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Senators Prospect Roundup: March 27, 2012

A way to keep a pulse on the health of an organization's prospect depth is how much news comes cycling through. Obviously, some news can be better than others (players doing well > injuries). But lots of news certainly trumps little (lots of players > not that many

Top 25 Under 25, no. 13: The Matt Puempel Edition

When the Ottawa Senators selected Stefan Noesen with the 21st overall selection in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft in Minneapolis, there might have been a slight sense of disquiet among the Puempel clan. As he admitted in a post-game interview, the Senators had given him the impression they would select

Top 25 Under 25, no. 14: Shane Prince

A steady riser on draft rankings leading up to the real thing in the Twin Cities thanks to some solid offensive output, it seemed there was a chance Shane Prince might be selected in the first round. For someone living in Ottawa, the Brian Kilrea acquisition was no stranger- he

Senators Prospect Roundup: College Free Agency

No Ottawa Senators regular season can be considered complete before Bryan Murray signs an undrafted free agent out of college. Although Sens fans often cast a critical eye to his actions on and around July 1, his record with college free agency is exemplary. It has been written about before,

Ottawa Senators scouting report: Cole Schneider

Editor's Note: This contribution is from Will Moran, a University of Connecticut hockey broadcaster and the host of Goal Mouth Radio. Follow him on Twitter @GoalMouthRadio. Thanks very much to Will for sharing his insight into the newest Ottawa Senators prospect, Cole Schneider. Since the evening that Cole

Top 25 Under 25, no. 16: Mark Borowiecki

Mark Borowiecki was a far cry from being seen as an NHL-ready prospect when the Senators drafted him in the fifth round in 2008. He is, of course, not the only such player on this Top 25 Under 25 who came a long distance to where they are now. Mike

Senators Prospect Roundup: B-Sens, Bryce Aneloski & Stefan Noesen

Yesterday afternoon, the good Twitter follow (weird way to describe a person) Mike McKenna pointed out the bizarre coincidence that all three of Binghamton's goalies- he grouped in Ben Bishop- have allowed 92 goals so far this season. He did not point out the slightly awkward point that