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Binghamton Senators

2002 - 2017 (15 Seasons)

American Hockey League

Broome Country Veterans Memorial Arena

(GP-W-L-T-OTL-SOL)

1176-545-497-18-64-52 0.520

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Binghamton Senators
General Information

NHL Affiliation - Ottawa Senators
Executive Vice President, Operations - Tom Mitchell
Calder Cup Champions - 2011 (4-2 vs. Houston)
Binghamton Senators vs. the AHL

The Binghamton Senators were an American Hockey League (AHL) team that played in Binghamton, New York at the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena. The B-Sens played fifthteen seasons in Binghamton before the Ottawa Senators bought the franchise from it's local owners and moved the team to Bellville, Ontario, Canada after the 2016-2017 season.

The B-Sens won the Calder Cup in 2011, 4 games to 2 over the Houston Aeros securing the city of Binghamton it's first professional hockey championshop in at that time 38 years.

Binghamton Senators 15 Year Stats
Seas.	Div.	GP	W	L	T	OTL	SOL	Pts	Pct	GF	GA	PIM	Att.	Coach
02-03	AHLE	80	43	26	9	2	0	97	0.606	239	207	1789	4038	John Paddock
03-04	AHLE	80	34	34	9	3	0	80	0.5	210	216	2015	4360	John Paddock
04-05	AHLE	80	47	21	0	4	8	106	0.663	276	217	2382	4633	Dave Cameron
05-06	AHLE	80	35	37	0	4	4	78	0.488	258	295	2200	4045	Dave Cameron
06-07	AHLE	80	23	48	0	4	5	55	0.344	225	323	1677	3887	Dave Cameron
07-08	AHLE	80	34	32	0	9	5	82	0.513	225	248	1642	4069	Cory Clouston
08-09	AHLE	80	41	30	0	5	4	91	0.569	232	238	1610	3917	Clouston, Hunt
09-10	AHLE	80	36	35	0	6	3	81	0.506	251	260	1400	3629	Don Nachbaur
10-11	AHLE	80	42	30	0	3	5	92	0.575	255	221	1225	3652	Kurt Kleinendorst
11-12	AHLE	76	29	40	0	5	2	65	0.428	201	243	1189	3578	Kurt Kleinendorst
12-13	AHLE	76	44	24	0	1	7	96	0.632	227	188	1409	3559	Luke Richardson
13-14	AHLE	76	44	24	0	3	5	96	0.632	276	232	1481	3936	Luke Richardson
14-15	AHLE	76	34	34	0	7	1	76	0.5	242	258	1620	3773	Luke Richardson
15-16	AHLN	76	31	38	0	6	1	69	0.454	204	241	1371	3812	Luke Richardson
16-17	AHLN	76	28	44	0	2	2	60	0.395	190	266	944	3666	Kurt Kleinendorst
Totals:		1176	545	497	18	64	52	81.6	0.52	3511	3653	23954	3903.6

B-Sens Logos Over The Years

Notable AHL Players:

Denis Hamel (2003-2010) 203-189-392 in 438 Games Played. B-Sens Leader in Games Playes, Goals, Assists & Points.
Josh Hennessy (2006-2010) 99-114-213 in 289 Games Played. 2nd in Goals and Points; 3rd in Assists
Brian McGrattan (2002-2005) 1051 PIMS in 196 Games Played (Franchine Leader)
Jason Spezza (2002-2005) 54-117-171 in 123 Games Played; Over 1200 Games Played in the NHL.
Ray Emery (2002-2008) 77 Wins, 156 Games Played, both franchise highs. 22 Playoff Games Played, 287 NHL Games.
Robin Lehner (2009-2013) 43 Wins, 95 Games Played, 2nd in franchise wins. 2011 Calder Cup MVP.
Todd Bertuzzi (2014-2015) Final two games of his pro-career played with the B-Sens.

Binghamton Hockey Hall Of Fame:

John Paddock - 2011
Mike Busniuk - 2012
Bob Carr - 2013
Denis Hamel - 2014
Ray Emery - 2017
Steve Sterling - 2017
Brian McGrattan - 2018
Chris Kelly - 2019
Ryan Keller - 2019
Grady Whittenburg - 2019
Josh Hennessy - 2020