Alex is finally back after two months off of watching the playoffs unfold. Today, he has a ton of news to break down. And to help him do it, Managing Editor of Silver Seven, Nate joins him! This is Nate's second time on the podcast and the two get started right away by looking at the Colin White buyout. Was it the right move? As well, what does it mean for both sides? From there, they look at the Alex DeBrincat trade that Pierre Dorion pulled off. Both Alex and Nate love this deal, and even the "worst-case" scenario would be a win for Ottawa.

They quickly discuss a Joshua Norris extension and the rest of the draft before diving into the Matt Murray trade. They have to speculate on it at first, but the trade actually does drop near the end of the episode and you get their live reactions. Finally, they discuss what they would like to see in free agency.

Episode 43 of the Last Word on Senators Podcast is here! Today, Alex has the one and only Jamie McLennan join him to discuss the Ottawa Senators roster, season, and offseason coming up. First, Alex discusses the Pierre McGuire firing that happened this week. A pretty surprising piece of news from the Senators, Alex looks at McGuire's time here and why the Sens made the right choice fixing a mistake instead of compounding a sunk cost.

With McLennan, Alex gets into players seasons such as Shane Pinto, Connor Brown, Tim Stutzle, and more. Looking at who or what the team can add alongside those guys to make this roster a competing one next year. Additionally, they look at the goaltending situation and what to expect from Anton Forsberg next season. With Matt Murray and his health a question, will the Sens use a three-goalie rotation? All of this and more, with the Last Word on Sens Podcast!

After a long break, Alex is finally back! The season has finally come to an end, and although the Ottawa Senators season didn't go quite as some hoped or expected, it still left lots to talk about. Today, Alex is joined once again by Kevin Lee! The two will give their Ottawa Senator season grades. Going through each player, and describing their season vs expectations and how they did. 

Much like last season, Kevin based his grades on what the players did vs his own expectations heading into the season. Alex tries to balance that and the actual output of the player. For example, they discuss if and how Colin White should be affected by his contract. As well, does someone like Matt Murray who now has a history of injuries, get docked for not staying healthy? Finally, the two also take a look at coaching and management and discuss why it's not a good thing the narrative is almost the exact same as the last offseason.

Alex is back after a busy weekend with the NHL Trade Deadline. Last week, he previewed the Ottawa Senators Trade Deadline. Looking at what to expect and what moves they might make. Including a big move from another Canadian team. However, they didn't get the correct defenceman. This week, Brandon Piller makes his return to the podcast! The two look at each trade that the Senators made this deadline.

This includes Travis Hamonic and trading away fan favourite Nick Paul. As well as discussing what the return for each trade brings to the team. After that, they discuss what they want to see this season as the last 20 games are once again relatively meaningless. Finally, they have a discussion about the future of the Ottawa Senators goaltending and what they thought of the Anton Forsberg contract. Is it good? Too much? Alex thinks it might be shades of past contracts the team has signed that have not worked out very well. Tune in for all of that and more!

Alex is back after his solo stint last week! This time, he has Matt Bosty making his return to the podcast! Matt is making his fourth appearance and as always, the mood becomes a lot lighter when he joins. The two preview the Ottawa Senators Trade Deadline together. Examining who may be moved, who they would move, and what fans should expect leading up to Monday afternoon.

They also discuss some trade proposals which include Matt proposing a very interesting trade idea between Ottawa and another Canadian team. Other than just trade deadline talk, the guys also discuss the frustration of the fanbase after a very long season that was supposed to be better. Another topic of interest becomes what do you do with goaltending going forward? Anton Forsberg seems to be here for the year, but can you even trust Matt Murray going forward?

Alex is back to recap a busy week of Ottawa Senators hockey. Today, he is trying something new. For the first time ever he is doing the episode without a guest. Alex goes solo and gives his opinions on the Ottawa Senators record and their recent play. Highlighting why he believes the team still has quite a ways to go if they truly want to be contenders. Since the last recording, Ottawa lost five in a row, including losing to two of the worst teams in the league. However, they finished a miserable road trip with a convincing win.

From there, Alex looks at the return of Colin White and how he has had a great start to his season. As well as the need to remove Nikita Zaitsev from the lineup. Overall, Alex looks forward to the deadline and what he wants the Sens to do. A guest will return for the next episode, but for now, enjoy the rants!

Welcome back to the Last Word on Sens podcast. This week, Alex has Graeme Nichols making his return to the podcast! Today, the two discuss the last two weeks of games from the Senators and ask the question can you be taking moral victories at this point in the rebuild? From there, they discuss what this Ottawa Senators roster may look like with everyone healthy again and what summer additions could be made to really improve the team.

They also speak on Matt Murray and his recent play plus the fact that he can't stay healthy. This leads to a discussion of what to do with Anton Forsberg because Filip Gustavsson needs to start too. All of that heads towards a larger deadline discussion on who might get sold and the fact that this should be the last season as deadline sellers. Alex and Graeme debate between Erik Brannstrom and his future with the Ottawa Senators as well. 

Alex is back after the All-Star break and with two weeks in the books, there is lots to talk about. To break everything down, Jack Richardson of the Future Sickos Podcast joins him. The two begin with highlighting some key injuries since the last recording which includes Drake Batherson and Joshua Norris. Going over the losses, they look at how it impacts the team's depth but also how the Senators have actually fought through it nicely.

Alex and Jack also discuss how the Ottawa Senators season is a weird one because it feels like a "lost" season, but there is still obvious improvement made. This is unlike past seasons where a top draft pick is what is needed. Instead, you want to see actual growth from the team that gives confidence going forward. Finally, they have a long discussion on the Senators' defensive pairs, a very common topic lately. Is there a way to move on from Nikita Zaitsev this year and what would it cost to do so?

Alex is back with games to talk about as the Senators are finally playing again! With six games played since he last recorded, there is lots to take a look at as 2022 is now well underway. To do this, Owen Welch of Silver Seven Sens joins him! Together, the guys take a look at the Ottawa Senators Defence, depth, and decisions to make going forward.

Starting with the defence, Alex can't get over just how good Erik Brannstrom looks. Unfortunately, he is on COVID protocol now but they discuss what his absence means and if he has a spot when he is back. From there, they also discuss the depth of the Sens and if they should add a Tyler Toffoli type player this season. Does it make sense to spend assets now or should they wait and target a list of players Owen has circled the free agency? One thing they agree on, is that depth is something that will need to be changed going forward.

Alex is back after nearly two months off of the podcast, largely due to the Ottawa Senators lack of games played. However, with the extended break, it leaves a lot to talk about this week! To break everything down, Spencer Blake makes his return to the podcast. Spencer helps cover the Belleville Senators for SilverSevenSens as well as the Sens.

The guys start by talking about the Ottawa Senators schedule and all that COVID has ruined, including Jake Sanderson and others World Jr tournament. However, not all is lost as Sanderson has now accepted an invitation to the USA Olympic team. The guys discuss his development as well as Tyler Boucher and his move away from College. They also discuss Filip Gustavsson being sent down to the AHL and why it actually might be a good thing for him at this point in time.