Matt Puempel and Stefan Noesen aren't in the NHL, yet. And, when it comes to hockey prospects, out of sight is almost never out of mind.

From Jakub Culek's non-starting season to Binghamton's whirlwind campaign, we update you on Sens prospects.

Owners of the best record in the AHL's East Division, Binghamton visited Adirondack and Hershey last week, before playing host to the Albany Devils for the B-Sens Do It For Daron "Power to the Purple" night.

The Senators didn't look their best on the weekend, but prospects have a way of offering unfettered hope and optimism. So long as you excuse Binghamton's 0-2 record in Newfoundland.

Jean-Gabriel Pageau was taken in the fourth round by the Senators back in the 2011 draft and has already made the jump to the AHL. The bigger question is what's to come.

The Binghamton Senators have hardly missed a step, despite losing some big names to Ottawa. Here's a look at who's stepped up in their absence and what's still to come.

Luke Richardson's first season as bench boss of Binghamton's Senators is half-way done, with the team second in the league, sporting a record of 23-8-4. Yet, Richardson still has some work to do with this team, and some big challenges await.

Bobby and Mark take a moment to chillax and talk about Binghamton, and how Ottawa's decisions could affect its farm team--and prospect development.

Get yourself ready for NHL GDTs by getting into shape with some B-Sens GDTs!

Robin Lehner is apparently of the belief that his entry-level contract will be up after this season, even though most others think it'll carry forward for another year. Either way, Lehner's leaving no doubt about his desire to play for Ottawa.