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Top 25 Under 25, no. 25: Jim O'Brien

It was a bit of a strange play. Nick Foligno threw a long wrist shot on goal that was batted down to the side of the net and onto the stick of Jim O'Brien. O'Brien was left with a split-second decision to make: he could either

Senators' Prospect Roundup: February 14th, 2012

It's alarming that I only remember that today was the fourteenth, and therefore Valentine's Day, by writing the headline for the latest prospect roundup. Yikes. On the same note, there is one individual I hope does not read today's article and come to the

Senators Prospect Roundup: BSens, Grant and Dzingel

Back at it after their All-Star break, the Binghamton Senators went winless on the weekend, a disappointing turn that saw them grab a point before being stung in overtime on Friday. Robin Lehner spent the few days in Miami, in case that interests you. I decoded that from his tweets,

Senators' Prospects Down the Stretch

Yesterday's AHL All-Star Game featured reigning MVP Corey Locke and defenseman Mark Borowiecki, fresh from making his NHL debut on the West Coast. I did not watch the game. There was something about another sixty minutes of a bunch of hungover athletes playing hockmockery that I found to

Senators' Prospect Roundup: January 24, 2012

In the last week, Shane Prince, Jean-Gabriel Pageau and Stefan Noesen combined for 28 points in 12 games. The last seven days included one-game highs of 6 (!!!) for Shane Prince, 5 for J-G Pageau and 3 for Noesen. It almost makes Mark Stone's 75 in 42 look like

Mark Borowiecki to make his NHL debut tonight

Mark Borowiecki (pronounced "Boar-vee-eff-ski"), who you might remember from such films as Borocop and Borocop 2: The Land Before Borocop, will play his first NHL game tonight when he steps into the lineup against the San Jose Sharks. Borowiecki was a fifth round pick from Ottawa's

Senators' Prospect Roundup: January 17th, 2012

When I write these updates, I get the opportunity to pass on some pretty outstanding numbers. Allow me to cut to the chase: Mark Stone has 73 points in 39 games. Jean-Gabriel Pageau has 46 in 26. Shane Prince? 50 in 33. Let's return to earth... a little.