The Ottawa Senators are aiming to continue their domination of the Florida Panthers tonight, hoping for a sweep of the Sunshine State on consecutive nights.
About Ken Warren
Citizen sports writer/columnist Ken Warren has been covering the Ottawa Senators and the National Hockey League since 1995, bringing readers excitement from arenas throughout North America, including the Stanley Cup finals and the World Cup of Hockey finals. Warren has won Professional Hockey Writers Association awards in both the features and game story categories. During his 23-year career at the Citizen, Warren has also written from the Grey Cup, the Memorial Cup and about professional baseball -- both at the major league and minor league levels. He has followed the fortunes of the Ottawa Rough Riders and Renegades, the Ottawa 67's and Gatineau Olympiques. Warren, who graduated from Carleton University's journalism program, began his career in the newspaper business at a tender age, delivering the Citizen as a teenager.
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A major cruise terminal sits a mere slapshot away from the Tampa Times Forum.
The Ottawa Senators will make no changes to their lineup Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
TAMPA – Brian Cowen went golfing here Sunday. Dean Smith went deep-sea fishing. Yet while they chose different options to spend a day off in Florida with their sons – Cowen is the father of Ottawa Senators rookie defenceman Jared Cowen and Smith is the father of centre Zack Smith — they share similar memories [...]
TAMPA – As much as Ottawa Senators coach Paul MacLean preaches about moving the puck quickly out of his team’s end, he knows there are times when a team must make a defensive stand. “We can play defence better,” MacLean said, not hiding from the fact the Senators have yielded 181 goals against, better than [...]
You can’t make this stuff up. Chris Phillips, playing in his 1,000th career game Thursday, scored twice in the Ottawa Senators 4-3 win over the Nashville Predators Thursday, including the eventual winner.