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Ottawa Senators prospects

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

Top 25 under 25, no. 17: [file not found]

What's that they say about the best-laid schemes o' mice an' men? Originally, this number 17 spot on our Top 25 players under 25 list was supposed to be occupied by none other than Brian Lee, the much-maligned player who, despite his best efforts, couldn'

Top 25 under 25, no. 18: Kaspars Daugavins

He likes to score. And he likes to win. He's Kaspars Daugavins, and he's surprised a lot of people by coming up to Ottawa and sticking with the Senators for the majority of the season so far. Daugavins is the closest thing we've seen

Top 25 Under 25, no. 19: Mike Hoffman

With two picks in the fifth round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft the Senators seemed to feel as though the organizational depth chart was lacking in numbers down the left wing. The two players they selected to fill the gaps were Jeff Costello and Kitchener native Mike Hoffman. Hoffman