Tribute Who is your favorite non big name player in sens history?
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Mach 9...wish he had been able to stay healthy and with the team.
Could have been a difference maker against Ducks.
Could have been a difference maker against Ducks.
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For favourites, you'd think you'd be able to spell at least half of their names correctly.
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For favourites, you'd think you'd be able to spell at least half of their names correctly.
Zedeno was the only name I spelled wrong which is not half, but an indication that my typing skills still suck.
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I'm sure it wasn't intentional, but it reminded me of the good ol' Rick Condra stamina days.
McGrattan and Neil for sure. Neil was kind of a big name though in a way. Also Kelly and Volchenkov.
Gratts bloodying Domi was a franchise changing moment and his job wasnt an easy one. So many people in that role had substance abuse issues.
I remember Volchie laying out the carbomb once during a Flyers game. Left him sitting on his butt first trying to figure out where he was and then what hit him. One of my favourite hits up there with Alfie on Tucker.
Gratts bloodying Domi was a franchise changing moment and his job wasnt an easy one. So many people in that role had substance abuse issues.
I remember Volchie laying out the carbomb once during a Flyers game. Left him sitting on his butt first trying to figure out where he was and then what hit him. One of my favourite hits up there with Alfie on Tucker.
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Electricity is really just organized lightning.
Arvedson for sure. Loved how he played.
Kravchuk scored one of the biggest goals in senators history, and gave some pedigree to a young or over the hell defense when he was signed.
But Ron tuggnutt has to be my favorite non big name player. Journeyman goalie who never got the credit he was due till a couple of dynamite seasons with the sens.
f*** the barrasso trade
Always had a soft spot for brian smolinski too. Guy never really excelled at anything, but was solid everywhere. Like a poor man's alfie.
Kravchuk scored one of the biggest goals in senators history, and gave some pedigree to a young or over the hell defense when he was signed.
But Ron tuggnutt has to be my favorite non big name player. Journeyman goalie who never got the credit he was due till a couple of dynamite seasons with the sens.
f*** the barrasso trade
Always had a soft spot for brian smolinski too. Guy never really excelled at anything, but was solid everywhere. Like a poor man's alfie.
More recently but JG Pageau has to be one. Playoff performer from the area that gave his all every single game. He was on the smaller side, but played with more heart and grit than all of our bigger players. Proof that size doesn't matter if you're willing to work harder than anyone else. One of the best shutdown players in the league, could matchup against anyone and put up points when on an offensive line. I'll miss Pageau for sure, he was a part of the heart and soul of this team for a while and deeply involved in the community.
Ryan Shannon was a speedy smurf. MVP Tom Pyatt 
Zenon Konopka. I just loved his nose. The man had been in some scraps.
Dean McAmmond gets an honourable mention for me.
Does Kyle Turris qualify?
Dean McAmmond gets an honourable mention for me.
Does Kyle Turris qualify?
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I'll take Mike Fisher since he didn't make your list at all.
Small names I liked Shane Hnidy and Stan Neckar
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