5 Predictions for the 2011-2012 Ottawa Senators
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…
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…
As the current NHL season winds down, Ottawa GM Bryan Murray announced on Monday morning that he had taken care of some important business for next season. Recently acquired goaltender…
The roster changes in Ottawa continued, as GM Bryan Murray traded Jarkko Ruutu to the Anaheim Ducks and goaltender Brian Elliott is on his way to Colorado.
While the Senators struggle, their “goaltender of the future” has spent the season travelling between Ottawa and Binghamton. Is it time to find out if Robin Lehner can shine in the NHL?
The Ottawa Senators picked up their first win of the season Thursday evening, defeating the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 at Scotiabank Place. Mike Fisher’s two-goal performance powered the offence and Brian Elliott was forced into action after Pascal Leclaire left the game with an injury early in the first period.
Jarkko Ruutu arrived in style to a rally at Ottawa City Hall as part of the lead up to Friday’s season opener against the Sabres.
#61 Zack Kassian BUF F Drafted: 2009-13th
One-Timer: Kassian is one of the OHL’s toughest players and doesn’t shy away from donnybrooks, but needs to show more discipline after sometimes taking needless penalties. (Since I wrote that portion for my 2009 draft profile, he unfortunately took it to a new level last season.)There is no doubting the size, skill and energy he brings to the table, but he does need to continue to work on his skating and likewise getting quicker.
Christopher Ralph is a hockey writer with a focus on prospects and the entry draft, as well as the Leafs’ correspondent here at THW. “Full Potential” Prospect Profile: Please “Click…