Senators News & Rumours: Prospects, Training Camp, Waivers & More Giovanni Siciliano | January 12, 2021 As the NHL season gets ready to begin on Wednesday, Jan. 13, the Ottawa Senators will start their campaign on Friday when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs for back-to-back…
Oilers’ 5th Stanley Cup Is Lasting Legacy for Muckler Brian Swane | January 8, 2021 The dynasty was supposed to be over. The Edmonton Oilers run of four Stanley Cups in five years had come to an abrupt end in the opening round of the…
Senators’ 2002 Draft Review – Swing and a Miss Dayton Reimer | January 2, 2020 The Ottawa Senators were on the precipice of greatness in the early 2000’s. Through careful drafting and development, they had become one of the NHL’s top teams. Daniel Alfredsson, Marian…
Did Hossa Trade Cost Senators a Stanley Cup? Kelly O'Donnell | May 22, 2015 In the early 2000’s and long before we knew anything about zone start percentages or shot attempt differential, the old “eye ball” test told us the line of Radek Bonk, Magnus…
Long Island’s 1st Hockey Championship, 50 Years Later Scott Walsh | April 8, 2015 No New York Islanders fan will forget May 24, 1980. Game 6 of the Stanley Cup final against the Philadelphia Flyers at Nassau Coliseum. Bob Nystrom redirects a pass from…
Dominik Hasek Not Always Popular With Buffalo Sabres Fans Paul Taylor | November 15, 2014 As the Buffalo Sabres continue to struggle, any distraction is welcomed by the fans. Along those lines, Dominik Hasek receiving his Hall Of Fame ring ahead of Monday’s induction definitely qualifies.…
5 Predictions for the 2011-2012 Ottawa Senators James Phieffer | August 24, 2011 With NHL training camps opening in less than a month, the thoughts of puck heads turn to all matters icebound. The local magazine racks are rifled in search of the…
Cory Clouston and Bryan Murray Will Finish the Season in Ottawa Andrew Rodger | January 23, 2011 Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk has broken his silence – Cory Clouston and Bryan Murray will finish the season as head coach and GM in Canada’s capital.
