Tyler Boucher

So other than Ottawa, so, uh, I don't think he'll get picked up, but he's, he's a name that's on waivers right now.

And I don't think that Tyler Boucher is going to get picked up, but Tyler Boucher, I know most people were concentrating on the game here in Ottawa, the split squad game on Saturday in Montreal.

He was really good.

And not just because he scored a goal.

He was doling out some hits.

He was in the middle of a lot.

That was Tyler Boucher's I can't speak to what he did in Belleville, but in his limited time in an Ottawa Senator's uniform, that was his best game.

That kind of showed what he might be capable of if he could ever stay healthy.

So, again, they should have a better team in Belleville.

And Tyler Boucher, we talked about earlier in the show, he was the most impressive of all of the players from Saturday in Montreal.

That was probably Tyler Boucher's best game as a pro.

And, you know, again, boy, I don't think anybody's claiming him on waivers at this point.

I think there's still a long way to go in his development, but that was a good performance for him to end with Ottawa for now.

It was a Philip Tomasino, his first of the preseason power play goal from Christian Cairo and Casper Holtanen.

1331 Chris Crider scored for Montreal from Nick Suzuki and Mike Matheson at 1919 Tyler Boucher.

That was a power play goal.

Xavier Borgo and Ryan Suzuki with assist second period and no adoption power play goal from Uriah Slavkoski and Cole Caulfield and then 613 Uriah Slavkoski.

Chris Kreider got that one back quickly, though.

And then Tyler Boucher scored for the Senators at 19.19. And that, too, came on a power play.

So Ottawa leading Montreal 2-1 in Montreal.

This game tied 1-1.

2-19 left in the third period.

Boucher and Tomasino with the goals for the Senators in that one.

As mentioned off the top, Ottawa Titans, Frontier League champions with a 4-0 win over Evansville.

And they win three games to one in the championship series.

You know, that carries weight, and he's got almost 300 games experience, so be surprised if he's not on the roster.

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Happy Boucher and Tomasino scored.

Eklund and Yak as well need to clean it up with the full roster.

Chris Kreider got that one back quickly, though.

And then Tyler Boucher scored for the Senators at 19.19. And that, too, came on a power play.

So Ottawa leading Montreal 2-1 in Montreal.

This game tied 1-1.

And the game against the Habs in Montreal, Ottawa lost 4-2.

So in that game, you saw Tyler Boucher and Tomasino score.

More on them later.

And in the game in Ottawa, that Ottawa won.

And by the time you're watching this video you may already know if somebody was claimed or not.

Because the Ottawa Senators today put all these guys on waivers actually.

Including Xavier Bourgeau, Tyler Boucher and Sam Bull Duke as well.

But guys like Philip Tomasino, Sammy Blais, Christian Kairou, Ryan Suzuki were put on waivers today as well.

Eight players did need waivers.

So, Sammy Blay, Phil Tomasino, Samuel Bolduc, Tyler Boucher, Xavier Bourgault, Philip Daou, Ryan Suzuki, and Christian Cairo are all on waivers for the Sens today.

Louis-Philippe, Felix Borg, Jackson Culver, Adam Nemitz, Blake Vanik all return to their junior clubs for the Ottawa Senators, whose numbers are down to 29 at training camp.

They still consider it training camp, even though the regular season starts on Tuesday.