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Darren McLeod

Ottawa Senators Round-up: October 15, 2012

You know those "Whatever happened to?" features that celebrity magazines have every few months, where they fill you in on what the cast of Saved by the Bell/The Goonies/Breaker High have been up to lately? This is vaguely like that, but with Ottawa Senators players.

Looking to defraud people? Pretend you know Eugene Melnyk

There are a lot of unique and interesting ways to con people out of money. Convincing people that you have connections to important and influential people isn't paticularly interesting, but it'll get the job done. Earlier this year, a man in Ontario was convicted of three

Senators sign G Nathan Lawson to two-way deal

The Senators announced today that they have signed Nathan Lawson to a one-year, two way deal. With Mike McKenna joining the St. Louis Blues organization, Ottawa needed to add some goaltending depth for Binghamton, and Lawson looks like a pretty great option for that. In 44 games with the AHL&

Tough decisions of the forgotten free agents

For players like Ryan Suter and Zach Parise, the opening of the free agent market meant being courted with ridiculous sums of money to play for just about any team they wanted. For others, the opening of the free agent market is a little less rosy. I'm not

Senators sign Chris Neil to three-year extension

Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun broke the news tonight that Chris Neil has signed a three-year extension with the Senators, valued at a reported $5.75M over the course of the contract. Neil was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent after next season, but the Senators decided to

With no further moves expected, how does the Senators roster compare to last season's team?

Bryan Murray stated yesterday that he doesn't plan on adding any other players, making any more trades, or giving Jesse Winchester a new deal (video link), meaning that the Ottawa Senators line-up is more or less set. There will certainly be at least one or two rookies who

Senators sign Shane Prince to three-year entry level contract, Benoit to one-year deal.

In the midst of free agent frenzy, the Ottawa Senators announced today that they've signed Shane Prince to an entry level deal. TSN is also reporting that the Senators have signed defenseman Andre Benoit to a one year deal worth $650,000. No word yet if it'