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Ottawa Senators prospects

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

In cold Blood: Senators sign defence prospect Ben Blood

Get ready for some of the world's worst punny headlines, Sens fans: The Ottawa Senators just inked defenceman Ben Blood to a two-year entry-level contract. Hopefully Blood gets at least one career goal assisted by Mark Stone, so we can use that killer line. (Think about it... ) Unfortunately,

Top 25 Under 25, no. 10: Mark Stone

You had to know this one was coming. For the past two seasons, Mark Stone has been the object of our collective affection. Only a hockey fan can understand the intrigue of a player picked so late in a draft stepping up to wildly outperform all expectations. Before long, these

Top 25 under 25, no. 11: Bobby Butler

His place on this list might be a surprise considering the year he's had, but his pedigree should tell us not to give up on Butler too quickly. Butler signed a two-year deal with the Senators in March of 2010, after his career at the University of New

Senators Prospect Roundup: Playoff Time

Last season, after the big club had played out the string in entertaining fashion, Senators fans were left with the AHL team's stunning championship run to fill the playoffs-sized hole in our hearts. That, and deciding whether to join the pro-Vancouver bandwagon or the anti-Vancouver bandwagon. This season,

Top 25 Under 25, no. 12: Stefan Noesen

The excitement of having a top ten pick for the first time since the Matt Gilroy Brian Lee mistake had subsided. We had all, for the most part settled in. Whether watching with friends, by ourselves, listening on the radio, or following online, maybe even live tweeting at the same