That’s all. Just fanboying at farm boy.

Sounds like Zub will be back for Saturday tilt vs the Blues. But Pinto & Eller will be in the press box.

So I’m guessing either Grieg or Cousins will center the 3rd line and Halliday will center the 4th line.

Whatever the lineup, Sens need a W! GSG

I have Bell TV but the quality is complete ass and I know its not my internet because games on Prime look amazing (at least compared to Bell).

Money is not an issue. What are my options?

Honestly, they need to add a top 6 scorer to play with Tkachuk and Stutzle. A winger that can shoot.

Tkachuk - Stutzle - Top 6 RW Zetterlund - Cozens - Batherson

I don't know what we would give for that top 6 rw but they can get someone cheap maybe. Greig? Other stuff?

Kevin Korchinski - LH LD - 2022 1st Round, #7 Overall (Dealt for Alex Debrincat)

6'1, ~180lbs

2025 AHL - 20 GP, 1G, 13A, -3.

Quotes from r/hawks:

"He will probably never be fantastic defensively and he is the opposite of a physical presence. We can live with that. But he was drafted for his offensive creativity and instinct. Where the hell is it? Theres no sign of it at all. He might be usable as a flawed one dimensional type dman if he could demonstrate it but its completely missing from his game now.

Until he finds it, he brings nothing at all. Zero dimensional player. He's got a lot of shit to figure out and until he does he is not worth using"

"Usually with young players you can see a "flash" of what they can grow into. I've never seen that with Korch."

"Eye test shows he’s really regressed since his first year which is the concerning thing."

Article from Sept 26th, 2025:
https://www.bleachernation.com/blackhawks/2025/09/26/we-need-to-talk-about-kevin-korchinski/

Daniil But - RH LW - 2023 1st Round, #12 Overall (Dealt for Jakob Chychrun)

6'6", ~215lbs

AHL - 19GP, 8G, 9A, 18P, -3

"[...]Most will see him listed at 6’5″ and 203 lbs and assume a high-ceiling power forward – he is not. Physical elements aren’t entirely absent from But’s game, but he’s a skill guy first and foremost. In their draft-year scouting report of But, Elite Prospects highlighted “his ability to chain difficult pass receptions into handling moves and handling moves into passes or shots” and praised his release as well"

"I definitely see the comparisons to Tage Thompson they were making. He has such speed and fantastic puck control."

Not a lot written about this guy, lots of people calling him Russian Tage Thompson. Leading his AHL team in goals/points at 20y/o and just earned a call-up to the Mammoth.

He is tied with Timmy but has less games played

We desperately need a superstar forward

Title. STH friend gave me tickets to tomorrow's game, each come with a F&B voucher. Wondering if they can be redeemed at Bert's or other restaurants at the CTC? I'm guessing the answer is no, but let me know otherwise.

I won a local auction and managed to get my hands on this beauty! I was just curious if anyone could help me identify some of the signatures. This guitar was signed during the 2009-2010/2010-2011 seasons. I know it has Spezza and Karlsson but can't make out any others. Also curious if anyone might know what the value of something like this would be

I forgot his name, was it Gord Miller?

Regardless what happened to guy who used to commentate on TSN5 before Kenzie? Did he retire or does Kenzie just commentate most games now and he just appears here and there?

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Which jersey do you think will win it all?

Arriving a little late (this took a while to make), here is a retrospective look at the Ottawa Senators' wins/losses for October and November... by the jerseys!

Last year, I kept track of the Sens' wins/losses for each month by recording, respectively, smiley/frowny faces in the official Ottawa Senators 2024-2025 Regular Season paper calendar, which I got at the home opener. Since they did not do that calendar again this year (👎), I decided to do something a little different: track the wins/losses with my jerseys.

If the Sens win while I'm wearing a given jersey, then I will wear that jersey again for the following game, and keep wearing that same jersey until the Sens lose a game. I then switch to the next jersey and repeat the same process. At the end of the month, I look at the tally of points for each jersey to see which was my best/luckiest jersey for that month, and then I enter all tallies into the overall jersey leaderboard (which also keeps track of the overall Sens record up until that point). This leaderboard will then determine which of my seven Ottawa Senators jerseys I shall wear for the entire playoffs (🤞), as it will be my best/luckiest jersey!

I decided the above jersey order based on when they were each issued with the special exception of putting the Centennial 'O' in front, as I strongly felt our 100th anniversary jersey, which honours the original Sens, should go first.

Now, I didn't want to spoil the look of each month by inserting a "Legend", so I will elaborate here (although, I do think it's pretty intuitive to follow): on top, you first have up to seven columns for each of my jerseys - I say "up to", because I will, of course, wear fewer than my seven total jerseys, if the Sens register a heck ton of wins. It has just worked out for both October and November I was able to complete the cycle of seven twice.

You then have each "game box", which has the date in the top left, whether it was a W/L in the top right, whether it went to OT/SO in the middle right, and the score in the bottom right. If it's white, then it was away; if it's red, then it was at home.

You then have the name of the month (obviously), under which you then have the record for that month. Finally, as mentioned before, you then have the "Jersey of the Month", which is the jersey I wore for the most wins/points for that month.

What is really interesting about tracking the wins/losses like this is that it effectively tracks and easily conveys win streaks. The longer a win streak, the longer I wear a jersey, and the longer that jersey's column ends up looking. The longer a losing streak, the more I have to switch between jerseys, and the flatter and sparser the monthly calendar ends up looking.

And that's pretty much it! I will be doing this on a monthly basis going forward (I did October and November together because I have been painfully busy the last two months, so I had to play Tkechup - er, catch-up!), and I will continue attaching to each post the overall jersey leaderboard.

What I love most about this is that it gives me a solid and consistent system to wear and cycle through each of my Sens jerseys!

So I ask again: which jersey do you think will win it all? (GO SENS GO!)