When you check out at any grocery store, as you put your items on the conveyor belt to be scanned and paid for, you can’t help but face a litany of magazines that exist more for their shock value than the news within them.
If you’ve been watching the Ottawa Senators lately, you know it’s not just the scoreboard that’s messy. Off the ice, the noise is real. Rumours start circulating online, names get tossed around, and suddenly, the clubhouse feels like a pressure cooker.
Coming off an embarrassing 8-2 loss and drowning in bad vibes, all the Senators needed to do to get back on track was beat a weakened Panthers team. Instead, they extended their losing streak to four games with a 3-2 defeat that felt all too familiar.
The Florida Panthers take on the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Arena tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Welcome to this Ottawa Senators edition of NHL Rumours. Yes, we heard about everything that has been going on. It has been on all of the major hockey broadcasts.
The Ottawa Senators have been under an intense spotlight in recent days, as rumors surrounding the reason for Linus Ullmark’s personal leave — now approaching the two-week mark — reached a fever pitch on Thursday.
To say the Ottawa Senators are going through the ringer right now is an understatement. Not only are the Senators in an ugly stretch that has seen them
TSN: There is no timeframe of Linus Ullmark rejoining the Ottawa Senators, according to Darren Dreger, despite him being at the arena on Monday night. They aren’t looking at the market for immediate help, but could be paying attention to it for the future.
Wow. If you have been on social media, and if you are reading this you likely have, the stories coming into today’s matchup would have your heading spinning, upside down, underwater, trying to touch your stick to your skates.
The Senators have struggled to start the year, despite high hopes and promises that this would be the year they finally made some noise. However, some three months into the season, the only noise out of Ottawa is the collective sighs as the team’s inconsistency drives its most loyal supporters up the wall.
Plagued by weak goaltending performances, the Ottawa Senators inked journeyman goalie James Reimer to a minor league professional tryout contract with the intention of signing and playing him in the NHL, TSN reported.
Well, at least we knew the Ottawa Senators would probably lose last night so we can't get too hung up on just how bad the loss turned out. We can spend the coming days and weeks assessing the implications of this three-game losing streak in terms of this quickly-deteriorating season and the overall direction of this organization.
We have a made it, the time to discuss the state of the Ottawa Senators goaltending. Their star starter on a leave of absence, their 23-year-old backup thrust into the number one spot, no one with proven NHL experience elsewhere in the organization.
The Senators announced they’ve activated center Lars Eller from injured reserve. To open a spot, they moved goaltender Linus Ullmark to the non-roster list.
The Ottawa Senators made a goaltending change ahead of their upcoming road trip. Mads Søgaard was recalled from the Belleville Senators, while Hunter Shepard was sent down to the AHL affiliate to make room on the roster.
It isn’t time for the Ottawa Senators and head coach Travis Green to start panicking just yet. Green’s team sits last in the Atlantic Division standings, but just two points stand between them and the fourth-place team in the division.
Thomas Chabot scored twice as the host Ottawa Senators defeated the visiting Winnipeg Jets 4-2 on Saturday night, lengthening Winnipeg's winless skid to nine games.