Draft Day on SensChirp
(UPDATE 2:53 PM)- With the 37th pick, the Senators moved up to draft goaltender Mads Sogaard. The 6’8 goalie spent last year with Medicine Hat in the WHL. He is considered by many to
Senators Sign Hogberg for Two Years
The already crowded goalie crease just got a little more congested. Today, the Senators announced that they have signed Marcus Hogberg to a two year deal. It’s a two-way deal next season and a
Senators Prepare for Friday’s Draft
Two more sleeps. That’s all that separates us from one of the most exciting days on the NHL calendar. It feels like just yesterday I was struggling to watch 60 minutes of hockey between
Monday News and Notes
Okay, so maybe it wasn’t quite the “opening of the floodgates” we were all expecting. It’s been four long days since the Senators signed Morgan Klimchuk to a one year, two-way deal and Sens
Senators Sign Klimchuk to One Year Deal
Now that the most boring postseason in NHL history has mercifully reached a long-awaited conclusion, the real fun can begin. Maybe it was because the regular season was entirely awful, maybe it’s because the
Karlsson Open to Ottawa Return?
It’s June 4th. The Stanley Cup Final is in full swing but for 29 other teams across the National Hockey League, these are quiet times. The combine is over. The entry draft is still
Nilsson Signed to Two Year Deal
Pierre Dorion is slowly crossing items off of his summer To Do list. Today, the Senators announced they have signed goaltender Anders Nilsson to a two year deal worth $2.6 million per season. He’ll
Senators Sign Norris to Entry-Level Deal
There have been some painful departures over the last nine months or so but there’s no doubt the Ottawa Senators have this rebuild pointed in the right direction. A once-depleted prospect pool is now
Senators Complete Head Coach Interviews
The Ottawa Senators appear to be closing in on their choice for Head Coach. The insiders seem to be mostly guessing at the timeline but what is clear is that Pierre Dorion has completed
Report- Spezza Open to an Ottawa Return
Maybe you can go home again? According to an article by Pierre LeBrun over on The Athletic, long-time Senator and UFA-to-be Jason Spezza is at least open to the idea of a return to
Monday News and Notes
While the NBA has stolen the spotlight in Canadian sports, the NHL playoffs are apparently still happening. In the Western Conference, the San Jose Sharks appear to be making light work of the St.
Ruszkowski Out as Chief Operating Officer
Under normal circumstances, the voluntary departure of an NHL team’s Chief Operating Officer wouldn’t exactly be news worthy. But as we’ve seen over the last 24 months, the words normal circumstances really don’t apply
