Wednesday May 30 | Silver Seven
Silver Nuggets: Nick Foligno as Top-Six Talent
Yesterday I wrote about the need for true second line talent. I finished the post by asking what players the Senators should target either through free agency or trade.
Senators winger Nick Foligno will attract plenty of interest if the team decides to try and trade him.
Who Is Ready To Step In Next Year For The Senators?
Mark Stone will be among a handful of players looking to make the jump to the NHL this season Mandatory Credit: Bruce Fedyck-US PRESSWIRE There will be openings on the NHL roster for the Senators, and unless Bryan Murray goes shopping at Free Agency to fill them, there will be opportunity for a couple of the Senators' top prospects to step in and ... (more)
Local hockey association, restaurant contribute to Janis Foligno Foundation
The Walden Minor Hockey Association presented $10,071, raised through the association's Pink in the Rink event, to the Janis Foligno Foundation May 16 during an announcement of another fundraiser for the foundation at Pat and Mario's Restaurant.
Silver Nuggets: Curious Case of Peter Regin
A couple of weeks ago the Senators made a small move, resigning Peter Regin to a contract worth a little bit less than what he had previously been making.
Starman: The Hockey Shot Blocking Debate
Michael Del Zotto #4 of the New York Rangers attempts to block the puck against Nick Foligno #71 of the Ottawa Senators in Game One of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals during the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Madison Square Garden on April 12, 2012 in New York City.
Eleven-year-old Ryan Patterson didn't have much to say about meeting five NHL stars May 15, but the grin on his face seemed to say it all.
2012 NHL Entry Draft: Tanner Pearson Prospect Profile
Yes, this is Silver Seven Sens' second prospect profile leading up to the NHL Entry Draft at the Consol Energy Centre in Pittsburgh.
Forward Thinking - Regin Signing Creates Logjam Up Front For Senators
Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray began taking care of off-season business this week when he re-signed potential unrestricted free agent Peter Regin to a 1 way, 1 year deal.A Regin took a pay cut of over $200,000 from what he made last year to stay in Ottawa.
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