The leaves are turning brown and the nights are getting colder. But NHL hockey in October always seems livelier than any other time of the year.
It’s nice to think the peak excitement occurs with the Stanley Cup finals, but in June, when you’re down to two not necessarily beloved teams and it’s hot enough to […]
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In the NHL, October is the coolest month
Thursday, 4 October 2007
Laukkanen viihtyy Ottawassa
Friday, 24 August 2007
Originally published on EuroReport.com in 1999
By Lucas Aykroyd
Janne Laukkanen on ollut yksi Ottawa Senatorsin parhaista puolustajista tänä vuonna, vaikka hanellä on vain yksi syöttöpiste. 183-senttinen, 88-kiloinen kolminkertainen olympiaedujusta on pelannut vankkaa puolustuspeliä Ottawassa vuodesta 1996, jolloin joukkue hankki hänet Coloradosta. Lucas Aykroyd EuroReportista puhui Laukkasen kanssa Senatorsien lyötyä Vancouverin 2-1 GM Placessä 16 joukuluuta.
EuroReport: Kuinka […]
Unrepentant Yashin booed across Canada
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Originally published on EuroReport.com in 2000
By Lucas Aykroyd
If you know your hockey history, you’ll recall the negative fan reaction Denis Potvin got whenever he played at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Well, Alexei Yashin of the Ottawa Senators looks poised to live out a Potvinesque nightmare this winter in rinks around the NHL, and especially […]
Retro Rewind: Peter Lee
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Originally published in Prospects Hockey in 2005
By Lucas Aykroyd
Thirty years ago, nobody was a bigger deal in Ottawa than Peter Lee, except maybe Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Lee was named the 1975-76 Canadian Major Junior Player of the Year after tallying a then-OMJHL record 81 goals for the Ottawa 67s. Today, he remains the OHL’s […]
Havlat having great rookie season with Ottawa Senators
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Originally published on EuroReport.com in 2001
By Lucas Aykroyd
Martin Havlat grew up far away from the plains of Africa, but the young Czech left wing’s speed and vision inevitably prompt comparisons to a gazelle. TV analyst John Davidson is awed by the way the Ottawa Senators rookie “explodes through the neutral zone.” Drafted 26th overall in […]
Alfredsson coming back strong
Saturday, 11 August 2007
Originally published on EuroReport.com in 1999
By Lucas Aykroyd
After the Ottawa Senators were swept in the first round of the NHL playoffs last year, Daniel Alfredsson had a big weight to carry on his back all summer.
He didn’t whine. He made the most of it. Alfredsson pumped up his leg squat to six repetitions at 405 […]








