Hockey Is (Almost) Back
While the question of where remains unanswered, the Senators are coming back. Earlier tonight, the NHL and NHLPA reached an agreement on a 56-game season with a January 13th start date. Training Camps would
Stuetzle Talks World Juniors, Upcoming NHL Season
In just a week from now, the eyes of the hockey world will turn to Edmonton, Alberta. Even without fans in the rink, the 2021 World Junior tournament figures to be one of the
Dorion Speaks on TSN 1200
In another sign that a new NHL season isn’t far off, the General Manager of the Ottawa Senators made a rare appearance on TSN1200 today. The wide-ranging interview covered all sorts of topics ahead
Clock Ticking on NHL’s Return to Play Plans
If everything goes according to plan, which is probably a silly thing to even suggest in a year like 2020, we’ll be watching hockey again soon. Sometime in January, you’ll scramble to find the
The SensChirp Podcast- Episode 11
Episode 10 took The SensChirp Podcast to new heights. Bruce Garrioch, who may actually own the podcast now, covered a range of topics of interest to Sens fans in a level of detail rarely
Four Senators Headed to the World Juniors
While the NHL stumbles their way over, around and through the various hurdles standing in the way of a new season, there is competitive hockey on the horizon. The 2021 World Junior Tournament starts
Pinto Continues Strong Start for UND
This is going to be difficult for some of you to hear. It’s going to go against much of what you read on social media in the aftermath of the 2019 NHL Entry Draft.
NHL Working Towards a Return to Play
The waiting game is almost over. While there has still been no official announcement from the league and the Board of Governors still have to approve the plan, it does sound like we are
The SensChirp Podcast- Episode 10 (ft. Bruce Garrioch)
When I was younger, I sent an email to my favourite sports writer. I was in a one-year Communications program at Algonquin College at the time. I had short-term goals of getting into Carleton
NHL Inches Toward a New Season
It’s been so long. It was March 11th, actually. The Senators lost a late night game to the Los Angeles Kings. We didn’t know it at the time but when the final horn sounded,
Monday News and Notes
After nine months without Sens hockey, it’s safe to say we were all getting pretty desperate. And that probably explains why the first three games of North Dakota’s season have basically been treated like
Jake Sanderson Dominates for UND
It’s not supposed to look this easy. For an 18-year old defenceman, the transition to NCAA hockey is often a tough one. There are grown men playing in that league and the strength difference
