Ottawa Senators prospects

I spent a little while yesterday afternoon perusing the worldwide web searching for a "Golden Goal" type commentary of Mika Zibanejad's overtime winner courtesy of a Swedish announcer (Peter had yet to post it). I found it, but also succeeded in tracking down this hilarious and

The last of these updates was made way back in the year 2011, in the days before World Junior blowouts, Robin Lehner's tussle with a referee and Ilya Bryzgalov's extremely publicized tea consumption. It's been a while, and a fair amount has happened, obviously.

With the Senators plagued by injuries to their forward corps, Mike Hoffman has been given the opportunity to step into his first NHL game tonight. He'll suit up in #68 against the Carolina Hurricanes. Hoffman's route to the NHL has been a bit of an unorthodox

In case you were taking a stroll around La Rinconada, Peru over the weekend, (I literally just googled 'very remote places on earth') you likely heard the Senators dealt a second round pick and David Rundblad for Kyle Turris. As a result, Nikita Filatov did not get as

A fairly busy week for Senators' prospects was completely overshadowed on Friday when BSens defenseman Patrick Wiercioch took a puck to the throat on a clearing attempt by a Norfolk defender. Wiercioch was taken immediately to hospital, and later transferred upstate, as Joy Lindsay reported. While thoughts and prayers

It would not seem misplaced to suggest that the campaign of "why is [player] still in Binghamton?" may gradually move on from Nikita Filatov (who made his NHL salary in the press box on Saturday night) to Stephane Da Costa. Indeed, Da Costa has four points after playing