More than ever, hockey is turning into a sport where both the teams themselves and the fans who watch the sport care about “the stats.”

The Senators went 1-1-0 this past week, scoring 4.00 goals per game and allowed 3.00 goals against per game. The power play stayed hot, and the penalty kill showed signs of improvement . However, there has been a lot of uncertainty with regards to player injuries, with Ullmark, Zub, Pinto, and Perron all missing time. 

The Senators went 2-1-0 this past week, scoring 4.67 goals per game (second in the league) but also allowing 4.67 goals per game (27^th in the league). The power play rate was 50 percent (7 for 14 - second best in the league), but the penalty kill rate was 70 percent (7 for 10 – 24^th in the league).