The Ottawa Senators won’t make any lineup changes for Thursday’s game against the Washington Capitals.
About Allen Panzeri
After three years of teaching English at the University of British Columbia, Allen Panzeri began his career in journalism in 1979 at the Medicine Hat News, where he covered Kelly Hrudey and the Tigers while learning about block heaters, rodeo, and curling. In 1981, he moved north to the Edmonton Journal, where he covered boxing, the Edmonton Drillers of the North American Soccer League, and the University of Alberta Golden Bears and Pandas for four years, before taking a 10-year hiatus from sports to write editorials, cover primary, secondary, and university education, and watch the beginnings of the Ralph Klein era at the provincial legislature. Traded to the Citizen in 1995, he accepted an offer to return to sports and cover the Ottawa Lynx, lucking into a front-row seat for their 1995 International League championship, and since then has covered the Senators and typed out the occasional article on golf.
It was close, a lot closer than they wanted it to be. But after an emotional day in Boston on Monday amid the bombs at the marathon, the Ottawa Senators dug down and found the spirit they needed to keep themselves on pace for an appearance in the playoffs. They had to sweat the final [...]
The Sens picked up a big win over Carolina on Tuesday to keep pace in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
The Binghamton Senators have signed goaltender Scott Greenham, an Ottawa native, to a professional tryout contract. Greenham, 25, spent most of the 2012-13 regular season with the ECHL’s Bakersfield Condors. In 36 games with the Condors, he had an 11-19-3 record with a 3.39 goals-against average and a .908 save percentage. Greenham, 25, signed a [...]
When Ottawa Senators defenceman Jared Cowen had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left hip in mid-November, the prognosis was that he would be out for six to eight months — which meant he’d likely be gone for the season.
The Ottawa Senators spent much of their time Tuesday morning rehashing Monday’s tragedy in Boston, the cancellation of their game against the Bruins, and their late return to Ottawa after a delay at Logan Airport.
When Ottawa Senators defenceman Jared Cowen had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left hip in mid-November, the prognosis was that he would be out for six to eight months — which meant he’d likely be gone for the season.