B-Sens 2024/25 Belleville Senators

[Sens of Anarchy]

Possibly. I think it's unlikely though.

At this point I'm not sure you can trust either of them in an NHL game, so Ullmark probably has to go back-to-back again next weekend.

Going to be a tough road trip as it is. I'd go Merilainen over the Giraffe

 

[Sens of Anarchy]

Halliday



Keep it going

 

[The Devilish Buffoon]

Halliday



Keep it going

3g, 7a during the streak

 

[Sens of Anarchy]

 

[Sun God Nika]

Seems like Leevi had his first bad game in a while. I would still say give him the call.

Edit looks like they called up Leevi. That’s the benefit of having a fresh pair of eyes in the org they can see past draft position and aren’t pulling for one guy over another

 

[Joeyjoejoe]

Soogard isn’t it and never been it. Time to move on from him. Leevi still has potential and shown more upside.

 

[OD99]

Halliday



Keep it going

I love those uni's!

Respect for acknowledgement of the Bulls.

I have liked Halliday since he was drafted and he has been a dark horse, breakout candidate for a while. He needs a few more big games to keep creeping to PPG, but his style can translate to the big league.

His vision and touch are above average IMO.

 

[Sens of Anarchy]

I love those uni's!

Respect for acknowledgement of the Bulls.

I have liked Halliday since he was drafted and he has been a dark horse, breakout candidate for a while. He needs a few more big games to keep creeping to PPG, but his style can translate to the big league.

His vision and touch are above average IMO.

He has to keep pushing it... upping his pace a little and lead .. it would be oh so nice to have a diamond in the rough that has enough talent

 

[Joeyjoejoe]

I love those uni's!

Respect for acknowledgement of the Bulls.

I have liked Halliday since he was drafted and he has been a dark horse, breakout candidate for a while. He needs a few more big games to keep creeping to PPG, but his style can translate to the big league.

His vision and touch are above average IMO.

He is Batherson light with those soft hands and touches. If he can develop into a guy we can put in the 3rd line to produce 35-45 points a season then its a massive success.

 

[senswon]

He is Batherson light with those soft hands and touches. If he can develop into a guy we can put in the 3rd line to produce 35-45 points a season then its a massive success.

If he can improve his foot speed and up his pace, he'll make it. Imo he glides too much for today's NHL

 

[GCK]

If he can improve his foot speed and up his pace, he'll make it. Imo he glides too much for today's NHL

He also needs to be a little physical

 

[OD99]

He also needs to be a little physical

Especially if is he is breaking in as a 3rd/4th liner.

 

[GCK]

Especially if is he is breaking in as a 3rd/4th liner.

I’m not even talking about hitting but getting involved/winning board battles.

 

[OD99]

I’m not even talking about hitting but getting involved/winning board battles.

Yep. He will need to be more involved on the forecheck and cycling, etc...

Sounds like the coaching staff has identified that as well. I recall hearing them mention he needs to use his size as the advantage it is and just be in the mix more.

 

[Sens of Anarchy]

Ho Ho Ho

 

[mianjo]

oster Notes:

There has been a flurry of transactions since the Senators faced Rochester at home last Saturday. Since then, Forward Cole Reinhardt, and goaltender Leevi Merilainen were both called up to NHL Ottawa, while defender Djibril Toure was returned to ECHL Orlando. Belleville hasn’t made any corresponding roster moves or call-ups, but Head Coach Dave Bell said this week that both Jan Jenik and Hayden Hodgson are available to see action this weekend. Jamieson Rees remains on the club’s injured list heading into the weekend. Click here for a full list of up-to-date transactions. Full lineup details will be available via the B-Sens social channels (@bellevillesens) before the game.

Who to Watch:

Despite Belleville’s struggles last week, one player continues to be a picture of consistency, as forward Stephen Halliday extended his points streak to eight games (three goals, seven assists). Seen primarily as a passer, the former Ohio State University Buckeye is finding a penchant for shooting as well and is developing into an offensive double-threat. Meanwhile, defenceman Max Guenette played in his 200th career AHL games last weekend and, the Quebec-native could become the first Belleville player to reach the 100 point plateau if he notches one tonight.

For the Rocket, rookie forward (and former Quinte Red Devils product) Owen Beck leads the team in scoring with 20 points (seven goals, 13 assists) in 26 games of his first full American Hockey League season. But, it was another fellow rookie stealing the show in Laval’s win at Bridgeport last weekend. Forward Florian Xhekaj (younger brother of Montreal defender Arber Xhekaj) had five points last Sunday, scoring a hat-trick, adding a pair of helpers, and four shots on goal.

Follow the Action:

Puck drop tonight is set for 7:00 p.m. ET from Place Bell in Laval, QC. Broadcast coverage begins at 6:50 p.m. ET with David Foot and can be seen on AHLTV on FloHockey, or heard free on the Belleville Sens Entertainment Network.

 

[mianjo]

Sogaard in net Cenik and Hodgson back in lineup back

 

[mianjo]

 

[Icelevel]

Jenik back!
Let’s go

 

[mianjo]

BSens down 1-0 late in 2nd

 

[mianjo]

1-1 after 2

GOAL
#21 Maxence Guenette (2) ASST: #24 Jan Jenik (2)
19:35

Shots on Goal	1	2	T
BEL	4	16	20
LAV	11	5	16

	PP	PIM	PTS
BEL	0 / 8	24 min / 9 in	2
LAV	0 / 5	58 min / 13 in	3

 

[mianjo]

1-2

 

[mianjo]

BSens lose 2-1

Scoring	1	2	3	T
BEL	0	1	0	1
LAV	0	1	1	2

Shots on Goal	1	2	3	T
BEL	4	16	12	32
LAV	11	5	5	21

	PP	PIM	PTS
BEL	0 / 9	30 min / 12 in	2
LAV	1 / 7	62 min / 15 in	6