Bingo Sens Talk

We missed the boat on Cunneyworth? I didn't realize, where is he?

Oh, with Hamilton, I didn't realize that.

SpezDispenser wrote:We missed the boat on Cunneyworth? I didn't realize, where is he?

Oh, with Hamilton, I didn't realize that.

yeah....habs got him, and no doubt ol' Jacques may have had something to do with that

Michallica wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:We missed the boat on Cunneyworth? I didn't realize, where is he?

Oh, with Hamilton, I didn't realize that.

yeah....habs got him, and no doubt ol' Jacques may have had something to do with that

Maybe, but coaching the Habs is a precarious position usually, I'm sure Cunney has his eyes on Jacques job.

SpezDispenser wrote:

Michallica wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:We missed the boat on Cunneyworth? I didn't realize, where is he?

Oh, with Hamilton, I didn't realize that.

yeah....habs got him, and no doubt ol' Jacques may have had something to do with that

Maybe, but coaching the Habs is a precarious position usually, I'm sure Cunney has his eyes on Jacques job.

Muller has dibs on that I think, but yeah I bet Cunny thinks that's a better shot than taking Clouston's job.

SpezDispenser wrote:Trying to put together the lines for Bingo:

Forwards:

Hoffman-Locke-Keller/Butler
Daugavins-Greening-Wick
Cowick-O'Brien-Butler/Keller
Dziurzynski-Bass-Condra
Bailey extra

Defense:

Smith-Gryba
Wiercioch-Schira
Kinrade- _________

Goal:

Brodeur
Lehner

Coach:

Big question mark here.

I would switch your 3rd/4th lines a bit, and go with

Cowick - Condra - Butler
Dziurzynski/Bailey - Bass - O'Brien

That way our third is more of a 2 way threat. Everyone on there is solid defensively as well, but can also score. Condra being a bit more on the playmaking side, Cowick the powerforward and Butler the sniper. And then 3 defensive grinders on the 4th. Granted it's also setting up O'brien for another year of subpar points.

I like that more actually. I couldn't decide which way to go.

Don't forget Brust in goal....

http://www.examiner.com/x-26121-Binghamton-Senators-Examiner~y2010m7d27-BSens-add-third-goalie-with-signing-of-Brust

Is Brust for the ECHL in case of injuries, or is he there to push Lehner and Brodeur?

Well one of Elliott or Leclaire won't be there next year. I'd imagine Brodeur is the call up for when Leclaire gets injured this year, but I fully expect Lehner to be backing up next year. Backing up who is the question, but I think Brodeur gets his playing time in this year so he can maybe get a full-time NHL gig with another team next year.

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=29682

Sens get their enforcer to replace Yabo in Bingo.

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=51258

David Hale signed for the B-Sens. Don't know that much about him, but I understand he's a crease-clearer and a tough guy D-man.

Perfect veteran defenceman for Bingo. I think you'll see him end up playing some time with Wiercioch.

SpezDispenser wrote:http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=51258

David Hale signed for the B-Sens. Don't know that much about him, but I understand he's a crease-clearer and a tough guy D-man.

Excellent, excellent signing -- both for Bingo, and for the Sens' overall depth. Love that it's two-way.

Hale is perfectly capable of playing on the 3rd pairing in the NHL -- and that's a handy thing to have around when you're gearing up for a playoff run. He will almost certainly see time with the Sens at some point this season, probably as a call-up for injuries.

We also signed Lessard today...

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=329540

Also a 1-year contract.

Good news about Hale, I figured it might be a decent player based on the stats, but it's good to hear that he's a perfect fit down there.

The Ottawa Senators announced today they have re-signed defenceman Geoff Kinrade to a one-year, two-way contract.

Kinrade, 25, spent the the 2009-10 season with Ottawa’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Binghamton Senators, recording professional highs in goals (seven), assists (20) and points (27) while accumulating 59 penalty minutes in a career-high 76 games. He ranked first among B-Sens and finished tied for 14th in the AHL in plus/minus with a +27 rating

Hobiesens wrote:The Ottawa Senators announced today they have re-signed defenceman Geoff Kinrade to a one-year, two-way contract.

Kinrade, 25, spent the the 2009-10 season with Ottawa’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Binghamton Senators, recording professional highs in goals (seven), assists (20) and points (27) while accumulating 59 penalty minutes in a career-high 76 games. He ranked first among B-Sens and finished tied for 14th in the AHL in plus/minus with a +27 rating

sweet. both bingo and ottawa rosters are rounding out now. I still feel if michalek and/or kovalev are healed up by season opener, both butler and wick are going to bingo.

Michallica wrote:

Hobiesens wrote:The Ottawa Senators announced today they have re-signed defenceman Geoff Kinrade to a one-year, two-way contract.

Kinrade, 25, spent the the 2009-10 season with Ottawa’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Binghamton Senators, recording professional highs in goals (seven), assists (20) and points (27) while accumulating 59 penalty minutes in a career-high 76 games. He ranked first among B-Sens and finished tied for 14th in the AHL in plus/minus with a +27 rating

sweet. both bingo and ottawa rosters are rounding out now. I still feel if michalek and/or kovalev are healed up by season opener, both butler and wick are going to bingo.

Bingo roster is rounding out but they still don't have a coach. It's August 5th already!