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Senators' Prospect Roundup: December 12, 2011

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

Senators' Prospect Roundup December 5, 2011

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

Senators' Prospect Roundup: November 29, 2011

For the Senators in general, and for prospect corresponding in particular, the biggest news of the week was Stephane Da Costa riding a limo to Binghamton while Nikita Filatov was cruising in the other direction, to do whatever it takes to stay. It may take rebounds. However, Da Costa does

Senators' Prospect Roundup

The Binghamton Senators started the season in the same manner as the big club: with back-to-back losses on a Friday and Saturday night. However, the team rebounded somewhat this past weekend with an overtime loss, followed by two wins. Three games in three days is unheard of in the NHL,

TSN feature on prospect Darren Kramer to air tonight

Tonight, TSN will be airing a special feature on Ottawa Senators Darren Kramer before the Jets/Hawks match-up. You might be thinking to yourself, "Wait, of all the Senators' prospects... why Darren Kramer?" Well, that's because the point of the feature is not to focus

David Rundblad set to make NHL debut tonight

Over the past 12 months, I'm not sure any Ottawa Senators prospect has received as much hype as David Rundblad. Rundblad wasn't a top-ten pick like Jared Cowen or Mika Zibanejad, but his stellar play in Sweden has had Senators fans salivating for a while. Tonight,

Binghamton Senators: 2011-2012 Edition

Farm teams are often the unjustly neglected member of the family. When the big club is considered in the running for Lord Stanley, it casts a substantial shadow, certainly big enough to trivialize the quest for the Calder. However, things were different in Ottawa this last season, and rightly so.