning goals Recorded 46 points (17 goals) over his last 43 games of the season In tandem with Mike Hoffman, he was among only the second pair of Senators rookies to record at least 20 goals in one season (Alexandre Daigle and Alexei Yashin) in Established a new single-game career high for assists (three) and points (three) on March 19 vs. Boston (6-4 win) Along with Hoffman, joined ( ) Tampa Bay s Tyler Johnson (24) and Ondrej Palat (23) as the only pair of rookie teammates to register at least 20 goals in one season over the last seven NHL campaigns when Stone reached the plateau on April 2 vs. Tampa Bay (2-1 OT win) Along with Hoffman, he was among the first pair of Canadian rookies to score 20 or more goals since Calgary s Brett Hull (26) and Joe Nieuwendyk (51) did so in Concluded the regular season by establishing a new Senators franchise high for rookies by tallying at least one point in nine consecutive games Played in the 100th game of his NHL career on April 5 at Toronto (3-2 SO loss) Was recognized as the NHL s Third Star of the Week on April 12 Following the season, finished second in Calder Cup Trophy voting (Aaron Ekblad) Was named one of three forwards on the NHL s All-Rookie team Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL NHL/Ottawa totals ZACK STORTINI, Right Wing Shoots: Right Size: 6-4, 219lbs. Born: Sept. 11, 1985 (Elliot Lake, Ont.) Team: Lehigh Valley (AHL) Acquired: Signed a two-year, two-way contract on July : Set professional career highs in goals (13), assists (12) and points (25) while recording 184 penalty minutes with the Philadelphia Flyers American Hockey League affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms His 184 penalty minutes were 10th most among AHL skaters... Scored his lone game-winning goal of the season in a 5-1 win over the B-Sens on Jan. 17 Registered a season-high six goals in the month of January (over a span of 10 games) Recorded seven fighting majors (one home, six road) throughout the season... Tied for fifth among Phantom players (who played 40 or more games) with a plus/minus rating of Hamilton AHL Norfolk AHL Lehigh Valley AHL NHL totals

15 7 KYLE TURRIS, Centre Shoots: Right Size: 6-1, 190 lbs. Born: Aug. 14, 1989 (New Westminster, B.C.) Team: Ottawa (NHL) Draft: Phoenix s first-round pick (3rd overall) Acquired: Traded from Phoenix in exchange for David Rundblad and a second-round pick in 2012 on 12/17/ : Was one of only two Senators (Erik Karlsson) to appear in each of the team s 82 regular-season games, which marked the third consecutive season in which he had not missed a game Established new National Hockey League career highs in assists (40) and points (64) Scored Ottawa s first goal of the season on Oct. 9 at Nashville (3-2 loss) Became only the seventh player in franchise history to play in 200 consecutive games for the club on Nov. 25 at St. Louis (3-2 SO win) Posted consecutive multi-goal games for the first time in his NHL career on March 19 vs. Boston (6-4 win) and March 21 vs. Toronto (5-3 win) Recorded 19 points (eight goals) in his last 16 games on the team s run to the playoffs Was recognized as the NHL s Second Star of the Week on March 23 after leading NHL players with four goals (six total points) Tallied the second overtime winner of his NHL career on April 4 vs. Washington (4-3 OT win) Recorded the 100th assist of his NHL career on Nov. 11 at Vancouver (4-3 OT loss) Registered the 200th point of his NHL career on Feb. 21 vs. Florida (4-1 win) Karpat SM-Liiga Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Canada WHC Ottawa NHL NHL totals Ottawa totals CHRIS WIDEMAN, Defence Shoots: Right Size: 5-10, 180 lbs. Born: Jan. 7, 1990 (St. Louis) Team: Binghamton (AHL) Draft: Ottawa s fourth-round pick (100th overall) : Completed his third professional season with Binghamton (American Hockey League) Set career highs in games (75), goals (19), points (61) and penalty minutes (116) His 61 points were most among AHL defencemen Was named CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Nov. 2, after scoring four goals and adding one assist over three games Was recalled to Ottawa for the first time on Jan. 3, but did see any game action Was re-assigned to the B-Sens on Jan. 5 and completed the season in the AHL Represented the B-Sens in the AHL All-Star Classic along with teammate Shane Prince Following the season, he was presented with the Eddie Shore Award as the AHL s best defenceman as selected by league media and players Was also named to the AHL s First All-Star Team as one of two league defencemen along with Oklahoma City s Brad Hunt Elmira ECHL Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL