OTTAWA -- The Ottawa Senators will try to build on one of the most emotional victories in franchise history when they play the first of 10 November home games on Tuesday against the Carolina Hurricanes at Canadian Tire Centre.They will attempt once again to rally around goalie Craig Anderson, whose wife Nicholle was recently diagnosed with cancer.Anderson left the team to be with Nicholle after shutting out the Vancouver Canucks on Oct. 25 in the first of a three-game road trip to western Canada. When the Senators lost backup goalie Andrew Hammond to a groin injury on Oct. 28 in Calgary, Nicholle urged her husband to rejoin the team.Anderson arrived in time to pitch another shutout on Sunday, this time a 37-save performance against the Edmonton Oilers. At the end of the night, he broke into tears.He held a strong face, but you could still see the pain in his eyes, Senators captain Erik Karlsson said of Anderson, who was recognized on Monday as the NHLs first star of the week for stopping all 59 shots he faced. He came in here and led by example. He didnt say much, had the same routine, and showed what a true leader he is. He did a hell of a game and got us the two points.Senators coach Guy Boucher said he was left speechless by the character both his goalie and team showed against Edmonton.We love hockey, its a great game, Boucher told reporters Sunday. But there are things bigger, and there are a lot of people who showed that tonight.The Senators (5-3-0) will play host to the Hurricanes (2-4-2) twice in November. Last season, they were 1-0-2 against Carolina.The Hurricanes most recently lost 4-3 at home to the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday. Their 3.75 team goals-against average is fourth highest in the league.Were giving up too much, coach Bill Peters told the teams website. Its not a recipe for success, short term or long term.Our details arent very good. It compounds itself. Puck management is the biggest thing we have to address.After facing the Senators, the Hurricanes will be off until visiting the Nashville Predators on Saturday.Its been a tough start, but it will be nice to get a few practices in after a big game in Ottawa, hopefully a good win, center Jordan Staal told the Hurricanes website. Well continue to work on the things we need to work on to be a better team.While Hurricanes center Victor Rask has picked up at least one point in every game this season, Senators winger Mike Hoffman finally scored his first goal of the campaign in Edmonton.Hoffman has been Ottawas top marksman in each of the past two seasons.Coming in here and facing one of the best teams in the league was a big task for us, Hoffman said of the Edmonton game. We all wanted to play for (Anderson) and do everything we could. Its a tough situation. Hes a huge part of this team and for him to come in here and stand on his head like that ... were a family. Discount Air Jordan Shoes . Terms of the deal were not immediately available. The 26-year-old finished last season with Clevelands Triple-A affiliate in Columbus after signing with the Indians in August. 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The impact of Max Verstappen has led teams to target youth rather than experience and Lewis Hamilton, currently just 31, could be the oldest driver behind a wheel by 2018.Here, then, we take a look at the young guns who could dominate the grid next season - and ponder who will be the star of F1s next generation. Stoffel VandoorneAge: 24. 2017 team: McLaren. Stoffel Vandoorne has been waiting a long time for his chance in F1, but Buttons decision to step away in 2017 has finally given him a seat on the grid.The 24-year-old, who will turn 25 in the early weeks of next season, has dominated GP2 in the past and is, according to McLaren, the most talented and exciting young driver in the sport today. Thats some accolade. He faces the most challenging team-mate its possible to conceive of in Alonso, a driver that Button considers as the all-round best hes ever raced against, Hughes said. Its a measure of Vandoornes potential that the in-team competition between them is expected to be something to savour.Lance StrollAge: 18. 2017 team: Williams. There will be another teenager on the grid in 2017 after Williams named 18-year-old Lance Stroll as the replacement for the retiring Felipe Massa.It would be quite a jump for the Grove team to turn from a man with more than 200 GPs to his name to a youngster with no F1 experience, but Stroll is very highly rated and won the European F3 championship in style this year with 14 victories.He is also a known quantity at Williams in his role as the teams development driver and could provide an element of the unexpected alongside the reliable Valtteri Bottas in 2017. The son of a billionaire, Stroll will inevitably be billed as a pay driver, but theres talent in abundance here. Esteban OconAge: 19. Team: Manor. Are Esteban Ocon and Pascal Wehrlein competing for a future spot at Mercedes? Sky F1s Marc Priestley seems to think so.This is the future of our sport, he said on the F1 Report a couple of weeks ago. Its a little bit like the Toro Rosso situation where youve got two guys fighting for potentially one of the best seats in Formula 1. They know theyre linked to Mercedes, they know where that path leads and theyre going to be giving it absolutely everything. Its exciting to watch.Pascal WehrleinAge: 21. Team: Manor. A part of the Mercedes youth setup, Pascal Wehrlein has one F1 point to his name in his debut season aftter an impressive 10th in Austria for Manor.ddddddddddddThe German youngster is the favourite to replace Nico Hulkenberg at Force India for 2017, but its Pascals close association to a Mercedes team which is currently a class above the rest that makes him such a potential force to be reckoned with. Carlos SainzAge: 22. 2017 team: Toro Rosso. Previously a team-mate of Verstappen before the Dutchmans progression to Red Bull, Sainz has also enjoyed an impressive second season in F1.While they were still racing together, Martin Brundle said their rivalry could become the new Hamilton v Nico Rosberg. The squabble between these two emerging stars in Formula 1 is going to be like Hamilton and Rosberg - but probably even more intense, he said earlier this season.Cruelly denied a potential podium finish by a poor pit stop in Monaco, the Spaniard has regularly outperformed Daniil Kvyat since the Russian dropped down to Toro Rosso and has managed an impressive eight top-ten finishes this year - including a high of sixth in Spain.Sainz is one of those drivers who just keeps getting better, Sky F1s Mark Hughes wrote. Yes, Verstappens amazing teenage rookie year rightly earned him plaudits and attention. But it made it too easy not to be watching and monitoring the often superb performances of Sainz. If Ferrari is looking for a Kimi Raikkonen replacement now that Verstappen is off the market, this would be a logical place to start.Max Verstappen Age: 19. 2017 team: Red Bull. Where else to start than with Verstappen, the 19-year-old who has broken record after record since making his F1 debut at the start of last season?The Dutchman forced his way into a Red Bull seat after four races this year and immediately made his mark as he won the Spanish Grand Prix, becoming the youngest Grand Prix winner in history in the process at 18 years and 228 days old.The achievement prompted Sky F1s Martin Brundle to hail the teenager as F1s new beginning and David Croft to declare that Verstappen has shown he has everything to be a world champion.Only just 19, Max still has plenty of time to break Vettels record as the youngest world champion, which he achieved at 23 years and 134 days old in 2010. WATCH Now TV Watch Sky Sports for ￡6.99. 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