Veteran winger Boko Imama drops the gloves in Senators debut

After years of grinding in the AHL, Boko Imama is looking to make a name for himself in the NHL for his Ottawa Senators debut.

At 27-years of age, Quebec native Boko Imama is getting another shot in the NHL, this time with the Ottawa Senators, and in his first game for the team, he's looking to make a major impact.

Even in a seemingly meaningless game against the New Jersey Devils, Boko Imama showed that he can make an impact in many ways when he dropped the gloves with the hard-hitting Kurtis MacDermid.

Imama was drafted in the sixth round all the way back in 2015, and while he's played nine games for the Arizona Coyotes, the majority of his career has been spent in the AHL, so now we will see if this type of impact can catch the attention of the Senators for next season or another team in the league.

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