The Sens face the Broadstreet Bullies with their 5-5-3 record tomorrow for the first time in this young season. The scoring mantra of this team has been lifted and Craig Hartsburg has brought a more equal balance of power in the Sens locker room. The Flyers have been inconsistent this season, and Martin Biron is the cover figure for this symbol. Alex Auld will apparently start, he has been stupendous for the Sens and I think he's ready to take over. Spezza will line up with Antoine Vermette, something many Sens fans have called for since forever, and also Dany Heatley will be there.
I've heard some people saying Jesse Winchester should go back to the minors. No way, jose. He has been a great player on both sides of the rink, and it's a matter of time when we see him explode for goals.
I'll predict a 3-1 win for the Sens(Winchester 2x, Alfredsson for Sens; Briere for Flyers) with Alex Auld being merely close again to a shutout.
How great has Filip Kuba been? Amazing, actually spectacular. He has a solid plus minus record, is in the Top 5 of the league in points for defenseman, and is making Don Brennan eat his words with actually being physical the last few games. Looks like those few defiants of the Meszaros trade may be wiped off the table.
A little input or some rumours around the league. Right now I can't guarantee this, but Bryan Murray's target is a goal scorer. Possible targets include Sergei Samsonov, Michal Handzus, or possibly Ilya Kovalchuk if he becomes available.
Thanks For Reading the first post of Sens Buzz and feel free to drop off a comment.
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November 6, 2008 at 12:02 PM
Dude. Ilya Kovalchuk? Not bloody likely. Maybe a straight swap for Fisher if Atlanta throws in a first round pick? Your dreaming. An interesting dream, but not going to happen.
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