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Marc Savard has reportedly waived his NMC to allow potential trade to Ottawa

With the recent addition of prospect Tyler Seguin, the Boston Bruins have too much talent at centre. For some strange reason, they want to solve that problem by trading 33-year-old Ottawa native Marc Savard, who just finished signing a cap-friendly lifetime contract last season. Oddly enough, Sportsnet is reporting that

NHL Entry Draft - Day 2 Open Thread

Yesterday was supposed to be the day where the Senators drafted an exciting new prospect into the fold, but instead chose to trade it away to bring, um, an exciting new prospect into the fold. For some reason, it just seemed less exciting without 6 members of the Senators organization

2010 NHL Entry Draft - Ottawa Senators first round preview

It's that time of year again -- the time where you've spent far too much time reading the names of 17 and 18 year old boys in order to determine where they might rent a condo in the future. Tonight at 7pm EST teams will make

Silver Nuggets: Qualifying offers made to RFAs

A collection of Senators-related stories for your enjoyment: * Qualifying offers have been extended to RFAs Peter Regin, Chris Campoli, Nick Foligno, and Jesse Winchester. (Sun) * James Cybulski of TSN offers his take on the Jason Spezza situation in the eloquently titled "Be careful what you wish for, Spezza haters&

Top ten reasons Jason Spezza wouldn't object to a trade

10. Received smaller bun than usual at dinner, complaining of "diminished roll". 9. Wants to be able to tell friends "No, I left them, remember?" 8. Thought the proposal he read on HFBoards seemed like a fair deal for both sides. 7. Bryan Murray recently instituted

Silver Nuggets: Sutton wants to stay, but Holt bolts

Here are some quick links: * ESPN's Pierre Lebrun has a quote from Andy Sutton's agent, Pat Morris: "He'd like to stay in Ottawa, but talks with them have been slow as they try to sign [Anton] Volchenkov first." Morris is also the

The Senators draft pick curse comes to an end

Congratulations are due to Marian Hossa, the first Ottawa Senators draft pick to go on and (legitimately) win the Stanley Cup. The Curse is over.