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Darren McLeod

Sens' heritage jersey leaked?

Icethetics has posted what they believe to be the Senators' new heritage jersey, based on an internal leak from the Senators organization. As you can see, it's a pretty sharp vintage look that will instantly become the best current jersey of the franchise (although we'll

Senators re-sign Bobby Butler to a two-year deal

In an unsurprising move, the Ottawa Senators announced today that they have re-signed Bobby Butler to a two-year deal. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but we should have them shortly. UPDATE: Wayne Scanlan is saying it's $950,000 the first year, $1.2M the second. Butler

Senators sign Mika Zibanejad to entry-level contract

The Ottawa Senators announced today that they have signed Mika Zibanejad to a 3 year entry-level contract. Zibanejad was drafted sixth overall in this year's NHL Entry Draft. Although most suspect that Zibanejad will return to Djurgardens of the SEL this year, this contract gives the Senators the

Senators sign D Tim Conboy to a one-year, two-way deal

Similar to the signing of Lee Sweatt (see the post below), the Senators announced today they've shored up their defensive depth by signing Tim Conboy to a one-year, two-way deal. Tim Conboy Height: 6-2 Weight: 210 Born: Mar 22, 1982 Conboy posted 12 points (all of them assists)

Senators sign D Lee Sweatt to two-year, two-way deal

The Ottawa Senators have signed defenseman Lee Sweatt to a two-year, two-way deal. Sweatt spent last year in the Vancouver Canucks organization, playing 41 games with the Manitoba Moose of the AHL. The 25 year-old put up 14 points with the Moose, and saw action in three NHL games. Lee

Senators sign Alex Auld to $1M, one year deal

TSN is reporting that the Ottawa Senators signed former Sen Alex Auld to a one-year, $1M contract. Auld will be the back-up to Craig Anderson, giving Ottawa the baldest goaltending tandem in the NHL. Auld had a solid year last season backing up Carey Price, as evident in his .914

Free Agent Frenzy preview, Pt. 2: Who might the Sens grab?

This is the second of a two-part series. Click here to see the first part, where I look for the holes in the Senators' roster. In yesterday's post, I noted that while the Senators were full on the blueline, they could use another second or third line