According to Eugene Melnyk, the NHL lockout dragged on so long, the Senators owner felt he need to “reintroduce myself.”
For many years, Ottawa Senators goaltender Robin Lehner talked a big game. Now, it would seem, he’s ready to let his game do the talking.
If the NHL offers any further apologies for itself, Gary Bettman will be the next guest on Oprah Winfrey’s couch.
Just how glad were Ottawa Senators players that the lockout ended?
Take the reaction of left winger Milan Michalek.
After five solid years of drafting under general manager Bryan Murray, the Ottawa Senators are poised to reap some rewards. They have a raft of young players in Binghamton ready to make the jump to the NHL, so coach Paul MacLean will have plenty to choose from when he assembles his team for this lockout-shortened season.
For more than six months, Marc Methot has waited patiently for the chance to play alongside Norris Trophy winning defenceman Erik Karlsson on the Ottawa Senators blueline.
Depth and goaltending will be huge factors