Jason Spezza scored 30 goals in a 5-1 victory Friday night. This is the fourth time that Spezza has reached the 30-goal mark in his career. Milan Michalek and Chris Phillips each registered an assist on Spezza's goal.

Jason Spezza should be alright to play on Friday in Montreal, as he appears to be over his illness. He skated on Thursday after missing Tuesday's game against New Jersey and sitting out Wednesday's practice because of the flu. Spezza's next contest will mark the 600th of his career. He is enjoying a great bounce-back year with 29 goals and 75 points, which places him fifth in league scoring, in 73 games.

Jason Spezza didn't practice on Wednesday, as he continues to battle the flu bug. Coach Paul MacLean said he was optimistic that Spezza will be back on the ice for Thursday's session. The club's leading point getter didn't play on Tuesday because of the illness.

Jason Spezza did not play in Tuesday's loss to New Jersey because of the flu. Kyle Turris lined up between Milan Michalek and Daniel Alfredsson, as coach Paul MacLean was forced to shake up his combinations. Spezza took part in the team's optional morning skate, but his 600th career game had to be put on hold. The Senators return to action on Friday in Montreal and depending on the nature of his illness, the Ottawa center should be ready by then.

Jason Spezza has been selected as the NHL's third star of the week. Spezza scored three goals and seven points in two games last week. He's been red hot in February and was tied for fifth in the NHL in points going into Monday's game.

Jason Spezza recorded a hat trick and added an assist in the Senators 4-0 win over Tampa Tuesday night. The streaky scorer has put together a four-game point streak, during which he has accumulated five goals and five assists. This comes immediately after a six-game stretch where he was unable to record any points. Erik Karlsson also scored a goal for the Senators while Bobby Butler picked up two assists.

Jason Spezza scored twice and also registered an assist in the Senators' 4-3 win over the Nashville Predators Thursday night. It was a huge win for the Sens who ended a seven-game losing streak. Spezza has managed to maintain a roughly point-per-game pace all season and we don't see him slowing down. The 28-year-old center leads the Senators with 54 points in 57 games this season.

Jason Spezza returned to action on Saturday February 4.

Jason Spezza should be considered questionable for Friday's game due to an undisclosed injury. Spezza missed Ottawa's morning skate, but the Senators initially said that he would still play. However, the team has since called up Jim O'Brien, which suggests that they are at least hedging their bets.

Jason Spezza reached the 50-point mark with two assists on Thursday. Spezza has managed to maintain a roughly point-per-game pace all season and we don't see him slowing down after the All-Star break. If anything he might heat up a little as the Ottawa Senators fight to secure a playoff spot and possibly even home ice advantage in the first round.