With the Ottawa Senators not putting up much of an offensive fight in their 4-2 Game 1 loss to the Rangers on Thursday, coach Paul MacLean is thinking of reuniting captain Daniel Alfredsson on a line with Jason Spezza and Milan Michalek for Game 2 in New York today. "It's definitely a line that can generate offense on a consistent basis," MacLean said. "If we do that, it makes us have to juggle things. We might do that in the game or we might do that before the game. We haven't decided yet." MacLean doesn't like the idea of putting all his eggs in one basket, so it wouldn't be surprising if Colin Greening started with Spezza and Michalek because it gives the team a better chance to spread around the offense. Alfredsson has played well with center Kyle Turris and winger Nick Foligno, but has a history of chemistry with Spezza and Michalek.