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Ottawa Senators prospects

Senators Prospects: Show and Tell

It was a sick pass. In the middle of a scoreless first period in a pivotal game five in Manhattan, Mark Stone broke in across the Rangers blueline. He didn't take long weighing his options, slipping a pass to Jason Spezza, a perfectly arced saucer pass that landed

Silfverberg wins SEL championship, named playoff MVP, expected to join Senators

After capping off a historic season by winning the Swedish Elite League playoffs and raising the Le Mat Trophy above his head, Ottawa Senators prospect Jakob Silfverberg appears ready to hop on a place and join the Sens in Ottawa. During the season, Silfverberg scored 54P (24G, 30A) in 49GP

Senators Prospect Roundup: Black Aces Edition

Matt Carkner was not alone in his seat near the rafters watching his team get stymied by Henrik Lundqvist last night. Obviously, there were the other scratches the team has been carrying. Then, there were the Black Aces. Despite having a title befitting an elite group of mercenaries, they are

Senators Prospects in the Postseason

It's that time of year, I know. It's tough to keep your focus on the goings-on in the system when there is so much happening elsewhere, what with the return of baseball and all. When Ottawa's 2010-2011 season ended without going into extra minutes,

Top 25 under 25, no. 7: Nick Foligno

Mamma mia! Can you believe that Nick Foligno is on this list? Considering he's played the better part of five seasons with the Senators--only six player from his draft class have played more NHL games than Foligno--it's hard to believe that Foligno's still under

Top 25 under 25, no. 8: Zack Smith

So far, this list has seen many things. We've seen highly-skilled forwards, thumpers on defense, grinders, Francophones, and of course, plenty of obligatory Swedes--and if you've been following the list, you know we have more than a few of those coming up still. But there'

Top 25 Under 25, no. 9: Stéphane Da Costa

Is Stephane Da Costa the most unconventional prospect in the Ottawa Senators system? Probably. He's also one of the most promising playmakers in the system. It's well-known by now, but I'll recite his history: Da Costa left France at the age of 17 to