Top 25 Under 25, no. 8: Patrick Wiercioch
It has been a roller coaster ride for Patrick Wiercioch but he's finally made it to the show and looks good. He checks in at number eight on our countdown.
Ottawa Senators prospects
Top 25 Under 25, no. 9: Mark Stone
While his adjustment to the pro game in Binghamton has been slower than some fans expected, Mark Stone remains a promising prospect for the Senators.
Ottawa Senators Prospect Roundup: Winless in Newfoundland
The Senators didn't look their best on the weekend, but prospects have a way of offering unfettered hope and optimism. So long as you excuse Binghamton's 0-2 record in Newfoundland. Speaking of Newfoundland, did you know Colin Greening is from there?
Top 25 Under 25, no. 12: Stephane Da Costa
When Stephane Da Costa was signed as a free agent by Ottawa a few summers ago, he seemed like a potential solution to Ottawa's then-longstanding need for a second-line centreman. Since then, the Sens have gone out and acquired a bunch of other young pivots, so it remains to be seen where Da Cost
Top 25 Under 25, number 14: Shane Prince
Another in a line of undersized skilled forwards, and another in a line of players plucked from the Senators backyard, Shane Prince looks to have a bright future with the Senators.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 15: Mike Hoffman
From being cut by his hometown team and passed over in the draft to QMJHL MVP and leader of his AHL squad, Mike Hoffman has seen his ups and downs. The time is fast approaching where his future in this organization is going to be decided.
Ottawa Senators Prospect Roundup: January 29, 2013
The Binghamton Senators have hardly missed a step, despite losing some big names to Ottawa. Here's a look at who's stepped up in their absence and what's still to come.