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Ottawa Senators prospects

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.

With their sixth round pick, the Ottawa Senators select Mark Stone

The Senators went for another forward with their sixth round pick, grabbing right wing Mark Stone. He played the last two years for the Brandon Wheat Kings in the WHL. Pros: * He's 6'3" and weighs 182lbs. * Is another forward to add to the prospect pool.

Ottawa's fourth round pick is Markus Sorensen

With their fourth round pick (106 overall), Ottawa selected Markus Sorensen, a right-winger from Sweden. Just 18 years old, he is 5'11" and 161 pounds. Sorensen's coming off a season with the junior Södertälje SK squad in the Swedish league. Judging by the lack of

Senators select Jakob Culek 76th overall

The Senators apparently felt that the 76th pick this year was worth keeping, and they used it on Jakob Culek, a forward from the QMJHL. Culek, a Czech, is 6'4" and 195, so size is clearly going to be one of his assets. NHL.com has some

Senators pick up David Rundblad, send 16th overall pick to St. Louis

Ottawa GM Bryan Murray decided to trade the 16th pick in this year's draft for last year's 17th pick, defenseman David Rundblad. Murray explained the decision was based on two factors: The team's strong scouting connection to him -- team scout Anders Forsberg will