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Ottawa Senators prospects

The new-look Binghamton Senators

In 2007, the Binghamton Senators organization hit rock bottom, finishing the year with 55 points and a seventh-place finish. It was just two years after their franchise-record 2005 106-point season, where they ran into playoffs with a first-place finish. But in July of 2007, Tim Murray was hired as the

Report: Mike Hoffman to sign with Ottawa Senators tomorrow

According to reports out of News 88.9 fm in Saint John, Ottawa Senators prospect Mike Hoffman is expected to sign an entry-level deal with the team on Friday. No terms on the deal are available yet, but expect it to be a three-year, two-way, entry-level deal. Drafted in the

Is Brian Lee finally ready for the NHL?

After the NHL lockout, the Ottawa Senators got pretty lucky: Against very long odds, the Sens moved up to ninth overall in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, and were poised to make their highest overall pick since 2001. When they drafted Brian Lee, there wasn't much known about

Senators prospect Aneloski blogging the prospect camp

For anyone who hasn't been following the Ottawa Senators player blog recently, I highly recommend you check it out. Prospect defenceman Bryce Aneloski, drafted in the seventh round (196 overall) of the 2010 NHL entry draft, has been blogging just about every day about his experiences at the

Annual Ottawa Senators development camp starts

In case you haven't heard, on Tuesday the Ottawa Senators started their annual development camp. Many of Ottawa's top prospects are attending the camp including Jared Cowen, who did only drills last year because of his leg injury, Robin Lehner, Ottawa's only goalie prospect

Senators acquire D Rundblad, draft four prospects at 2010 NHL Entry Draft

You can always count on Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray to throw a curve ball on draft day. Although the Sens only went into the draft with five picks, Murray still kept fans on their toes by trading away the Senators first-round draft pick (16th overall) to the St. Louis

Senators select Bryce Aneloski in the seventh round

via www.ushl.com With their final pick, the Ottawa Senators picked Bryce Aneloski. He's a 6'2", 205lb offensive defenseman who had a major breakout last year for his USHL team, the Cedar Rapids Roughriders, posting an impressive 54 points (15G, 39A) in 60 games.