Ottawa Senators Codexery

Legendary Players & Coaches

21 entries in the Ottawa Senators compendium.

Legendary Players & Coaches — Era Chart

Frank Nighbor1910Punch Broadbent1912Bryan Murray1942Chris Phillips1978Marian Hossa1979Wade Redden1996Jason Spezza2001Dany Heatley2002John Paddock2002
Marian HossaThe Slovak right winger drafted 12th overall by Ottawa in 1997 who went on to score 525 goDany HeatleyA German-born Canadian winger who arrived in Ottawa via a blockbuster trade in August 2005Jason SpezzaThe second-overall pick who became a Senators star and elite playmaker.Bryan MurrayThe coach and general manager who led the Senators to the 2007 Stanley Cup Finals.Frank NighborFrank Nighbor was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played primarily for the Wade ReddenThe smooth-skating defenseman who anchored Ottawa's blue line for nearly a decade.Punch BroadbentThe original power forward who set an unbroken century-old goal streak.John PaddockThe coach of Ottawa's record-setting start.Pat QuinnA coaching titan whose legacy defines the NHL's post-expansion era.Chris PhillipsThe stay-at-home defenceman who played his entire NHL career with the Ottawa Senators.Bobby ClarkeOttawa's son, the Flyers' chief, the league's most unbreakable competitor.Daniel AlfredssonFifteen years, one city, one jersey — the heart that Ottawa could never let go.Tony EspositoThe long-limbed spider from Saskatchewan who made the net look like a fortress and the savBrian BellowsThe finger gun, the first goal, the number 18 — Bellows is the Senators' soul.Doug GilmourThe man who made a young franchise believe it could beat anyone, one impossible pass at a Theoren FleuryThe Kid who painted the ice with his sticks and made Ottawa fall in love with how hockey'sAl IafrateThe quiet architect who gave a new franchise its soul and its first true identity.Mike FisherThe quiet engine who carried Ottawa to the Cup Final and never let the city forget what a Bryan BerardThe grit, the hits, the heart—Berard was the Senators' spine for a decade.Peter ForsbergThe last true artist of the open ice, who chose Ottawa as his final act.Chris ProngerThe hardest hit, the loudest shot, the most feared name on the blueline.
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