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What i am about to tell you is not based on hard facts, as i know them. A source close to the Senators told me a long time ago when Ray Emery was having "issues" that he would end up in the KHL and even which team and when. The team had run out of patience for his drug dealing and used his "late" for practice as the means to an end.

Nothing is ever as it seems..ever think the heatley situation just doesnt add up?? "Diminished" role?? No obvious motives ? All happening without warning?

The same source tells me that Heatley slept with a wealthy "restauranteur's" wife in Ottawa and now has a contract on his life. That would make me want out of town, to the farthest rink from Ottawa and in another country...ever wonder why the Edmonton deal never happened??

I am as sceptical to these types of "rumors" as the next guy but I do believe the source, take it as you will.

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No, Dany Heatley will not be a Ottawa Senator next year. On September 13, 2009 Dany Heatley and a fifth round pick were traded to the San Jose Sharks for Milan Michalek, Jonathon Cheechoo, and a second round draft pick.

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Yes...

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Dean Brown and Gord Wilson/Gary Galley

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An Ottawa Senator fan would be someone who cheers and supports the NHL( National Hockey League) team, the Ottawa Senators.

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Are you a total tool?!?!

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Losing 1

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Rick Bowness (1992-96)

Dave Allison (1996)

Jacques Martin (1996-2004)

Roger Neilson (2 games in 2002)

Bryan Murray (2005-08)

John Paddock (2007-08)

Craig Hartsburg (2008-09)

Cory Clouston (2009-11)

Paul MacLean (2011-present)

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The Ottawa Senators play at Scotiabank place in Ottawa Ontario Canada.

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The Ottawa Senators are an Ice Hockey team that play in the National Hockey League.

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The Original Senators won in 1926-27 and the Current Senators won in 2006-07. So it would depend if you want to count the Original team that played up until the 1933-34 season.

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I gave the incorrect answer. The original owner was a man who had a team called the Senators in the old NHA prior to 1917. His name is unknow as of now.

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Bruce Firestone

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The Ottawa Senators originally played their homes games at the Ottawa Civic Centre from 1992-1995. Since 1996, they have been playing at Scotiabank Place.

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Bryan Murray

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The current version of the Senators have not won the Cup since they re-entered the NHL in 1992/93, although they made the finals in 06/07, losing to the Anaheim Ducks. The old original Senators won the Cup 4 times, in 1920, 1921, 1923 and 1927. Also, before the NHL was formed and the Cup was a challenge trophy, the Senators won it three times and four more times when they were named the Ottawa Silver Seven.

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it hasn't been released yet, but here are the three most popular theories.

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Fisher married Carrie Underwood July 10, 2010.

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yes there are group discounts for the Ottawa senators. groups of 20 or more can get discounts off of single game tickets. You can add in a meeting or ice time too.

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The captain of the Ottawa Senators is Daniel Alfredsson, the assistant captains are Mike Fisher and Chris Phillips.

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The Ottawa Senators won the cup in 1927, that is the last time.

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Ottawa is the capital of Canada and the Senate/Parliament buildings are located there

also Ottawa was the home to the original Senators, a founding NHL franchise and eleven-time Stanley cup champions. After the NHL expanded to the United States in the late 1920s, the original Senators were not able to make enough money in Ottawa to offset the increased costs. Once Ottawa was awarded their franchise in 1990 they decided to go with the same name.

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no one

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Bytown

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Scotiabank Place, which was formerly called The Palladium (January 1996) and Corel Centre (February 1996-February 2006).