Ottawa Senators
This Day in Hockey History – April 12, 1994 and 1997 – Buffa-low and Hasek High
During the 1990s, the Buffalo Sabres depended on the brilliance of goalie Dominik Hasek. During that time, his regular season ended...
This Day in Hockey History – February 17, 1923 – Cy Seizes the High
Having transitioned from the National Hockey Association to the newly-formed National Hockey League in 1917, left winger Cy Denneny became the...
This Day in Hockey History – October 11, 1930 – A King’s Ransom
Frank “King” Clancy was born in Ottawa, Ontario and that was also where his professional hockey career was born when he...
Lightning Strikes: On the Road Again
The Tampa Bay Lightning had a home-and-home series with the Florida Panthers to kick the season off last week. The Lightning...
This Day in Hockey History – October 5, 2005 – Shootout After Lockout
After the only full season canceled due to a lockout, the NHL was back in business for 2005-06. Over the summer, one...
This Day in Hockey History – April 29, 1997 – Four Teams in Two Game Sevens
Three pairs of quarter-final opponents played Game 7s on April 29, 1997. The Edmonton Oilers eliminated the Dallas Stars but lost the next round. Of...
This Day in Hockey History – March 31, 1923 – King Plays Every Part
Talk about being a team player! During the Stanley Cup playoffs of 1923, Frank “King” Clancy played every single position as the youngest...
This Day in Hockey History – March 16, 1923 – Bout of Brothers
(Image: 1923 Ottawa Senators, via Wikimedia Commons) Brothers who play professional hockey is nothing new, but in 1923, brothers played against each...
This Day in Hockey History – March 5, 2004 – Penalties Aplenty
The 19,539 spectators at Wachovia Center had enjoyed a fairly normal game up until the final 1:45 on March 5, 2004. For once, the...
This Day in Hockey History – January 30, 1926 – Connell the Shutout King
He played for the Senators, but for at least two seasons, Alex Connell was the king of shutouts. On January 30, 1926, he...
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