The Ottawa Senators have high expectations for Kyle Turris this campaign. Coach Paul MacLean said the team anticipates Turris to improve on what he did last season after he joined the Senators. "His confidence is better than it was," said MacLean. "His ability to skate - he's a year older and the work he's done fitness-wise, that gives you an awful lot of confidence. He's a much more confident player today." He scored 12 goals and 29 points in 49 games with Ottawa following his acquisition from Phoenix. He is slated to center the second line between Daniel Alfredsson and Guillaume Latendresse.