Ottawa Senators off-season talk

DirtyDave wrote:Rutuu Kelly Neil is the third line.. this is one thing that won't change.. unless one of them gets traded.

SpezDispenser wrote:

111519 wrote:I think chicago looses to vancouver and they are in cap trouble. I would love to see:

To Chicago

kuba
foligno
lee

To Ottawa

campbell
ladd


Michalek Spezza Regin
Ladd Cullen Alfie
Fisher Winchester Kovalev
Rutuu Kelly Neil

Campbell Phillips
Karlsson Campoli
Gryba Carkner

Who thinks that team couldn't win the cup.

Ladd would be expensive as an RFA. Otherwise, yeah, that's doable. I doubt Chicago trades him or Sharp, but you never know.

I'd still rather their 1st rounder or Sharpie though.

SpezDispenser wrote:Yeah, 2-2.5 sounds right. That could happen actually, that's intriguing.

RobbyJ wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:Yeah, 2-2.5 sounds right. That could happen actually, that's intriguing.

I think 17G and 21A might get a little bit more than that if they want to eat a couple of UFA years as well.

RobbyJ wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:Yeah, 2-2.5 sounds right. That could happen actually, that's intriguing.

I think 17G and 21A might get a little bit more than that if they want to eat a couple of UFA years as well.

SpezDispenser wrote:http://www.hclugano.ch/welcome.cfm?lingua=de

Hennessy signs in the Swiss League.

The Hockey Club Lugano announced that he and the 25-year-old American striker Josh Hennessy cm, 90 kg), with a one-year contract, has committed 183 (.

Hennessy is a skilled center with excellent walking ability, and quick as quick off the mark . In specialist circles, he is also an extraordinary competitive spirit certified. In addition, he has an excellent and exemplary professional approach. That is why he works at every change using rock hard for the team success.

From a young age his decisions were groundbreaking in that sense:

Hennessy was Brockton (Massachusetts) was born in. At the tender age of 16 he has the adventure that is in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, the North American junior leagues preferred . He looked a different reality and hockey language other face.

With the Quebec Remparts (2001-2005), he has played especially in the spotlight and also the role of the Captains ('C') deserves.

In 2003 he became the second NHL Draft Round by the San Jose Sharks pulled in. After all, he has worked in the AHL before there first and the colors of the Cleveland Barons and during four years of the Binghamton Senators worn.

Overall, Hennessy has 20 in his career with the NHL Ottawa Senators and 369 AHL games (123 goals, 153 assists) in dispute.

The contractual arrangement with the HCL contains a clause that in a one-way NHL contract offer allows Hennessy, withdraw from the contract.

SpezDispenser wrote:http://www.hclugano.ch/welcome.cfm?lingua=de

Hennessy signs in the Swiss League.

SpezDispenser wrote:http://www.hclugano.ch/welcome.cfm?lingua=de

Hennessy signs in the Swiss League.

SpezDispenser wrote:In all seriousness, that's 30 goals and 60 points (or something) gone from Bingo, hopefully Daughavins can step up and take that mantle because I doubt any of the young rookies can do it.

Petersson maybe. That would be siiiiick.

SpezDispenser wrote:In all seriousness, that's 30 goals and 60 points (or something) gone from Bingo, hopefully Daughavins can step up and take that mantle because I doubt any of the young rookies can do it.

Petersson maybe. That would be siiiiick.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:In all seriousness, that's 30 goals and 60 points (or something) gone from Bingo, hopefully Daughavins can step up and take that mantle because I doubt any of the young rookies can do it.

Petersson maybe. That would be siiiiick.

I know Murray has said that Bingo is there just to develop the young guys and put them on the NHL roster but losing year after year can't be helping develop a winning culture. He's got to go out and get some talent for that team and not think only about putting potential NHLers down there to wait for their opportunity. Sign some AHL journeymen like another Hamel type of guy. Fill in the roster with some Veteran AHL players that can produce at that level. I really believe Murray needs to build a contender down there if he hopes to develop his prospects with a winning mentality.

I'm not saying do it in such a way that takes spots away from the prospects either. I'm sure you can have a winning farm team and still develop the young guys.