As a seventh-round draft pick, Colin Greening has overcome many challenges on the road to living his National Hockey League dream.
Now the Ottawa Senators rookie forward is lending his name to a more important cause.
The 25-year-old Newfound...
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January 31, 2012
The big news from yesterday’s practice in Boston pertained to the health of two of Ottawa’s centers. After lengthy period of time in which there were very few and relevant updates on the Peter Regin, the Senators organization revealed that the Danish center underwent a successful surgical procedure on his left shoulder that will keep him out of action for the next four to six...
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February 01, 2012
A: Anderson…
Just as I was getting to ready to use some digital ink commenting on how Craig Anderson needs to keep up his recent play for the Senators to have any sustained success, he then let Dennis Seidenberg’s shot in from center ice. I think it’s in everyone’s best interests if I move on to something else.
B: Bibi’s 50-percent
At the conclusion of this weekendâ...
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January 31, 2012
The stars of the National Hockey league took over the city of Ottawa this weekend, from Thursday to Sunday the city was a special buzz. There were lots of parties going on and events to take part in, such as Fan Fair in downtown Ottawa. Maybe players enjoyed the night life of the market and entertained fans at local bars. The All-star Weekend was a great for the Ottawa people who...
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January 31, 2012
from Ian Mendes of Sportsnet, It has taken nearly a decade, but the Ottawa Senators have finally found the right coach for their star centre. But that’s not to say that the relationship between Spezza and MacLean is always rosy. In fact, both of them told me that they have passionate - and sometimes heated - debates about how the game should be played behind closed doors.
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February 02, 2012
In his latest blog that has been posted over on TSN's website, former NHL referee Kerry Fraser responded to the concerns of the tinfoil hat wearing Senators fans who, for whatever reason, believed that a former league official would assure them that the fix was in. That in this case, two professional referees – Tim Peel and Dan O’Rourke – conspired and willingly ignored...
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February 01, 2012
from Ken Warren of the Ottawa Citizen at Canada.com, The history between (Paul) MacLean and (Dan) O’Rourke goes back to Jan. 21, when the Senators lost 2-1 to the Anaheim Ducks. Immediately after that game, MacLean said O’Rourke told him that defenceman Erik Karlsson was “a diver,” which was the reason he didn’t call a penalty when Karlsson was knocked...
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February 01, 2012
The Ottawa senators have now dropped their 4 games in a row, a team that was riding high not long ago. The Senators traveled to Boston to face off with the Bruins last night, in a playoff type atmosphere, hard hitting, couple of fights, goals and a very loud crowd. Might have a atmosphere a little intimidating for the senators team, as they saw their 3-1 lead evaporate into thin...
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January 31, 2012
Did you think the All-Star game was fun, but probably could have used a little bit more... fighting? Well, you may be right. And you may be getting your wish on Tuesday with teams led by Zdeno Chara and Daniel Alfredsson doing battle once again. NESN Nation's Dan Duquette is noticing a couple of similarities and differences between this game and the last time the two captains...
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January 31, 2012
Hey everyone, meaningful hockey is back! I'm so damn happy. Finally all the All-Star Game ******** is behind us. Skills competitions, fantastic bro hugs and the uselessness of the actual game itself are all a thing of the past. Now we can finally focused on the second half of the season and what the Bruins need to do to gear up for the playoffs. The first thing on that list?...
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January 31, 2012
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The Ottawa Senators and Boston Bruins engaged in another wild hockey game at TD Garden on Tuesday night, but lost in the 4-3 regulation victory for the hometown team was another questionable officiating performance, one that finally sent head coach Paul MacLean over the top.
Ottawa's bench boss has remained virtually...
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February 02, 2012
While the Ottawa Senators are coming closer to falling out of playoff position, the New York Islanders are making a push to get into it.
Ottawa looks to avoid matching its longest losing streak of the season Friday night as it tries to prevent the visiting Islanders from continuing their recent surge.
The Senators have lost four straight - all in regulation - after going 13-2-2...
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January 31, 2012
It was a second match up in as many days for Zdeno Chara and Daniel Alfredsson, but this time, it wasn’t a friendly. Ottawa’s 4-3 loss to the Boston Bruins was fast-paced and salty, with a good measure of physicality which shows that we are very clearly in the second half of the season. The break is over and done with, and as Ottawa looks ahead to the last 30 games of...
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February 01, 2012
At long last, their long and winding road has reached the front doors of Scotiabank Place.
Now it's up to the Ottawa Senators to make the most of their longest homestand of the season. Good timing for that, too, given that they're carrying a fo...
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January 31, 2012
The NHL 2012 All-Star Weekend was about the stars, but it was really all about Alfie. Ottawa’s love affair with its superstar NHL player encompasses every aspect of what makes a love story great: a long term relationship, ups and downs, heart, integrity, pride and lots of great memories. More of these memories were made during the NHL 2012 All-Star Weekend, with Ottawa and...
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February 01, 2012
When the Ottawa Senators find themselves a goaltender on whom they can rely, they're going to be a tough team beat.
Actually, they were pretty tough to beat tonight and, if not for ridiculously bad goal given up by Craig Anderson to Dennis ...
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