It is obvious that the Senators could use some goals. In the absence of Jason Spezza, the Senators have brought up some blank ammo from Binghamton. Why was Corey Locke left behind?



Locke is the top scorer of the entire league in the AHL right now with 12 goals and 37 assists. If not a goal scorer, Locke is at least a hot playmaker. Locke is currently running at more than one point per game with the B-Sens, and you have to go back seven games to find a scoresheet where he doesn;t have at least an assist. One could argue that it's high time for Locke to come up to the NHL and have a shot.

Yet he strangely remains in Bingo. He does good there no doubt, but that kind of talent could definitely have its use in Ottawa, perhaps even top line use. Yes, Bingo needs him, but doesn't the need of the parent team supecede that?

GO SENS GO!!