Damjan Peric
Covering the Ottawa Senators and 67s. Carleton University '16.
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Recap: Allen, Blues Shutout Senators in Blowout
February 8th, 2017 The Ottawa Senators were dismantled by the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night. The Blues put six goals past Andrew Hammond, who was making just his third start of the season. Hammond has been recovering from a high ankle sprain sustained in December. Vladimir Tarasenko scored his 25th goal and Jake Allen recorded his third shutout of the...
Preview: Senators Begin 4-Game Homestand Against Blues
February 7th, 2017 The Ottawa Senators will welcome the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night at Canadian Tire Centre. It's Hockey Talks/DIFD Awareness Night in Ottawa in support of The Youth Services Bureau to raise mental health awareness. You can support this initiative by texting DIFD to 45678 to donate $5. The Blues come in struggling as of late with a...
February Will Define Senators' Season
February 3rd, 2017 The Ottawa Senators have performed admirably so far this season, but February will be the defining month for this team. Coming in at 26-16-6 in 48 games played, the Senators are on course to secure a playoff berth. The Senators are in second place in the Atlantic Division, but they can’t pretend it’s comfortable. In the Eastern...
Senators Keep Rolling in 2017
January 27th, 2017 It’s been a busy and productive 2017 so far for the Ottawa Senators. With the second half of the season in full swing, Senators general manager Pierre Dorion is making some roster moves. The team is looking like a well-oiled machine lately. They have solid defensive structure under head coach Guy Boucher and the top three lines are...
Why the Senators Are Playoff Bound
January 20th, 2017 Every team in the NHL is now in the second half of their schedule. This means it’s time for some early playoff predictions. With a large sample size of each team, we can separate the contenders from pretenders in the playoff push. The Ottawa Senators have proved they are a contender, and here's why: Coaching Staff Last season the...
First Half Funks for Ryan & Lazar
January 13th, 2017 As the Ottawa Senators approach their mid-season mark, we take a look at the two glaring underachievers of the first half of the 2016-17 season. Bobby Ryan, the highest paid player on the team, has struggled to produce relative to his contract. Curtis Lazar, once the Senators' most promising prospect, has regressed substantially during...