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Ottawa Senators prospects

Senators Prospects: Rookie Camping

On Tuesday afternoon, the Ottawa Senators announced the 23-man roster to compete at the annual rookie tournament, held this year in Oshawa. The tournament is a yearly tease for the return of hockey and, barring a visit to Oshawa, is quite inaccessible for fans. While we have been limited to

Senators Prospects: The goaltenders

It’s a disheartening number of days until The Paul MacLean directs the boys in two-hundred foot play at The Joe. However, in between then and now is the rookie tournament (this year in Oshawa) and training camp. That means there’s scarcely more than a month until Nick Foligno

Ottawa Senators Prospect Update: The Plan

It has been a long time since there was this much genuine excitement over the future of the Ottawa Senators. The sentiment has been thrown around a lot, ever since our ‘bad guys’ were traded to go down south and (in no particular order) went on to either: 1. Live

Senators sign Mika Zibanejad to entry-level contract

The Ottawa Senators announced today that they have signed Mika Zibanejad to a 3 year entry-level contract. Zibanejad was drafted sixth overall in this year's NHL Entry Draft. Although most suspect that Zibanejad will return to Djurgardens of the SEL this year, this contract gives the Senators the

Silver Seven is "hiring" a Prospect Correspondent!

Some of you may have seen the recent announcement of Crooklyn Banks' departure from the writers' ranks here at Silver Seven, which was too bad. But the good thing is it mean there's now an opening in the roster for a prospect correspondent, and we'

From the Ottawa Senators Development Camp: Mike Hoffman

When Mike Hoffman was drafted in the fifth round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, not much was made of it despite the fact that the centreman scored 94P in 62GP with the QMJHL's Drummondville Voltigeurs. When he scored 85P in 56GP with the Saint John Sea Dogs

From the Ottawa Senators Development Camp: Team Blue wins 3-on-3 tourney

This morning I caught my first glimpse of this year's batch of Ottawa Senators prospects as they suited up for a 3-on-3 tournament on the final day of development camp. Players were split into six teams and played a round-robin half-ice tourney, the top four teams through the