Robin Lehner gets the start for the home side.
Based on reviews out of camp so far, it sounds like Lehner has come back ready and refocused after an inconsistent year in 2011/2012. There have been rumbling about attitude problems with Lehner in the past but those seem to be a distant memory at this point. Tim Murray raved about Lehner’s to date and said that guys just haven’t been scoring on him in practice.
Should be interesting to see how that translates during the AHL season. A focused and motivated Lehner is a huge asset for this organization.
The BSens will also dress three highly touted prospects in Jakob Silfverberg, Mika Zibanejad and Mark Stone. All three are expected to be in the mix for spots with the big club and will be eager to impress while in the AHL.
Will try to track down a more complete line up and add it to this post. Tonight is the first of three preseason games for the BSens. They open the regular season on Saturday, October 13.
Not aware of any television coverage of this game but as always, keep an eye on the comment section to see if a stream pops up.
BSens Line Up
Silfverberg-Pageau-Zibanejad
Dziurzynski-Culek-Stone
Cowick-Grant-Peltz
Kramer-Gazely-Downing
Ekford-Blood
Gryba-New
Claesson-Wideman
Lehner
Big league can honestly go screw themselves for a while if we can get televised AHL games.
Two and half weeks before I see them in person....
Possibly Stupid question: Will the team 1200 radio station be broadcasting it?
Last paragraph should answer that question for you.
Ekford-Blood
Gryba-New
Claesson-Wideman
Silfverberg-Pageau-Zibanejad
Dziurzynski-Culek-Stone
Cowick-Grant-Peltz
Kramer-Gazely-Downing
getting ready for the 2nd pre season game i imagine
Hoffman
Prince
Noessen
Puempel
Petersson
Cannone
Wiercioch
So many more names that I'm curious about on top of the ones you've mentioned. I'm unfamiliar with the guys that are in (ie Ekford, Wideman, Peltz, Gazely, Downing).
Having said this, I know some of them are still young (Prince, etc...), and I am not the most familiar with the AHL players...so it is a "noob" opinion from me. I still wish I could see some of those guys play though so that I could compare development levels.
Noesen and Puempel are not AHL eligble, they are playing in their junior teams and Puempel is on a tear already 4G+1A.
The coaching staff already said they are sitting the veterans out for the preseason games to get a look at the rookies, so Hoffman, Petersson, DaCosta, Cannone, Cowen, Benoit are probably aint going to get any or littele preseason time since the coaches already know what they have with those players.
Ekford was a free agent veteran dman signing, Wideman is a good prospect that just finished his NCAA career with Ben Blood, and Downing was a free agent signing as well.
And apparently the preseason games won't be televised so I don't think anyone could get a stream.
Haha good point. I got a little excited there!
He had 27 goals last year between Abbotsford and Lake Erie. He can pot them. Like to see him fight a little more for a guy his size.
sounds as though he's trying to transition into an enforcer role that can play some minutes.
Close this thread...everyt hing has been answered right here :)
(I'm kidding of course...thanks for saving me some google-time).
Not tonight... according to their schedule it's Blue Jay baseball.. yuck...
They will be doing Friday's game. Don't know if we can get Grady Whittenburg up here in Ottawa - can't recall the radio station..... I guess it's just check the B-Sens website for score updates tonight... Disappointing.
Timwrx... we expect updates....lol
Thanks timwrx! are you on twitter by chance?
man, not even local Binghamton radio is covering the game tonight!
nope - nowhere it would seem
Brutal, I was actually looking forward to listening to a hockey game for the first time in a long time.
Same.
Eckford and Zibanejad both have goals to give Bingo a 2-0 lead.
Good to hear..
Where are you finding updates? Even the Bingo website has nothing.
The stream is only slightly better than that Florida game from last season.
Can see the third period here. No audio.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/bsenshockeylive
is there something special that needs to be done after you get on that page?
Yeah it doesn't work for me either, but I have a shitty laptop. I've just been following the twitter feed.
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Just opened the stream now and were in the 3rd
3-3 is the score
Silf 33
Zibby 93
That's all I know...because silf and zibby have dominated everyone...
Silfverberg with a sick wrister on the shootout
Stone and pageau also scored in the shootout
Hope they fix Silfverberg's name on his jersey before the next game.. they have it Silverberg...
That slapshot of his will be very vital on the pp in the future.
Yah that shootout goal by silfverberg was pure laser, the puck was in the net before the goalie even reacted.
GO SENS GO - Gald we didn't trade Zibby this summer - he looks like a beast.
If the lockout is for the whole year then the Bsens wil definitely be the Calder cup winners. One thing that I was worried about for Silf and for Zib was that they would take a long time to get used to the NA game ie: rundblad happy to see that is not the case.
I couldn't watch the stream but Richardson said this about Lehner.
"We saw some really good things... I do like our chances if our goaltender is going to be that solid."
Could be...stream was pretty bad, but Grubauer looked like the better goalie to me (especially in the 2nd period), until silf, stone, and pageau undressed him in the shootout.
Don't get me wrong, I'm actually a Lehner supporter, and I know this is only the first pre-season game...I'm actually rooting for him to come out huge this year in the AHL. I just wasn't impressed with his performance tonight.
Blood really impressed me as well, a big nasty physical damn that can skate as well, skates better than Gryba and is nastier with a bit of an offensive touch that keeps the play simple and gets pucks at the net.
Zibby looked like a man on a mission, skating hard and making plays, looked much more confident than his days in Ottawa.
Silfverberg is like a silent assasin, he just sneaks up on you and boom the puck is in the net.
Stone, he didn't stand out as much but if anything I didn't notice his skating at all, good or bad, he doesn't get caught out of position or behind in the play but also isn't going to beat people with his speed. Scored a great shootout goal though.
Lehner played good considering the inexperienced D he had in front of him
Hoffman- DaCosta- Petersson
Silfverberg- Pageau- Zibby
DD- Cannone- Stone
Cowick- Grant- Huge as man
Cowen- Benoit
Borocop- Beckford
Weircioch- Gryba
Lehner
Senators defeated the Hershey Bears 4-3
in a shootout in their pre-season opener
Wednesday. Jakob Silfverberg and Mika
Zibanejad each scored a goal and added
an assist in regulation.
Tyler Eckford gave the B-Sens the lead at
13:49 of the first. Zibanejad stretched the
lead to 2-0 with a goal at 15:17 of the
same period.
Barry Almeida got the Bears on the board
at 14:36 of the second period, but
Silfverberg put the B-Sens back ahead by
two with a shorthanded tally at the 18:09
mark.
The Bears went on to erase the two-goal
deficit in the third period as Adam
Comrie and Joel Champagne potted goals
at 1:44 and 8:32 respectively.
The game would progress to a
shootout. B-Sens forwards Silfverberg,
Mark Stone and Jean-Gabriel Pageau each
scored on Bears’ netminder Phillip
Grubauer.
Robin Lehner tended goal for Binghamton
turning aside 28 of the 31 shots faced in
regulation.
The B-Sens pre-season schedule
continues Friday as they travel to Hershey
to face the Bears at 7 p.m. Fans can listen
live on “Binghamton’s Classic Hits” BIG
107.5 (WBBI-FM). Voice of the B-Sens
Grady Whittenburg will have the call
beginning 15 minutes before game time
as he hosts Countdown to Faceoff.