Let’s call it the three-headed goaltending mystery.
As the intensity of the skating and hitting heats up at Ottawa Senators training camp, so too does the intrigue surrounding who will be in the net for the season opener Saturday against the Winnipeg Jets.
Senators owner Eugene Melnyk has never afraid of making bold statements, but captain Daniel Alfredsson was trying to backpedal from a couple of the owner’s comments Sunday.
There’s a big reward coming for many of the players who toiled in Binghamton during the NHL lockout.
See what the Ottawa Senators’ coach had to say Monday.
Watch as the Senators’ coach runs atom A players through their drills.
For the last couple of weeks, Ottawa Senators coach Paul MacLean and his wife Sharon have been doing something they generally can’t do in September and October: Visiting their three children, sons A.J. and David, daughter Erin.
Robin Lehner is doing his best to deflect attention away from himself after his solid start to the AHL season with the Binghamton Senators. At the same time, however, the Senators promising goaltending prospect says the critics of fellow Swedes Jakob Silfverberg and Mika Zibanajed need to relax and give them time to adapt.
