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Belleville Senators Live
The NHL's Ottawa Senators and owner Eugene Melnyk wanted to bring the team's New York-based AHL affiliate closer to the franchise in Ontario. So ahead of the 2017 AHL season, they did exactly that — and the Belleville Senators found their home.
"We wanted a good community...I wanted to be in Canada, that's for sure. And at the end of the day, you gotta look the mayor in the eyes and trust them," Melnyk told YourTv Belleville of the move.
The city of Belleville, Ontario, poured $20 million in renovations into CAA Arena (including a sleek, four-panel jumbotron with a 360-degree screen) and it has quickly become an exciting 4,400-person arena in which to view a hockey game. Now past their rookie season in Belleville, the Senators even have a number of "party boxes" for six to eight fans that can be purchased at reasonable prices.
While the Senators missed the playoffs in their first season in Belleville, they've been playing competitive hockey ever since, behind young wingers Jack Rodewald, Rudolfs Balcers, Adam Tambellini, and star center from the Czech Republic, Filip Chlapik. Coach Troy Mann's Belleville team has seen their share of players get called up to the NHL and former NHLers come back down to the AHL and play high-level hockey.
Belleville Senators Background
Two and a half hours away from Ottawa, the Belleville Senators are the breeding ground for future NHL players of the Ottawa Senators. The Belleville Senators began their history as the New Haven Nighthawks in 1972 before becoming the New Haven Senators in 1992, when Ottawa was given an expansion team in the NHL. They moved to Prince Edward Island in 1993, Binghamton in 2002, and have called Belleville home since 2017.
Lousy game from both the Sens and Marlies. Poor passing,executions,powerless power plays too many icings. A poor effort from both teams and maybe there is a future NHL'r playing .....not this night!
We quite enjoyed the game itself but were disappointed with the size of the audience. Thinking it might have been better to have only opened up the 100 level or at least moved everyone down once you realized the tickets weren't selling as you maybe expected them to.
AMAZING would go next time for sure .. Nick Cousins is my hockey hero, always finding new ways to score. Now that’s talent!
Went up on the Fan Bus to the Belleville Sens game against Lavel Rocket, and when our group got off the bus apparently we were being spyed on by the team which made my journey from Belleville an AMAZING experience for me ..
This is really great hockey in a very good venue. Fast paced, and exciting hockey and it's great to see the players as they move up to the NHL and see them on tv.
I'm not a Watch on TV sports fan but a live game is quite a good time. You can feel the other fans' excitement. The music pumps you up and the chance to win the 50/50 draw is exciting.
Had a problem with seating, and was upgraded to better seats!!!
The tickets were delivered and no issues. Will definitely be using Ticketmaster again with no worries.
It was a great game and buying tickets was easy and affordable.
For a renovated arena, CAA Arena offers a lot of accomodation that you'd normally find in newer arenas. Easy to get in. Arrive early because the game starts at indicated time. Comfortable seating, but would personally take them a bit wider. Good game, ok entertainment, but the ice crew is just so bad. They need some formation.