Hockey superstar Sidney Crosby wanted to honor the victims and survivors of a bus crash that killed 15 players and staff members of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, so the Pittsburgh Penguins captain had equipment manager Dana Heinze make a…
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Sidney Crosby & The Penguins Pitch In For Humboldt
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: GoFundMe, Humboldt Broncos, NHL, Sidney Crosby, victims and survivors
NAC Meets CTC
The NAC Orchestra is set to perform the National Anthems at the CTC tonight when the Ottawa Senators host the Tampa Bay Lightning. Alexander Shelley, Music Director of the NAC Orchestra returns to the Canadian Tire Centre for a third…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, Codi Jeffreys Tagged with: Canadian Tire Centre, hockey, NAC Orchestra, NHL, Ottawa Senators, Tampa Bay
‘Jackie Robinson Of Ice Hockey’ Willie O’Ree Honoured Today
Hockey pioneer Willie O’Ree was honoured in Boston yesterday, marking the 60th anniversary of the Bruins forward breaking the NHL’s colour barrier. O’Ree is referred to as the “Jackie Robinson of ice hockey” At a news conference at the TD…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: Boston bruins, colour barrier, hockey legend, NHL, Willie O'Ree
Ottawa Painter Tony Harris Rises To The Challenge – 100 NHL Portraits in 12 Months
Tony Harris is a celebrated Ottawa artist. He’s just completed a monumental task – painting the portraits of the NHL’s 100 all-time greatest players. He started painting last November after the NHL approached him with the idea of painting one…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: Aberdeen Pavilion, commissioned artwork, impressive, monumental, NHL, NHL Classic, Ottawa, Tony Harris
Hall Of Fame Inductee Ken Dryden In Ottawa Tonight For Book Launch
Library and Archives Canada and the Ottawa International Writers Festival invite you to the launch of ‘Game Change: The Life and Death of Steve Montador, and the Future of Hockey’. From the bestselling author and Hall of Fame inductee Ken Dryden,…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: book launch, Game Change, Ken Dryden, National Library & Archives, NHL, Steve Montador
[Video] Bryan Adams Booked To Entertain At The NHL 100 Classic
The NHL announced today that Bryan Adams, will be the musical headliner for the NHL 100 Classic game between the Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens at TD Place in December. Bryan Adams has won 18 Juno Awards, has been awarded the…
Posted in News & Sports, Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: Bryan Adams, Entertainment, NHL, NHL Classic 100, Ottawa, Sens vs. Habs
Are The Sens About To Drop The Centurion As Their Primary Logo?
The Ottawa Senators appear to be quietly shifting away from the centurion logo that we’ve been accustomed to since the team rejoined the NHL in 1992. Over the weekend, observant fans noticed changes being made to the organization’s branding. The…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: branding, design, Fans, Head Office, hertitage, logo, NHL, Ottawa Senators
No More Sens Jersey For Me :(
Being a hockey fan since I was a little girl watching it with my Dad, you tend to get that jersey or t-shirt of the team or player you love most. That is a practice that has never grown old…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, Codi Jeffreys Tagged with: Chris Neil, hockey, NHL, Ottawa Senators
We’re A Win Away From Going To The Cup Final!!!
Sens fans are ecstatic after a nailbiter of a win in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference final!! The victory staves off elimination and puts the Senators a game away from punching their ticket to the Stanley Cup final, The…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports, Whats Happening Tagged with: Craig Anderson, Eastern Conference, Mike Hoffman, NHL, Ottawa Senators, Pittsbugh Penguins
Sens Offense Explodes in 5-1 Win Over Pens
That was one amazing game!! The Ottawa Senators now have a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven NHL Eastern Conference final against Pittsburgh. Ottawa got four goals past Marc-Andre Fleury in the first 12 minutes and 52 seconds — including the…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports, Whats Happening Tagged with: Eastern conference final, NHL, Ottawa Senators, Pittsburgh Penguins
The Ottawa Senators And New York Rangers Have History
It’s easy to forget that the Senators have won 11 Stanley Cups, most recently in 1927, when the New York Rangers were just entering the league as an expansion team. These were the original Senators, who after 1933-34 moved to…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: 1929-1930, historical, New York Rangers, NHL, Ottawa Senators, play-offs
Fans Slow To Get Behind The Sens This Play Off Year
The Senators overtime victory last Sunday over the Boston Bruins moved them into the second round of the NHL playoffs. The best of 7 series against the New York Rangers, who beat the Montreal Canadiens in round 1, begins on Thursday night. Surprisingly,…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: bandwagon, New York Rangers, NHL, Ottawa Senators, play-offs, Tickets
Sens, Habs, Leafs, Oilers & Flames Are In – NHL Play-Offs Start Wednesday!
Stompin Tom said it best… “OH! The good ol’ Hockey game, is the best game you can name. And the best game you can name, is the good ol’ Hockey game.” The NHL Hockey play-off season starts Wednesday! Five Canadian…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: Go Sens Go!, NHL, Ottawa Senators, play-offs, post-season, schedule
Breaking News – NHL Won’t Participate At 2018 Winter Olympics
Shocker! For the first time since 1994, NHL players will not be playing in the Winter Olympics. The league has released a statement saying it will not participate at the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, and that it “considers…
Posted in News & Sports, Steve Boyton Tagged with: 2018, NHL, Pyeongchang, shocker, South Korea, Statement, Winter Olympics
Habs Captain Max Pacioretty Says NHL Players Want To Participate At The 2018 Olympics
According to a Sportsnet report, Montreal Canadiens captain Max Pacioretty is one of a growing number of hockey players speaking out against the possibility of the National Hockey League not participating in the 2018 Olympics. “People want to see us go,…
Posted in Steve Boyton, Whats Happening Tagged with: 2018 Olympics, dispute, Gary Bettman, Max Pacioretty, NHL
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