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Q and A with Senators owner Michael Andlauer: On LeBreton, potential, and Greig bobblehead
Q and A with Senators owner Michael Andlauer: On LeBreton, potential, and Greig bobblehead
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In an exclusive Q&A session with Michael Andlauer, the owner of the Ottawa Senators, he shared his vision for the team and its future. With the potential redevelopment of the Lebreton Flats area, Andlauer expressed excitement about the opportunities this could create for the Senators. He emphasized the importance of a strong foundation and community support, noting that the Senators aim to build a competitive team that fans can rally behind.
Andlauer also discussed the team's development strategy, highlighting his belief in nurturing talent through proper training and mentorship. He praised young players like Ridly Greig, who he believes will play a crucial role in the Senators' ascent in the NHL. The owner remarked that creating a vibrant, competitive team requires collaboration with the coaching staff and commitment to player development.
On the topic of engagement with the fanbase, Andlauer mentioned plans for initiatives that would make games more accessible and exciting for Ottawa fans. He hinted at potential promotional events, including unique merchandise like a Greig bobblehead, aiming to connect with longtime supporters and also attract new ones. His enthusiasm for the Senators’ potential is palpable, as he looks to spearhead what he hopes will be a new era of success for the franchise.
Andlauer also discussed the team's development strategy, highlighting his belief in nurturing talent through proper training and mentorship. He praised young players like Ridly Greig, who he believes will play a crucial role in the Senators' ascent in the NHL. The owner remarked that creating a vibrant, competitive team requires collaboration with the coaching staff and commitment to player development.
On the topic of engagement with the fanbase, Andlauer mentioned plans for initiatives that would make games more accessible and exciting for Ottawa fans. He hinted at potential promotional events, including unique merchandise like a Greig bobblehead, aiming to connect with longtime supporters and also attract new ones. His enthusiasm for the Senators’ potential is palpable, as he looks to spearhead what he hopes will be a new era of success for the franchise.