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Most of the Binghamton Senators’ Calder Cup championship team from 2011 is gone from Binghamton, NY. Only a few names remain and in no way are any of those players the players that made major contributions to the cities first … Continue reading →

When looking at the start of the American Hockey League‘s Calder Cup playoffs, there are a couple things you have to think about immediately. First the regular season means nothing anymore, the standings all start back at zero. And thankfully there … Continue reading →

Corey Cowick started his pro career in the Ottawa Senators organization splitting time between the Binghamton Senators and the Elmira Jackals over two seasons. With 28 points his first season (BNG 1+3+4 ELM 5+9=14) & only 24 points in his … Continue reading →

Though Head Coach Luke Richardson hasn’t come out and officially named Eric Gryba the new captain of the Binghamton Senators, it looks like the 3rd year pro & 2013 All Star has put in a pretty strong resume for the … Continue reading →

Through the Binghamton Senators 2012 calendar portion of the 2012-2013 season the team finds it’s self at an impressive 19-7-1-2 through 29 games. With games in hand on almost every team in the American Hockey League & the Syracuse Crunch being the only … Continue reading →

For the last few days Binghamton media and my good friend & broadcast partner, Grady Whittenburg have talked about the potential for B-Sens Head Coach, Luke Richardson to  coach the Eastern Conference All-Stars at the AHL All-Star Classic in Providence, … Continue reading →

Jakob Silfverberg has scored 13 goals so far this season and 6 in his last 6 games, quickly becoming the Binghamton Senators go-to guy offensively. The rookie (not to AHL standards) right winger for the B-Sens has scored all ready … Continue reading →

It’s the 11th season of the Binghamton Senators and the Ottawa Senators have brought the  B-Sens possibly their best candidate for a Head Coach, Luke Richardson. Now I know most will go back to mid June 2011 and have fond memories … Continue reading →

That’s the question I’ve read or been asked by many people about the upcoming 2012-13 Binghamton Senators. And I don’t necessarily have the answer that everyone is looking for. What we do know for sure is that Corey Locke, the … Continue reading →

It’s time to give this writing thing a try once again. Why? Well it’s a complicated story, however the quick version is that after Joy Lindsay left the Press & Sun Bulletin many around me asked and/or encouraged me to … Continue reading →