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Darren McLeod

Free Agent Frenzy preview, Pt. 1: What the Sens Need

This is the first of a two-part series. Come back tomorrow to see a list of some of the players available to be signed. The free agent market opens up this Friday, and it's understandable if you're a little nervous. The last two years have seen

Senators select Shane Prince 61st overall

via www.nyhockeyjournal.com The 61st overall pick got overshadowed a bit by the announcement that the Senators had acquired Nikita Filatov from the Columbus Blue Jackets, but Shane Prince is now the fourth forward acquired in the first two rounds of the NHL Entry Draft, fifth if you include

The players the Senators might draft at sixth overall

After writing this morning's roundtable, it became apparent to me that although we've constantly mentioned the top picks in this year's NHL Entry Draft, we really haven't went into any depth on them. Therefore, Ryan and I decided to put together this

Silver Seven Roundtable: 2011 NHL Entry Draft Predictions

Editor's note: these predictions are purely based on gut feeling and trying to put our brain inside of the head of Bryan Murray. It's kind of like the movie "Being John Malkovich," except with less John Cusack. 1) Who do you think the Senators

Senators UFA dossier: Ryan Shannon

One of the more difficult decisions that Bryan Murray has to make this season is whether or not to re-sign UFA Ryan Shannon. Although Shannon had a good season -- he posted career highs in goals, assists, and points -- an influx of youth is threatening to take his roster

What Binghamton's playoff success means for Ottawa

In case you haven't been paying attention, the Ottawa Senators' AHL affiliate in Binghamton has advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals of the Calder Cup playoffs. Considering the Binghamton Senators placed fifth in the East division and have now knocked off the two top ranked teams from

Stephane Da Costa set to make NHL debut

photo by flickr user sillystream Ottawa landed the cream -- er, crème -- of the college free agent crop with Stephane Da Costa, and you can find more information on that in Peter's post about the signing. For those who want a brief recap, Da Costa is a