Prospect Team of the Week

Forwards

Roby Järventie

Roby has points in all three games in April so far including a goal against Springfield on Saturday (highlights here):

Philippe Daoust

Daoust accumulated all three points this week last Wednesday against Halifax:

🚨Philippe Daoust had 2G, 1A on Wednesday night in a 6-4 win

Remarkably, that’s the seventh 3-point game for Daoust since he joined the Sea Dogs on February 4th 👀 pic.twitter.com/PBmg9Y0hCk

— Sens Prospects (@SensProspects) March 31, 2022

Egor Sokolov

The big loveable teddy bear had a goal, an assist, and three shots on Sunday in an overtime loss in Springfield (highlights here):

Defence

Erik Brännström

While he only had one assist this week, Bonestorm comfortably led Ottawa’s defenders  in five-on-five score- and venue-adjusted corsi percentage-rel (+9), shots (11), and didn’t take a penalty in three games (courtesy of naturalstattrick).

Erik Brännström was really good on the first three powerplays. Very good on the line. pic.twitter.com/n6mC8v3eSo

— Everyday Sens (@EverydaySens) March 30, 2022

Lassi Thomson

Thomson had a goal and an assist last Friday in Hartford (highlights):

Goaltender

Mads Søgaard

As if we’d give this spot to anyone else after Søgaard stopped 27 of 29 in his NHL debut (including six of six on the penalty kill):

Silver Linings

• For all the time he spends in the penalty box serving five or in the press box serving suspensions, Tyler Kleven seems like a pretty decent person. Along with some UND teammates, the dude from Fargo will host his own youth hockey program this summer.
• Always a favourite around these parts, Carson Latimer had a two-goal game last Wednesday:/

Vladislav Shilo rips the crossbar, but Carson Latimer again puts in the rebound, this one on the power play. It's 2-0 Raiders, 3:27 left in the first period. https://t.co/dAOQat8dp5 pic.twitter.com/lJlkW2LC1j

— Jeff D'Andrea (@Jeff_paNOW) March 31, 2022

• It sounds like Viktor Lodin will indeed make the journey across to join the Senators organization next season after a solid professional career in Sweden.
• Jake Sanderson, as you probably already know, met with the media in Ottawa yesterday to discuss his arrival in town and his injury status:/

Jake Sanderson - Had surgery on my hand a few weeks ago. Rehab is going well. Not sure when I will be able to play but not sure I will get into games. I don't want to chance it if its not 100%

— TSN 1200 (@TSN1200) April 4, 2022

• Other prospect injuries of note: Kevin Madolese, Ridly Greig, Shane Pinto, and Angus Crookshank/

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