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Honeymoon's over, but Eaves still happy
On July 24, hockey was not on Patrick Eaves's mind. The three-year Boston College star was on his honeymoon with wife Katie in Bora Bora.
Stamkos, Lightning crush Senators
Patrick O'Sullivan buried the game-winning shootout goal, and Edmonton overcame blowing a four-goal lead in regulation to post a wild 6-5 win over Detroit at Rexall Place.
Patrick Eaves earns a chance to prove his potential
The Red Wings signed Patrick Eaves this summer because they saw potential, and now he's getting a chance to show he should be a regular.
Sight of Heatley, Alfredsson lifts Senators' spirits
Given the breathless reportage over the Ottawa Senators' crummy disposition lately, it is with great pleasure that we update you on the latest mood swing.
Martin Gerber is no Dominik Hasek. Just ask him. Or, better yet, ask for a second opinion from Ottawa Senators coach Bryan Murray.
Hopefully, Ottawa Senators players enjoyed Sunday's day off to watch the Grey Cup.
Redden willing to consider owner's 'Stanley Cup' discount
Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk said it is gratifying to hear his players say that money isn't everything, that they want to stay in Ottawa even if it means taking a few dollars less.
EAVES OUT INDEFINITELY: In the next day or two, Ottawa Senators fans will receive a better indication of just how long Patrick Eaves will be out of the lineup due to a separated shoulder.
Vermette, Eaves do more with less
At first blush, Antoine Vermette's shorthanded breakaway goal in the Ottawa Senators' 6-3 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday seems rather meaningless.
Suddenly, ita s do-or-die time for Senators
Theya re down to one life. The Ottawa Senators must win Wednesday night in Anaheim, which they couldna t do in the first two games of this Stanley Cup final, or their season will be over.
Shock and Awe: Back at you, Buffalo
The reversal theme played out according to script. This time the Ottawa Senators relished the role of bandits on the road, while the home team and a shocked city looked on in horror.
Patrick Eaves is trying to find his niche in the NHL . Justin Abdelkader is looking to break through sooner rather than later.
Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Venue: Continental Airlines Arena. TV: CBC/RDS. Radio: The Team 1200 AM, Star 96 FM , AM 1220 , KIX 102.7 , CJRC 1150 AM and 104.7 FM.
Boston at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Venue: Scotiabank Place. TV: Sportsnet. Radio: The Team 1200 AM, CJRC 1150 AM, Star 96.7 FM, 1220 AM, KIX 102.7 FM.
The puck hadn't been dropped before Chris Neil leaned into Darcy Tucker for a snarl-to-face greeting.
Patrick Eaves looks for fresh start with Red Wings
Slipping on a red-and-white jersey with the winged-wheel crest can have a rejuvenating effect on players who have struggled elsewhere in the NHL.
Newcomer Patrick Eaves ready to contribute to Wings
Detroit Patrick Eaves is not a former Red Wing, but he's still expected to provide offensive punch.
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It might take a few seasons for Red Wings signee Patrick Eaves to find his form
In his latest Red Wings scouting report , the Detroit Examiner's Mike Mouat looks at the Red Wings' resident reclamation project, free agent signee Patrick Eaves.
The Senators at 50: Not everyone looking good
With 32 games to go before the playoffs, the Ottawa Senators again appear headed in the right direction.
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Concussion concerns dog newest Red Wings forward, Patrick Eaves
The Detroit Red Wings signed Patrick Eaves to a one-year, $500,000 contract because they believe that the 25-year-old winger could very well develop into a Dan Cleary -like forward, but the Universal Cynic's Erin Nicks noted that Eaves does come with a warning attached as he suffered a serious concussion during his time with the Ottawa Senators.
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