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ABOUT THE SENS
- Ottawa is 4-0-2 at home, but coming off a 3-2 OT loss to Carolina on Thursday in which they were stoned by Hurricanes’ netminder Cam Ward, who made 45 saves.
- Sens’ netminder Craig Anderson, named the NHL’s first star for the month of January, has a 6-2-2 record, a 1.49 goals-against average and .950 save percentage. By comparison, Winnipeg’s Ondrej Pavelec is 3-5-1 with a 3.28 GAA and .885 save percentage.
- With Jason Spezza out after back surgery, the Sens are led in scoring by Kyle Turris, who has four goals and six assists in 11 games.
- This could be a bad combo: heading into Friday’s action, the Sens had the NHL’s 7th-best power-play while the Jets continue to have the league’s worst penalty-killing unit.
- Daniel Alfredsson is the longest-serving captain in the NHL, with this season marking his 13th consecutive wearing the ‘C.’
WINNIPEG JETS
31 Ondrej Pavelec
35 Al Montoya
4 Paul Postma
5 Mark Stuart
6 Ron Hainsey
8 Alex Burmistrov
9 Evander Kane
12 Olli Jokinen
13 Kyle Wellwood
14 Anthony Peluso
16 Andrew Ladd
17 James Wright
18 Bryan Little
19 Jim Slater
22 Chris Thorburn
23 Alex Ponikarovsky
24 Grant Clitsome
25 Zach Redmond
26 Blake Wheeler
33 Dustin Byfuglien
39 Tobias Enstrom
44 Zach Bogosian
80 Nik Antropov
OTTAWA SENATORS
30 Ben Bishop
41 Craig Anderson
3 Mark Methot
4 Chris Phillips
7 Kyle Turris
9 Milan Michalek
10 Mike Lundin
11 Daiel Alfredsson
13 Peter Regin
14 Colin Greening
15 Zack Smith
18 Jim O’Brien
22 Erik Condra
23 Kaspars Daugavins
24 Stephane Da Costa
25 Chris Neil
33 Jakob Silfverberg
46 Patrick Wiercioch
55 Sergei Gonchar
61 Andre Benoit
65 Erik Karlsson
73 Guillaume Latendresse
93 Mika Zibanejad
(Lineups subject to change)
— Ed Tait
