Bulletin: Senators re-assign Greening, Locke and Wick to Binghamton (AHL)
Sunday, 27.02.2011 / 11:02 AM
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OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators today re-assigned forwards Colin Greening, Corey Locke and Roman Wick to the club’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Binghamton Senators.
Greening, 24, was recalled to Ottawa for the second time this season on Feb. 17. The St. John’s, N.L., native recorded his first NHL point, an assist, in Ottawa’s 5-1 win over Florida on Feb. 23. He has two points in six games with the Senators and 36 points (13 goals, 23 assists) in 53 games with the B-Sens this season.
Locke, 26, was recalled to Ottawa for the second time this season on Feb. 25. The Toronto native has one point and no penalty minutes in five games with the Senators this season. Locke currently leads the AHL in scoring with 72 points on 18 goals and 54 assists in 51 games with the B-Sens.
Wick, 25, was recalled for the first time on Feb. 25 and made his NHL debut that night in Buffalo. In two games with Ottawa, he has recorded no points or penalty minutes. The native of Kloten, Switzerland, has 12 goals, 14 assists and 16 penalty minutes in 53 games with Binghamton.
The B-Sens, in fourth place in the AHL’s East Division with a 32-20-3-4 record and 71 points, next see action this afternoon when they visit the Adirondack Phantoms at 3 p.m.
Greening, 24, was recalled to Ottawa for the second time this season on Feb. 17. The St. John’s, N.L., native recorded his first NHL point, an assist, in Ottawa’s 5-1 win over Florida on Feb. 23. He has two points in six games with the Senators and 36 points (13 goals, 23 assists) in 53 games with the B-Sens this season.
Locke, 26, was recalled to Ottawa for the second time this season on Feb. 25. The Toronto native has one point and no penalty minutes in five games with the Senators this season. Locke currently leads the AHL in scoring with 72 points on 18 goals and 54 assists in 51 games with the B-Sens.
Wick, 25, was recalled for the first time on Feb. 25 and made his NHL debut that night in Buffalo. In two games with Ottawa, he has recorded no points or penalty minutes. The native of Kloten, Switzerland, has 12 goals, 14 assists and 16 penalty minutes in 53 games with Binghamton.
The B-Sens, in fourth place in the AHL’s East Division with a 32-20-3-4 record and 71 points, next see action this afternoon when they visit the Adirondack Phantoms at 3 p.m.
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