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Hosted by former TSN 1200 morning show host Steve Warne, now the site editor for The Hockey News Ottawa, the Sens Nation Podcast keeps you up to date on everything Ottawa Senators. Steve, alongside The Coach, Gregg Kennedy, delivers insightful, knowledgeable, and sometimes brutally honest analysis of the Sens’ latest news and developments. Tune in for exclusive interviews, in-depth features, and commentary on player performances, team strategy, and the future of the franchise. The Sens Nation Podcast has you covered. Visit sensnationhockey.com for more.
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In this episode, hosts Steve Warne and Gregg Kennedy discuss the Ottawa Senators' preseason activities, including player cuts, injury updates, and the dynamics of training camp. They get into the implications of these cuts on team finances, the performance of key players like Shane Pinto and former Senator Josh Norris, and the overall outlook for the season ahead. Takeaways:The Senators are off to Quebec City for bonding and games.Injuries to key players could impact the team's depth.Shane Pinto is in a contract year and has much to prove.Josh Norris hopes to rally with the Buffalo Sabres after injury struggles.The preseason games showcased varying levels of player motivation.The Senators may need to assess their defensive depth on the left sideLars Eller is healthy again and expected to be a reliable fourth-line center.Strong preseason rosters can sometimes be taken down by hungry B rosters.Pinto is entering a big season
In this episode of the Sens Nation podcast, Warnsy and The Coach discuss the opening of Ottawa Senators' training camp, focusing on expectations for the upcoming NHL season. They discuss the official end of the line for Alex Formenton in Ottawa, the impact of veteran players, and injury updates. The conversation also touches on the goaltending competition, Arthur Kaliyev being accused of a financial scam, and a tribute to another hockey legend we lost this week. The show is brought to you by JimKeayFord.com and Celebright.ca.
In this episode of the Jim Keay Ford Sens Nation podcast, host Steve Warne discusses Senators' rookie camp and the organization's best prospects with B-Sens play-by-play announcer David Foot. They explore the team's readiness for the upcoming season, key prospects and rookies to watch, and the importance of coaching and player development. Despite being just 23, Leevi Merilainen will be leaned on a lot this season as Linus Ullmark's backup. Ullmark has never played 50 games or more in a season. As one of the NHL's youngest goalies, is Merilainen ready?
In this episode of the Sens Nation podcast, hosts Steve Warne and Gregg Kennedy discuss the kickoff of the Ottawa Senators' season. They get into rookie camp insights, the excitement surrounding the team, and the commentary that emerged from the club's recent golf tournament. The conversation shifts to speculation about whether Sidney Crosby will go wire-to-wire in Pittsburgh and the media comments this week about whether Ottawa night get in on the future Hall of Famer. We get into the future of Alex Formenton and his NHL eligibility being reinstated soon (Dec 1). They also analyze Tim Stutzle's development and expectations for the upcoming season.
In this episode, the conversation starts with hockey’s changing dress code policies and what they mean for player individuality. We then turn to Alex Formenton’s next chapter, exploring his career trajectory.We also reflect on the lasting impact of Ken Dryden, who passed away on the weekend, sharing stories about the Hall of Famer. We touch on the latest buzz around Max Guenette's trade potential.
In this episode, Graeme Nichols jumps on with us to discuss the Ottawa Senators' season-opening media event, the changes in radio coverage for Senators games, and the impact of remote broadcasting on fan experience. We also delve into public reactions to these changes, the future of sports radio and podcasting, and get some insights from team captain Brady Tkachuk and new player Jordan Spence who attended this week's media event.
In this episode, we delve into the Ottawa Senators' organizational depth chart, analyzing player rankings across all positions. The conversation highlights key players like Ridly Greig, Shane Pinto, Jordan Spence, and Arthur Kaliyev, and examines their potential impact on the team. Additionally, they address Mitch Marner's recent comments and the implications of fan behaviour.
Ottawa Senators winger Drake Batherson joins us to discuss his summer, including training, attending his neighbour Brad Marchand's Stanley Cup party, weddings, golf trips, and more. We discuss last season, finally getting to the playoffs and expectations for this season.
In this episode, we discuss Shane Pinto's participation in Team USA's orientation camp and what it all means. We get into Jake Sanderson's prospects for the upcoming season, updates on Nick Jensen's injury, and the Senators' defensive depth chart. We also reflect on past transactions the Senators wish they could undo, including the Mark Stone trade, and conclude with a discussion on Sergei Fedorov's jersey retirement and 1980s NHL hockey nostalgia.Chapters00:00 Shane Pinto and Team USA03:05 The Importance of International Play05:51 Evaluating Player Attitudes and Roles08:58 Jake Sanderson's Potential Impact12:01 Nick Jensen's Injury Update15:08 Ottawa Senators' Defensive Depth Chart17:55 Transactions the Senators Wish They Could Undo23:41 Analyzing Key Trades in NHL History28:32 Reflections on NHL Legend Sergei Fedorov s and Their Impact32:58 Nostalgia for 80s Hockey: A Look Back36:16 Current NHL Developments and Surprising Moves
Big shifts may be happening at the long-time radio home of the Senators, TSN 1200. We discuss the uncertain road ahead for English radio rights and the sports radio format in Ottawa. Following last week's shake-up in French coverage, we learn that Dean and Gord won't be travelling with the Sens this season. What will sports talk in Ottawa look like this time next year? Plus: Travis Hamonic signs with an Atlantic Division rival—what does it mean for Ottawa’s blue line depth?Brady Tkachuk’s unexpected praise for the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs.Where do the Senators rank on the ESPN Sports Fan Misery Index… and is it fair?And a new three-year extension with Belleville..
In this episode, we discuss how the Senators have officially agreed to purchase land for a new arena. The process has been slow, and there are still hurdles to clear. We get expansion fees for NHL teams that are reportedly about to skyrocket, potentially limiting future Canadian franchises. According to his dad, Brady Tkachuk is committed to staying with the Senators long-term. Training camp will focus more on line combinations rather than roster battles. In fact, we wonder if there are any battles at all.
In this episode of the SENS Nation podcast, former Ottawa Senator Mark Borowiecki discusses his transition to development coaching with the Nashville Predators, reflecting on his experiences in the NHL, the evolution of fighting in hockey, and the challenges faced by young athletes today. He shares insights on the Ottawa Senators' recent seasons, the leadership of Brady Tkachuk, and the coaching styles of Guy Boucher and DJ Smith. Mark also opens up about his health post-career and answers fun questions about the game.00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates02:49 Development Coaching Insights05:52 The Evolution of Fighting in Hockey09:04 Challenges Facing Young Athletes Today12:09 Reflections on the Nashville Predators' Season14:59 Ottawa Senators' Playoff Journey 17:58 Brady Tkachuk's Leadership and Impact20:53 Memories of the 2017 Playoff Run22:34 The Struggles of Recovery23:35 Health and Well-Being Post-Career25:40 Reflections on Coaching Styles30:26 Transitioning from Boucher to Smith33:41 Navigating Controversial Situations36:17 Greatest Goal Scorers and Toughest Opponents39:14 The Copycat Nature of the NHL
Hit the subscribe button so you know exactly when new episodes drop. Visit our sponsors at https://www.jimkeayford.com for your next vehicle and https://www.celebright.ca for permanent holiday lighting on your home.Show website: https://www.sensnationhockey.comFollow Steve at @stevewarnemediaIn this episode, we discuss various topics surrounding Team Canada's orientation camp and Drake Batherson's omission, despite outscoring half the forwards who were invited. We also get into the recent accidental reveal of the team's third jersey. Is it time to beef up the Ring of Honour for the Senators, even if some of the candidates aren't perfect? We discuss the breakout year and new contract for Nikolas Matinpalo, which may not result in a return to a regular NHL job this fall. The conversation concludes with insights from the World Junior Summer Showcase, emphasizing the importance of evaluating young talent in the most competitive environment possible.00:00 Team Canada's Orientation Camp Insights11:18 The Ottawa Senators' Stanley Cup Aspirations17:42 The Third Jersey Accidentally Revealed20:03 The Ring of Honour Dilemma25:43 Nikolas Matinpalo's Breakout Year31:57 World Junior Summer Showcase Highlights
In this episode, we talk about the impact of David Perron on the team roster and where he fits in at this point. We talk about Carter Yakemchuk and whether we're shortchanging his chances of making the team. Travis Green had a fabulous first season as head coach. Is he the man to lead them to the promised land? And much more...
The 2018 World Junior Team trial is now over. Former Senators winger Alex Formenton and four other players have been found not guilty. Sports legal analyst Eric Macramalla joins us to discuss the legal facts and interpretations in the case and what's next.
In this episode, we discuss the conclusion of the World Junior Trial involving five players from Team Canada, who were acquitted of sexual assault charges. We get into the implications of the trial's outcome for the players' futures in the NHL, including former Senator Alex Formenton. The conversation also touches on Sens bounce-back candidates for the upcoming season, excitement for the Winter Olympics, and the coaching staff for Team Canada, highlighting Ottawa connections. And Christian Jaros returns to the NHL.
In this episode, we discuss the young talents of Tim Stutzle and Jake Sanderson. We explore the importance of internal growth for the team's success, and how hard that is to predict. We get into Shane Pinto and Leevi Merilainen's contract situations next summer, and the impact of injuries on player performance. We also get into goaltending with Linus Ullmark and Leevi Merilainen, the future of Nick Jensen, the potential risks of players participating in the Olympics, and why superstar junior players so often can't get a sniff in the NHL. The episode concludes with a tribute to former NHL goaltender Wayne Thomas.Chapters00:00 Introduction01:23 Stutzle and Sanderson recognized among NHL's best05:30 The Growth Potential of Young Players09:19 Internal Growth vs. External Additions12:05 Shane Pinto's Contract Situation16:15 Comparing Shane Pinto to Past Players20:12 The Goaltending Situation23:28 Future Free Agents and Their Impact29:13 Brady Tkachuk's Health Update31:57 Concerns About Players in International Competitions34:58 Remembering Wayne Thomas and Closing Thoughts
In this episode, a quick update on Gregg's weekend in Montreal as coach of Lebanon's national men's team. We get into some speculation about Mason McTavish's future and whether Dylan Cozens can get it done as the Sens' second-line center. We discuss the role of Sens' oldest four players, who will all be north of 35, developments in the PWHL, and a viral moment involving Nick Tarnasky. We also touch on the NHL's decentralized draft and its implications for the league.00:00 Introduction and Team Lebanon Update02:59 NHL Free Agency Speculation05:48 Mason McTavish's Potential Impact09:08 Dylan Cozens, Shane Pinto and the 2nd line center job12:11 The Role of Veteran Players14:48 Ottawa Charge and PWHL Developments17:43 BANG! Nick Tarnasky's Viral Moment20:45 Decentralized NHL Draft Discussion
In this episode, we discuss the Senators' offseason moves, including free agency decisions, player departures, and new additions. We get into the team's goaltending situation, evaluating the current roster and future prospects, particularly focusing on right-shot defensemen. We also compare young defensemen Logan Hensler and Carter Yakenchuk, highlighting their potential impact on the team's future. 00:00 Offseason Moves and Free Agency Overview09:25 Evaluating Player Departures and New Additions18:26 Goaltending Situation and Future Prospects24:04 Right Shot Defensemen: Current Roster and Future Prospects29:45 Comparing Young Defensemen: Hensler vs. Yakemchuk35:25 Final Thought
In this episode, Steve Warne and Gregg Kennedy discuss the recent contract signing of Claude Giroux with the Senators, analyzing its implications for the team. They delve into the strategic acquisition of defenseman Jordan Spence and the smart trades made by Steve Staios during the NHL draft. The conversation also covers the Senators' draft picks, highlighting their potential and character. Additionally, the hosts critique the NHL draft presentation, expressing disappointment in its execution and format, while looking ahead to future developments in free agency and team strategy.
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Steve when I changed teams to the sens I listened to you as tgor which was amazing corey connacher song was annoying but hilarious. when you were no longer with 1200 that program really took a hit and truthfully never the same quality of radio you made my transition to sens nation very easy .. I m happy that your doing well . God bless you and thank you for clean show .
I have never heard Brent Wallace speak like this. Nice to hear stong opinions. love it!