Sens Nation - Your Ottawa Senators Podcast With Steve Warne and Gregg Kennedy

Former Sens head coach Guy Boucher is one and done in Toronto. Dave Poulin gives some updates during a Q and A with season ticket holders last week. Are the Senators likely to land one of the big goalies said to be available through trade? Plenty of news out of Belleville this week with three re-signings and one exit.

We catch up with former Ottawa Senator Brad Smyth, now a TSN 1200 radio analyst, and the new head coach of the Nepean Raiders. We discuss the Sens new coaching staff, the Senators' offseason needs and the view for this fall.

Are the Senators trying to move winger Mathieu Joseph before the NHL draft? If so, why? The Senators have also reportedly expressed some interest Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras.

Daniel Alfredsson returns in a non-temp full-time capacity as the Senators officially finalize their coaching staff. Mike Yeo gives us a sneak preview on the coaching assignments. Sens Rewind: We look back at a crazy Sens radio contest and give you an update 20 years later.

The Stanley Cup Final is set. Jack Capuano won't be back as Sens associate coach. Former Senator Cody Ceci logs important minutes and gets a chance at a Cup ring. Former Senator Brad Smyth is the new head coach of the Nepean Raiders. Does the state of Florida have a big advantage on Canadian NHL markets? Either Tampa or Florida have won the Eastern Conference in each of the last five yea

Senators move closer to assistant coach decisions. Another top Belleville Senators defenceman heads back to Europe. Former Senator Luke Richardson enters the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. We outline our picks for the top 10 NHL players ever to come out of Ottawa.

We get into yet another report (rumour) that the Senators may be shopping Brady Tkachuk. We discuss the future of Claude Giroux as he prepares to enter the final year of his contract. We talk about the last ten years of Ottawa Senator first-round performances at the draft. Two more head coaching vacancies are filled. Canada finished fourth at the Worlds and didn't have a lot of love for Ridly Greig who got into only 5 of the 10 games and barely played when he did dress.