NHL’s 5 Best National Anthem Singers of All-Time
On a mid-February evening in 2025, I stood in a dusty Mexican bar filled to the brim with Canadians, belting out the lyrics to O Canada. All of us were…
Category Archives: Senators History
Today in Hockey History: Dec. 16
Yesterday in Hockey History: Dec. 15 Tomorrow in Hockey History: Dec. 17 There is little doubt that the city of Montreal is responsible for some of the biggest moments and…
Today in Hockey History: Dec. 9
Yesterday in Hockey History: Dec. 8 Tomorrow in Hockey History: Dec. 10 This has been a very busy date in the history of the National Hockey League. The theme of…
Today in Hockey History: Dec. 6
Yesterday in Hockey History: Dec. 5 Tomorrow in Hockey History: Dec. 7 The greatest player to ever skate in the National Hockey League set another one of his numerous records…
Today in Hockey History: Nov. 29
Yesterday in Hockey History: Nov. 28 Tomorrow in Hockey History: Nov. 30 One of the most important buildings in the history of the National Hockey League hosted its first-ever game…
Revisiting the Alexei Yashin Era with the Ottawa Senators
If you followed the Ottawa Senators in the mid-to-late 1990s, you didn’t just know the name Alexei Yashin—you felt his presence. He was the team’s first real star, the player…
3 Forgotten Ottawa Senators Goalies Who Left a Mark
If you’ve followed the Ottawa Senators throughout the years, you’ve seen the goalie carousel spin more than a few times. Sure, names like Craig Anderson, Dominik Hasek, and Patrick Lalime…
Revisiting the Ottawa Senators’ 2020 Draft Class
When looking back at the Ottawa Senators’ 2020 draft class, it’s easy to make the argument that it is one of the best in the franchise’s 33-year history. It features…
Frank McGee, the Senators’ First Franchise Player
On Oct. 8, 1992, the Ottawa Senators hit the ice for the first time in nearly 60 years, joining the modern NHL as an expansion team. Since then, the team…
How Alexandre Daigle’s Throwaway Line Shaped Chris Pronger’s NHL Career
In 1993, the Ottawa Senators were a young franchise looking for a savior. They believed they’d found one in Alexandre Daigle, selecting him first overall in a draft loaded with…