Posts About "Alex Formenton"
Senators' Prospect Report: The Postseason
April 19th, 2019 The playoffs are upon us and already history has been made. The Tampa Bay Lightning have become the first Presidents' Trophy winner to be swept in the first round. The Pittsburgh Penguins were also swept in the first round, an unprecedented exit for the usually dominant playoff team. The conference semifinals are still far from over,...
Senators Weekly: Rivalries, Injuries, World Juniors & More
December 10th, 2018 Welcome to Senators Weekly, where you can catch up on the past week of the Ottawa Senators throughout the 2018-19 season. From trending topics to surging prospects to news and notes, this is your weekly roundup on all things Sens. The Senators came into the week on a three-game winning streak, but that was ended abruptly...
Senators' Weekly: Goaltending, Borowiecki, Formenton & More
November 5th, 2018 Welcome to Senators’ Weekly, where you can catch up on the past week of the Ottawa Senators throughout the 2018-19 season. From trending topics to surging prospects to news and notes, this is your weekly roundup on all things Sens. This week was one to forget for the Senators, going 1-3 in their four games played. They...
NHL News & Notes: Gourde, Tkachuk & More
November 2nd, 2018 In today's News & Notes, Yanni Gourde has signed a big contract extension, Brady Tkachuk is approaching a return and both Alex Formenton and Evan Bouchard have been returned to the London Knights of the OHL. Related: NHL News & Notes: Ryan Donato, Jesse Puljujarvi & More Gourde Signs Contract Extension The Tampa Bay...
Bouchard, Formenton New Leaders for Knights
January 11th, 2018 When the London Knights made their four big deadline deals, little was mentioned about the fact that they had moved their entire leadership group. Their captain - Robert Thomas - was gone. Cliff Pu, Sam Miletic and Max Jones all served as alternates and - they too - were shipped out of town. Suddenly, the Knights were left with Evan...
Knights' War Against Inconsistency
November 26th, 2017 A .500 record normally indicates one of three things. Either you had a slow start and you’ve picked it up as of late or you had a hot start and things just haven’t gone your way in recent games. But if you’re the London Knights, it’s a sign of inconsistent play. Now, we all remember how the Knights started the year. They had...
