Ottawa Senators Prospects: Bingo on the Ropes
The Binghamton Senators dropped back-to-back games on the weekend to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and now face elimination with a loss on Thursday.
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Ottawa Senators Prosepct Roundup: AHL Playoffs
The Binghamton Senators are facing off against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins in a 4 vs. 5 match-up.
Sens Prospects: AHL Playoff Party!
Binghamton secured a playoff spot this past weekend, but it was no thanks to their latest efforts, which saw them drop back-to-back games in Norfolk. Meanwhile, some Sens prospects excel in playoffs of their own.
Elmira Jackals Round 1 Playoff Preview
The Jackals will face the defending Kelly Cup Champion Florida Everblades in Round One. Here's the lowdown.
Sens Prospects: The Weekend in Binghamton
The Binghamton Senators played hockey last week. I bet you're curious how they did.
Elmira Jackals Weekly Recap, March 21-28, 2013
A look at last week's action for the Elmira Jackals, in which they clinched a berth in the ECHL's Kelly Cup playoffs.
Sens Prospects: Calling on Hoffman
A whirlwind of speculation simmered down on Tuesday afternoon when the Senators announced the call-up of the now-healthy Mike Hoffman from Binghamton.
Elmira Jackals recap, March 14-21
ELMIRA JACKALS (36-23-3-4) 79 Points. Second Place in the Atlantic Division, Fourth in the Eastern Conference THE WEEK THAT WAS (2-1-0-0) March 15: Reading 2, Elmira 0 March 17: Elmira 6,...
Sens Prospects: Chasing the Memorial Cup
The Binghamton Senators had an up-and-down weekend in green kits, Ottawa prospects are headed to the CHL playoffs and I have an update on AHL playoff eligibility.
Elmira Jackals go 1-2-0 last week
Although the week wasn't hugely successful, the ECHL's Elmira Jackals (affiliates of the Ottawa Senators) are still in good standing despite a lot of players called up.
Sens Prospects: Coaching Consistency
Elliotte Friedman shed some light on the Sens' like-minded coaching staff. Meanwhile, Binghamton took on three teams this past weekend and knocked them all down.
Puempel and Noesen Waiting in the Wings
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.
Sens Prospects: Jakub Culek and Bingo
From Jakub Culek's non-starting season to Binghamton's whirlwind campaign, we update you on Sens prospects.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 1: Nikita Filatov
Possessing an elite all-around skill set, the forgotten Filatov tops our list of the Ottawa Senators' best prospects under the age of 25.
Sens Prospect Roundup: February 12, 2013
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.
Top 25 under 25, no. 3: Robin Lehner
Goalie of the future, watch him go! The best goalie prospect the Ottawa Senators have ever had.
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Mika Zibanejad's Twitter Q&A!
Editor's Note: User B_T has done something awesome besides previewing the week to come by compiling a fun Q&A Mika Zibanejad apparently did on Twitter yesterday. Zibanejad decided to take the time...
Top 25 Under 25, no. 4: Jakob Silfverberg
Jakob Silfverberg looked like he was ready for NHL action last season, but elected to return to Sweden for another year. It looks to have been a wise decision.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 5: Jared Cowen
Gone but certainly not forgotten, Jared Cowen won't suit up for the Ottawa Senators this season and he will be sorely missed. He is already one of the best defencemen on this team, and he just turned 22.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 6: Mika Zibanejad
Mika Zibanejad has had a bit of an adventure since being drafted sixth overall at the 2011 NHL entry draft, but he is now giving fans reason for optimism.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 7: Cody Ceci
Cody Ceci was the first-round draft choice of the Ottawa Senators last summer, and he shot up the prospect depth chart and stands at the seventh spot.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 8: Patrick Wiercioch
It has been a roller coaster ride for Patrick Wiercioch but he's finally made it to the show and looks good. He checks in at number eight on our countdown.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 9: Mark Stone
Moving up one spot from last year, Mark Stone finds himself at #9 on our list. By now Sens fans are all familiar with his story: limited by injuries (concussion, broken finger) during his draft...
Sens' Prospect Roundup: Winless in Newfoundland
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.
Top 25 Under 25, no. 12: Stephane Da Costa
When Stephane Da Costa was signed as a free agent by Ottawa a few summers ago, he seemed like a potential solution to Ottawa's then-longstanding need for a second-line centreman. Since then, the Sens have gone out and acquired a bunch of other young
Top 25 Under 25, no. 13: Matt Puempel
Matt Puempel is a goal scorer, pure and simple. Despite the fact that his development has been set back by injuries, he's still among the top snipers in the Ottawa Senators system.
