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The Ottawa Senators’ fanbase, affectionately known as the “Sens Army,” has seen an upsurge in their crew as of late. The Senators are consistently in the mix for a playoff spot as they look to make a return trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. Join the action today with our comprehensive selection of seats.
Featured Events
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Sunday
May 19, 2013
7:30 PM
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NHL Eastern Conference Semifinals: Pittsburgh Penguins at Ottawa Senators - Game 3 (Home Game 1)
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Kanata
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Wednesday
May 22, 2013
7:30 PM
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NHL Eastern Conference Semifinals: Pittsburgh Penguins at Ottawa Senators - Game 4 (Home Game 2)
Scotiabank Place
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Kanata
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Sunday
May 26, 2013
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NHL Eastern Conference Semifinals: Pittsburgh Penguins at Ottawa Senators - Game 6 (Home Game 3 - If Necessary)
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NHL Eastern Conference Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 1 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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NHL Eastern Conference Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 2 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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NHL Eastern Conference Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 3 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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NHL Stanley Cup Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 1 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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NHL Stanley Cup Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 2 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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NHL Stanley Cup Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 3 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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NHL Stanley Cup Finals: TBD at Ottawa Senators - Home Game 4 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
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Any fan of Ottawa has yearned to suit up in the red, black, white, and gold and take their place as a part of the legendary Sens Army. From the days of the heralded ‘CASH’ line that led the Senators to the Stanley Cup finals to Ottawa’s young superstars of today, Sens faithful always has something to cheer about, and heading out to Scotiabank place is always an experience. The time is now to snatch up Ottawa Senators tickets from Vivid Seats, especially considering how easy we’ve made the process. It doesn’t matter if you want to see the action from the nosebleeds or right up close against the glass, our convenient filtering options will make scoring your tickets a breeze. And when the postseason rolls around, Ottawa Senators playoff tickets are here and yours for the taking. To get your cheap Senators tickets today, follow these instructions:
Scotiabank Place has been home to the Senators since 1996, and fans heading out can look forward to being entertained by the quality of play on the ice, Spartacat, and plenty of live entertainment, both inside and out of the arena. Make sure you find the seat you prefer by using the Scotiabank Place seating chart, which was designed to assist you in finding your ideal tickets with ease.
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Sign up for savings, info, and more!The road to the NHL Playoffs 2013 continues for the Ottawa Senators, who will have to face their toughest competitors with a shortened roster as the season comes to a close. Ottawa currently stands as the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference, trailing the fifth-seeded Toronto Maple Leafs by only three points, and only leading the ninth-seeded Winnipeg Jets by four points.
After the lockout-shortened regular season, the Senators suffered devastating losses, as less than a month into the season, defenseman Erik Karlsson’s Achilles’ tendon was cut during a match, leaving him out indefinitely. To make things worse, Jason Spezza, Jared Cowen, and Milan Michalek all rotated through the injured list in 2013. Late in the season, the Senators also struggled through a five-game losing streak, which many in the press heralded as the onset of the team’s downfall.
On the other hand, the Senators enjoyed a five-game winning streak in late February, showing that the team had plenty of talent to offer outside their stars on the injured reserve. Goalie Craig Anderson—finally back on the ice in April after a sprained ankle—currently leads the league in save percentage, at .949 this season. As a group, the Senators especially shine at Scotiabank Place—leading the league with the fewest goals against on home ice—so the team will have a major advantage in its next five games at home, where it will face three teams ahead of them in the conference standings: Capitals (April 18), Maple Leafs (April 20), and Penguins (April 22).
Don’t miss a minute of the action as this stalwart team fights its way to the Stanley Cup in 2013. Secure your place in the “Sens Army” with a purchase of Senators playoff tickets from Vivid Seats.
