Analysis

One of the favourite buzzwords for media, general managers, coaches and fans alike in the NHL is "top-six forward". Every general manager is looking for another one, coaches try to figure out the best configuration for their top six, and fans hope and pray that some of their

The Ottawa Senators were hardly busy on the first day of free agency, but they still made a couple of moves. And by couple, I mean two. Here’s a look at the day that was for the Senators, as well as where some of Ottawa’s UFAs and former

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

For a complete list of new additions, go here. Of course it's silly to "analyze" players who have not yet set foot on the ice as Ottawa Senators. Evaluating these selections is something we will only be capable of doing years down the road, when we&

Earlier this month, we looked at the suggestion that if the Ottawa Senators were truly committed to a goal of long-term success, they needed to consider trading Jason Spezza--and the case against making that move. . The reaction to the suggestion of moving Ottawa's best player was predictably emotional,

Because medical school doesn't occupy enough of my time, I've been blogging over at Puck, That Hurts! about the medical aspects of hockey. Last Tuesday's announcement that Daniel Alfredsson would be undergoing back surgery can only mean one thing: It's time for