Photo by Matt Zambonin/NHLI via Getty Images This week, we discuss key RFAs and the 2018 draft, as well as catch up with some old friends! Somehow, we continue to come up with Five Thoughts For Friday despite hockey being at a standstill.
Over that way. Just beyond the hilltops. You have to squint a little bit to see it but it’s there. By golly, it’s there. It’s real, I tell ya. Honest, to goodness…Sens news!
About a month ago, a DJ Smith press conference probably wouldn’t grab my attention. At the peak of the NHL regular season, he’s doing at least one of those a day.
Photo by Andre Ringuette/NHLI via Getty Images D-FENS part two of two If you missed volume one or volume two of our Atlantic Division Forecast then here are the parameters: we look at the eight teams in the Atlantic division, and how their players 24-or-under stack up.
Photo by Matt Zambonin/NHLI via Getty Images Which prospect took the most strides forward this past season? Welcome back to the 2019-20 Ottawa Senators Prospect Awards!
July 1. One of the most enjoyable, exciting, and nerve-racking days of the calendar year. For many, July 1 marks the unofficial start of the summer and Canada Day, a national holiday in Canada.
A Monday distraction, of sorts. In the fall of 2018, I received an email from someone in the Ottawa Senators organization. They were setting up a new Digital Influencer Program and I had been selected to participate.
As the Senators continue to rebuild, there are many questions that surround the team. The Senators don't know who will replace Craig Anderson as a starting netminder, but they may end up with the No. 1 overall draft pick.
Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Senators are going to their first championship series! May 19, 2007 For the first time since 1927, a team bearing the name of the Ottawa Senators will play for the Stanley Cup.
Photo by Andre Ringuette/NHLI via Getty Images Alternative title: “The Mike Reilly and Ron Hainsey Appreciation Piece”. The conclusion of the 2019-20 NHL season continues to be shrouded in doubt, amidst these trying circumstances.
Because the Ottawa Senators were not going to make the playoffs, April 5 would have marked the end of the team’s NHL season. It was a season in which, although everyone knew the team was in the midst of a rebuild, the team played better than many suspected.
Photo by Steven Kingsman/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The buildings and parking lots offered for use as “whatever type of clinic would be appropriate”
In the almost 30 years that the modern-day Ottawa Senators have existed, they have yet to have a player inducted into the Hockey Hockey Hall of Fame. While many fantastic players have donned the Centurian, none have been deemed worthy of entry into those hallowed halls.
Photo by Andre Ringuette/NHLI via Getty Images Past, present, and future Ye Olde Virtual Book Club Once frivolous shopping returns, I highly recommend go find a copy of Chris Stevenson’s 100 Things Senators Fans Should Know and Do before They Die if you haven’t read it yet.
WRITTEN BY- DJ Whämmerström I know you’ve been sitting around the house thinking, “Man I miss hockey and I miss the Sens. I wish there was some way of filling this empty void with new and interesting Sens information.” You’ve looked at YouTube clips of Sens highlights.
Photo by Andre Ringuette/NHLI via Getty Images The team has also announced support measures. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and subsequent stoppage of the NHL season, Eugene Melnyk and the Ottawa Senators have announced temporary staff reductions.
The number of NHL players with the virus is now seven
The Ottawa Senators announced Wednesday that four additional members of the team have tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19).
With each passing day, we continue to get these regular reminders of the scale of this global pandemic. Whether it’s the broad economic consequences, the overwhelming human toll felt across the globe or even just the local challenges our communities are facing, there is no doubt that this is something that has an impact on all of us.
Marc DesRosiers-USA TODAY Sports We kick off our annual prospect awards season with a look at the players who spent significant time in the NHL Welcome to the third annual Ottawa Senators Prospect Awards!
With the NHL regular season currently suspended, obviously there’s no on-ice news emerging from any of the teams. However, there still is news coming from each organization and one time each week – at least that’s our plan here at NHLTradeTalk.com – we will do a review of news that’s emerging from each team.
Several broadcasters have been diagnosed with the COVID-19 coronavirus, and the latest is Ottawa Senators’ radio analyst Gord Wilson. The 59-year-old
The Senators have great odds to obtain the top pick in the NHL draft, whenever it actually takes place.
With only two jerseys retired in the history of the revived Ottawa Senators, there could stand to be some new additions. It could take some time, though.
The Ottawa Senators love NCAA hockey players and sign them with regularity. The University of North Dakota’s Shane Pinto is no exception. Having ended his freshman season with UND, he’s up for Newcomer of the Year after leading the NCHC.
At least two NHL players have coronavirus
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