Battered and bruised, the Senators got up off the mat and laid a
beating on the Montreal Canadiens Wednesday night.  Playing
without No. 1 centre Jason Spezza and veteran blueliner Sergei
Gonchar (lower body), the Senators didn't use their injuries as
an excuse and sent the Habs packing with a 5-1 thrashing in
front of 19,620 at Scotiabank Place.  Goaltender Craig Anderson
was his steady self with 31 stops in his 300th career start,
while rookie Mika Zibanejad scored his first career goal.
Captain Daniel Alfredsson, Chris Neil, Chris Phillips and Jim
O'Brien also scored.  "Guys are missing, back-to-back games and
we bounced back from the way we played (vs. Washington)," said
Alfredsson. "We knew we had to come out better and I thought we
did.  "That was nice. We had the power play working for us (with
two goals) and once again (Anderson) was real solid. It seems
like he's in a zone and making the puck look big."  Coach Paul
MacLean cautioned the Senators to put their foot on the gas
early against the Canadien