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Darren McLeod

Senators Make More Cuts

The Ottawa Senators have assigned six players back to Binghamton, and two to their OHL teams. Back to Binghamton are Cody Bass, Andy Chiodo, Ryan Keller, Geoff Kinrade, Jeremy Yablonski, and Ilya Zubov. Back to the OHL are Robin Lehner (to Sault St. Marie Greyhounds) and Brett Parnham (to Oshawa

Preseason Game 4: Montreal Canadiens at Ottawa Senators

Exhibition Game 4: Ottawa Senators v. Montréal Canadiens Scotiabank Place, 7:00 p.m. EST Radio: Team 1200 TV: Rogers 22 Enemy: Eyes on the Prize There are a number of stories going into tonight's game. Yes, the Senators lost to the Canadiens last night, and are seeking

Silver Nuggets: Cowen debuts tonight, Karlsson rooming with el capitano, and more

Senators-related headlines from around the web for Friday, September 18, 2009 (to be updated periodically if anything interesting pops up): * Update: Jason Spezza and Chris Kelly will be wearing the 'A' on their jersey tonight. (Twitter) * Update: Fanhouse picks the top prospects (not including 2009 draftees) for Eastern

Silver Nuggets: Cowen/Michalek to Play Tomorrow

Just a few quick highlights from around the web today: * Update: Alex Kovalev will not play tomorrow night in Montreal. Fans there are going to be pretty upset about not seeing "L'Artiste." Jared Cowen and Milan Michalek will be making their debut, however, which is quite

Ottawa Senators: The NHL's Biggest Wildcard

Charlie Kelly, A wildcard who is not on the Ottawa Senators' roster. Some teams are extremely predictable: we know that the Detroit Red Wings will be a legitimate Stanley Cup threat yet again, and we know that the New York Islanders won't. You'd be hard

The Morning After: Heatley Out, Michalek/Cheechoo In

You've probably already read Peter's initial reaction to the trade, and if not, then do so. Having had the day to think it over, here's what I'll say: The Sharks "won" the trade, in that they got the best player

ESPN Claims Heatley Traded, Murray, TSN Deny It

Update 2: TSN is now stating that there never was a deal in place. Update: Senators GM Bryan Murray has told ESPN "It's simply not true. I've had conversations with teams today but still I'm not close to a deal [involving Heatley]."