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Senators owner Andlauer embraces underdog mentality ahead of playoffs
Wayne Scanlan
In less than two years, Senators owner Michael Andlauer has transformed Ottawa into a playoff team. Now, ahead of a potential Battle of Ontario against the Leafs, the self-made billionaire feels right at home.
Senators president Cyril Leeder in middle of playoff ticket frenzy — where he belongs
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David Perron heating up for Senators after a wild ride on and off the ice
Wayne Scanlan
Ottawa Senators winger David Perron and his wife have learned more about the priorities of family and hockey over the past eight months than they care to know. Wayne Scanlan checks in on their life-altering story.
Senators finding ways to stay out of the ditch in highly anticipated playoff drive
Wayne Scanlan
The greatest difference between this edition of the Ottawa Senators and their recent predecessors just might be an ability to stay out of the ditch. Wayne Scanlan explains what that means to the team's playoff hopes.
Firewagon Senators putting a scare into Atlantic, aiming squarely at top three
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There will be laundry: Inside Senators' dressing room, equipment staff set the tone
Wayne Scanlan
If Ottawa’s hockey team is a family, as it likes to think of itself, its equipment crew is as close as any four brothers. They know their jobs so well that no one has to be told what to do.
Too soon? Senators get flak for striking a nerve with fans' insecurities
Wayne Scanlan
On their official website, the Sens posted a photo of mascot Spartacat wearing a jersey that was half Sens colours, half Nordiques. That was when the stuff hit the fan Monday afternoon. 
Senators, NCC continue down the long and winding road to arena deal at LeBreton Flats
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Q&A with Sens executive Erin Crowe: Working for Eugene Melnyk
Wayne Scanlan
Erin Crowe has worked in the finance department of the Ottawa Senators for more than 20 years, beginning in 1996. She left in 2015 to pursue new opportunities, but late in 2021 she answered a plea from then-ailing owner Eugene Melnyk to return to help put the hockey team's financial house in order.