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Silver Seven Roundtable: 2011 NHL Entry Draft Predictions

Editor's note: these predictions are purely based on gut feeling and trying to put our brain inside of the head of Bryan Murray. It's kind of like the movie "Being John Malkovich," except with less John Cusack. 1) Who do you think the Senators

Silver lining: Binghamton wins the Calder Cup, 3-2 over Houston Aeros

Wow. Where do you even start a recap for a game like this? A game that represented the culmination of a season's worth of frustration and adversity for Ottawa's AHL affiliate? At one point this season, they weren't even in playoff position. The Ottawa

Binghamton beats Houston 4-2, one win away from Calder Cup

In every long playoff run, a team will ask their goaltender to steal a game or two along the way, and in Game Five the Binghamton Senators asked--and Robin Lehner delivered. The rookie goaltender stopped 41 of 43 shots faced to guide the B-Sens to a 4-2 victory over the

Binghamton's offense returns, Sens win 3-0 over Aeros

Don't look now, but the Binghamton Senators are back to playing hockey the same way that got them to the Calder Cup finals. The new line shakeup for Binghamton got off to a great start in the first period, as Binghamton played their best hockey in the Calder

Binghamton falls 2-1 in game three

The Binghamton Senators knew they'd have to come out strong in game three against the Houston Aeros, and they did. But they failed to realize that intensity had to be continued through the second period, too, and by the time they tried to fight back into the game

Binghamton ties series with 2-1 OT win

The Binghamton Senators managed to hold off a strong Houston Aeros push in the third period to force Game Two of the Calder Cup Final to overtime, and 7:54 into the extra frame, forward Jim O'Brien beat Matt Hackett to give the B-Sens the win and tie

Binghamton loses game one to Houston, 3-1

Houston's defense was able to completely shut down Binghamton in game one. The first period was a goaltending battle, as both rookies were perfect in the first 20 minutes of the Calder Cup Finals. The Aeros took the lead in shots after the end of the first, 11-8.