Regin Injures Ankle (Update 5:31 PM)

Thursday, 08 September 2011 14:56

Regin Injures Ankle (Update 5:31 PM)

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(UPDATE 5:31 PM)- Bruce Garrioch has quoted Asst GM Tim Murray saying that Regin is fine and will be good to go for the main camp. Our first non-story of the 2011/2012 season!

For the second straight season, the Ottawa Senators have been hit by a preseason injury. According to a report in the Ottawa Sun, Sens forward Peter Regin injured his ankle in a pick up soccer game.

There was no immediate word on the severity of the injury but he did have to be carried off the field by a couple of teammates.

The second line centre position is one of the most talked about battles heading into training camp for the upcoming season. If Regin was to miss any significant time, it would certainly open the door for guys like Zibanejad, Da Costa and potentially AHL Star Corey Locke.

Regin has spent much of the offseason rehabbing a shoulder injury he suffered late last season.

Here's hoping the injury isn't severe and Regin is ready to go for training camp.

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0 #1 NotwinninforMacKinnon 2011-09-08 15:13

I hope he just rolled it

The best part of this story is Zibby tripped him joke

+1 #2 Hax 2011-09-08 15:18

I hope it's not severe.

But 'chirp - shame on you for tossing out Locke's name. We all know he's not an NHLer and now we're going to have people make a pitch for him to get "a shot" on the second line.

0 #3 winonesoon 2011-09-08 15:24

Pascal Leclaire Number 2 :S Hopefully it's nothing serious, but honestly, this guy has to be made of glass...

+1 #4 SensChirp 2011-09-08 15:38

Locke is a name that has already popped up. He's definitely a long shot but if there was a ever a time for him to earn a chance, it's in this year's camp.

Second line centre position is wide open.

+1 #5 Eric1212 2011-09-08 15:44

Hope he's good to go for training camp... Id like him back to fight for his spot..

0 #6 The Apostle 2011-09-08 15:54

Calls for Locke to be with the big club are this site's version of Spezza trade rumours on hockeybuzz

+2 #7 Johne 2011-09-08 16:04

http://twitter.com/SunGarrioch - Assistant GM Tim Murray says Peter Regin is "fine" and he'll be ready for main camp after his soccer accident today.

-3 #8 Sensnation 2011-09-08 16:23

Quoting Johne:

http://twitter.com/SunGarrioch - Assistant GM Tim Murray says Peter Regin is "fine" and he'll be ready for main camp after his soccer accident today.

That's good to hear, I don't want this kid to have any excuses this year. Just go out and play hard and earn the title of an up and coming player. Either break out or bust this year ... no excuses!

-4 #9 Sensnation 2011-09-08 16:25

And please no Locke ... I'd rather see any other center in our organization. I'm not sure there's room for a 2nd PP unit specialist who sits on the bench the rest of the game.

-3 #10 jakester 2011-09-08 16:26

Now would be the time to package Gonchar with two young players(who don't really figure in the mix) for Stastny. What a one two punch of Spezza and Stastny. Would make Vegas worried about nuts who put money down on Ottawa. The stupid site has Nashville trading Suter + a player for Stastny. If we could pull this off + not get rid of any of our future forwards(Stone- Noesen-Ziby-Pri nce-Puempel), we"d be in business. How about this offer Gonchar+Wiorcio ch+one of (Foligno or Regin) for Stastny.

+1 #11 Johne 2011-09-08 16:45

@Jake

just no.

it would take more like Cowen + Zibby or even more than that to get Stastny.

-3 #12 Sensnation 2011-09-08 16:48

Quoting jakester:

Now would be the time to package Gonchar with two young players(who don't really figure in the mix) for Stastny. What a one two punch of Spezza and Stastny. Would make Vegas worried about nuts who put money down on Ottawa. The stupid site has Nashville trading Suter + a player for Stastny. If we could pull this off + not get rid of any of our future forwards(Stone-Noesen-Ziby-Prince-Puempel), we"d be in business. How about this offer Gonchar+Wiorcioch+one of (Foligno or Regin) for Stastny.

I like the rumors about Statsny and even Turris possibly being available. Both would look good as a 2nd line C and I too would be happy if the sens made a move for 1 of them. I just worry the price will be a lot higher. Since both teams are "rebuilding" I'd imagine they'd want one of our top 3 D prospects plus.

0 #13 Sandy 2011-09-08 16:58

Quoting jakester:

Now would be the time to package Gonchar with two young players(who don't really figure in the mix) for Stastny. What a one two punch of Spezza and Stastny. Would make Vegas worried about nuts who put money down on Ottawa. The stupid site has Nashville trading Suter + a player for Stastny. If we could pull this off + not get rid of any of our future forwards(Stone-Noesen-Ziby-Prince-Puempel), we"d be in business. How about this offer Gonchar+Wiorcioch+one of (Foligno or Regin) for Stastny.

Gonchar has a NTC and I don't think he would waive to go to Colorado. My guess is IF he is moved -- at the deadline to a playoff contender who has had a long term injury to a puck-moving D..

-1 #14 jakester 2011-09-08 16:59

Stastny would be amazing - turris would be a nice 2nd prize. johne you have to be aggressive as a GM. Sens can be back in the game with one move and basically not really affect their core coming up. Wiorcioch is promising + he played at Denver U. Theyve shown interset in Gonchar + another forward. I would do it in a second. I think we could ice a very very competitive team and leave all the young guys to develop in their junior leagues + AHL. Worth a try I say.

-2 #15 jakester 2011-09-08 17:01

Do you think Gonchar really cares at this point where he plays. Ottawa or Colorado - TomAto - Tomato.....

-1 #16 jakester 2011-09-08 17:04

Philly rebuilt in a year or two after floundering a few years back. Don't fool yourselves SENS want a quick rebuild A LA Flyers. Sens fans are very fickle - you could tell the building had empty seats at the end of the year. I think we need a 2nd center - would allow the young guys the time needed to develop.

-2 #17 Andrews Theory 2011-09-08 17:29

@jakester....

major difference between the two.

philly had three first rounders outside of the top ten turn into high impact nhl players including carter, richards and giroux.

unless foligno, o'brien and say noesen have the same result it aint happenning.

-2 #18 jakester 2011-09-08 17:35

Forget about O'brien(never amount to much) and Foligno what you see is what you get. Why throw out those 2 names. You could have mentioned Butler, Zibanejad, Da Costa, Stone, Noesen,Puempel, Silverburg before them. I think there r some good players there! You have Spezza and Stastny(and you fill in the rest of the top 6). Admit it makes things alot more interesting. Would we have to really touch the key elements. I don't think so. I think we have some gems taken in late rounds who"ll be players Hoffman - Stone. Looking promising so far. When you have to top centers you fill in the pieces with young guys. Worked for Pittsburgh.

-1 #19 jakester 2011-09-08 17:38

Two top centers when you have cap space makes sense to me. All I'm saying is IF he's available Murray should inquire.

-2 #20 111519 2011-09-08 17:57

We had a second line centre named Antoine Vermette whowe traded for Pascal Leclaire. He has scored 110 points in the past 2 seasons and never missed a game.

might be one of Murray's worst.

-1 #21 111519 2011-09-08 18:06

If Stastny is available you have to go for him while we are in rebuild. This season we do not need Gonchar, Wiercoch, and Foligno. We do need Stastny to centre a second line and give this team the 1-2 punch any future contender has to have. The thought of having Spezza, Stastny, and Zibby down the middle for the next few years should make any Sens fan excited.

+2 #22 Lambchops 2011-09-08 18:08

People throw around "made Of glass" and "injury prone" far too often. The kid has 1 injury and he is made of glass? Really? C'mon. Leclaire I'll give you, but seriously 1 injury is not injury prone

0 #23 MoeDozer 2011-09-08 18:09

Quoting 111519:

We had a second line centre named Antoine Vermette whowe traded for Pascal Leclaire. He has scored 110 points in the past 2 seasons and never missed a game.

might be one of Murray's worst.

too bad thanks to that trade we got lehner..

0 #24 111519 2011-09-08 18:21

Quoting MoeDozer:

Quoting 111519:
We had a second line centre named Antoine Vermette whowe traded for Pascal Leclaire. He has scored 110 points in the past 2 seasons and never missed a game.

might be one of Murray's worst.

too bad thanks to that trade we got lehner..

I love Lehrner but since another goaltender wasnt picked for 16 spots after we picked him (and by the way he wasn't our first pickin the second round) I think we could have got him regardless.

-1 #25 MoeDozer 2011-09-08 19:03

Quoting 111519:

Quoting MoeDozer:
Quoting 111519:
We had a second line centre named Antoine Vermette whowe traded for Pascal Leclaire. He has scored 110 points in the past 2 seasons and never missed a game.

might be one of Murray's worst.

too bad thanks to that trade we got lehner..

I love Lehrner but since another goaltender wasnt picked for 16 spots after we picked him (and by the way he wasn't our first pickin the second round) I think we could have got him regardless.

we used our own 2nd round pick to get silfverberg at 39. then we used CBJ pick at 46 to get lehner.
probably took the best players out of the 2nd round that year. i love our scouts.

0 #26 PraiseAlfie84 2011-09-08 20:05

Corey Locke? Really? How many chances does this guy need to make the big roster? It's just not happening, unless there's a long list of injuries and we're desperate....

+4 #27 SensChirp 2011-09-08 20:48

I understand that Corey Locke is a long shot and likely destined for a career as an all star AHLer, but to say that he has had "multiple" chances at making a big roster isn't really true.

He is a play-making centre that needs skilled wingers to be effective. Not sure he has ever been put in that position. Certainly not here in Ottawa.

0 #28 Lambchops 2011-09-08 21:07

Quoting SensChirp:

I understand that Corey Locke is a long shot and likely destined for a career as an all star AHLer, but to say that he has had "multiple" chances at making a big roster isn't really true.

He is a play-making centre that needs skilled wingers to be effective. Not sure he has ever been put in that position. Certainly not here in Ottawa.

Totally agreed dude

0 #29 Daren Puppa 2011-09-08 21:57

Chirp,

I gather you would like to see Corey Locke be given a chance to be our 2nd line C?

Also, I have heard the Sens are looking to have cheerleaders in place for next season. Anyone else hear about this?
And no Tookie, I'm not sure what time and day tryouts are being held.

0 #30 Peter Sidorkiewicz 2011-09-08 22:28

30

-1 #31 Trollard 2011-09-08 23:37

Although not likely to fill the roll I do think Locke deserves a shot at the 2C spot. One last chance to prove himself will not hurt us. Throw Zibanejad and DaCosta into the mix for training camp and may the best man for the job be rewarded.

0 #32 Phoenix 2011-09-09 01:35

So tell me why would you want Turris. The kid has done minimal on a bad team. As a High pick he should have been a stand out of some sort by now. If the rumor is true that he wants 4 million then forget it. Our kids deserve a chance and would cost a lot less. Now if you were talking stansty or Zajac or someone of that ilk then that's a different matter.

0 #33 SensChirp 2011-09-09 06:40

Not cheerleaders but some sort of in-game entertainment group giving out prizes and energizing the crowd. It sounds a lot like cheerleaders but they aren't calling it that.

-2 #34 my2sens 2011-09-09 07:39

Quoting SensChirp:

I understand that Corey Locke is a long shot and likely destined for a career as an all star AHLer, but to say that he has had "multiple" chances at making a big roster isn't really true.

He is a play-making centre that needs skilled wingers to be effective. Not sure he has ever been put in that position. Certainly not here in Ottawa.

Could you put Locke with Spezza?

0 #35 Sandy 2011-09-09 12:56

Quoting 111519:

We had a second line centre named Antoine Vermette whowe traded for Pascal Leclaire. He has scored 110 points in the past 2 seasons and never missed a game.

might be one of Murray's worst.

That trade got us Lehner with that 2nd round pick.... I would say that was a great pickup..

0 #36 Sandy 2011-09-09 12:59

Quoting SensChirp:

I understand that Corey Locke is a long shot and likely destined for a career as an all star AHLer, but to say that he has had "multiple" chances at making a big roster isn't really true.

He is a play-making centre that needs skilled wingers to be effective. Not sure he has ever been put in that position. Certainly not here in Ottawa.

If I'm KK -- it try Locke with Petersson & Caporusso down in Bingo. That could be quite a good line..

0 #37 Sandy 2011-09-09 13:01

Quoting SensChirp:

Not cheerleaders but some sort of in-game entertainment group giving out prizes and energizing the crowd. It sounds a lot like cheerleaders but they aren't calling it that.

Last thing I want to see is cheerleaders... why? To get the male clientele in the stands?

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