Will Santamnesty Claus Be Visiting Ottawa This Winter? Ian C McLaren | November 14, 2012 written by @iancmclaren One of the more interesting aspects of a potential new NHL CBA for the average hockey fan is the possibility of an amnesty clause, which, according to…
Sens Organization Supports Local Golfer’s Dream Greg Brown | November 12, 2012 34 year old Canadian Golf Professional, Brad Fritsch, has achieved his lifelong professional goal, and both he and the Ottawa Senators couldn’t be happier. The Ottawa Senators organization…
Mark Stone Rising Up in the Senators Organization Rick Emrith | November 10, 2012 When Mark Stone was drafted by the Ottawa Senators in the 6th round 178th overall in 2010, the hockey world barely acknowledged it passing it off as just another routine…
Make Whole Provision and the Future of Trade Demands Ian C McLaren | November 8, 2012 written by @iancmclaren As NHL CBA talks really begin to heat up, one of the main sticking points remains the so-called ‘make whole’ provision, an interesting way of saying that…
What Senators Fans Missed in October Ian C McLaren | November 5, 2012 written by Ian C McLaren (@iancmclaren) The month of October has come and gone, and with it, a whole slew of NHL hockey games. As a result, one of last…
Five Players to Watch with the Binghamton Senators Rick Emrith | November 4, 2012 With the NHL lockout in full swing and no end in sight, many Ottawa Senators fans can turn their attention to the American Hockey League (AHL) where the Binghamton Senators…
Eugene Melnyk: “We Should Be Playing Hockey” Ian C McLaren | November 1, 2012 written by Ian C McLaren Last week, Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk responded to a claim made on the Fan 590 in Toronto by saying there was “no chance” that…
Senators’ Eugene Melnyk on Hockey and the Lockout Bruce Hollingdrake | November 1, 2012 One fear relating the lockout between the NHL and the Players’ Association is what comes after the resolution. The NHL is in its second lockout in seven years (third work…
Senators and Russians dont mix Rick Emrith | October 31, 2012 When you take a look back at the Ottawa Senators history as a franchise you notice a lot of things, but there was one thing that kept reoccurring that was…
Finding Stability in the Ottawa Net Rick Emrith | October 30, 2012 Craig Anderson arrived in Ottawa February 2011 on nothing more than the hopes that a change of scenery for the struggling goalie would help turn the direction his career was…
Remembering the Steve Duchesne Goal Ian C McLaren | October 28, 2012 written by Ian C McLaren On April 12th, 1997, Steve Duchesne scored the lone goal in a Senators victory that propelled them to the NHL playoffs for the first time…
NHL Lockout 2012: Are The Players Hypocrites? Mark Ritter | October 26, 2012 As the 40th day of the NHL lockout passed fans were left disappointed as there is still no resolution to the labor squabbles in sight. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman had…