The Ottawa Senators are right on the heels of a massive win against the New York Rangers that significantly boosted their odds of making the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Ottawa Senators dominated the New York Rangers in their 2-1 win on Monday, holding the Blueshirts to just 10 shots in the game. Shane Pinto and Warren Foegele scored for the Sens, and James Reimer stood tall in the Ottawa net, only facing 10 total shots but stopping nine of them to get the win.
The Senators’ push for the playoffs got a lot murkier despite last night’s defensive standout win over the Rangers. The two points cost them both Thomas Chabot and Lassi Thomson on the blue line, who, head coach Travis Green said, would miss multiple games with apparent right wrist injuries and undisclosed injuries, respectively.
As it turns out, Belleville performs better against playoff teams than against Utica, who would have guessed. With the pressure of making a playoff run gone, Belleville firmly plays the role of spoiler and they played much better in the last two weeks than the two before.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
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Ottawa Senators defensemen Thomas Chabot and Lassi Thomson each left the team’s contest against the New York Rangers tonight with an injury, per an official announcement.
The Ottawa Senators hit the road for a crucial back-to-back, opting to hold Linus Ullmark for the 4-point swing in Detroit, opting for backup James Reimer tonight against the weaker New York Rangers.
The Ottawa Senators may have just caught an unfortunate break as they continue their late-season chase for a playoff spot. During Monday’s 2-1 win over the New York Rangers, defensemen Thomas Chabot and Lassi Thomson each suffered injuries.
If you’ve been watching the Eastern Conference standings, you can see that the Ottawa Senators are hanging around the postseason cutoff. In fact, they’re not just tagging along.
Sportsnet insider Elliotte Friedman recently said to buckle up for what could be a wild NHL offseason, and much of that stems from the Quinn Hughes situation—traded with almost two full years left on his contract—which has changed how star players and management approach business.
The Ottawa Senators are refusing to go quietly. They had a dominant 5-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in another instalment of the Battle of Ontario on Saturday night.
The Ottawa Senators are hitting their stride at the perfect time, and it might be just enough to propel them into a playoff position in the Eastern Conference.
In mid-January, the Ottawa Senators were in the initial stages of their bid to return to playoff contention when they scored eight goals in a game against the New York Rangers.
The Ottawa Senators are in the middle of a rabid playoff push, currently sitting 10th in the Eastern Conference. Their regulation win over the New York Islanders on Thursday was vital for their postseason chances.
The Ottawa Senators did themselves a world of good in the playoff picture, withstanding a late push to top the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 on Saturday night.
The Ottawa Senators made the playoffs last season for the first time in several years, but as we approach the end of the 2025-26 regular season, it’s looking less and less likely that they’ll return to the dance.
The conversation around Brady Tkachuk’s recent play has become a bit of a storyline over the past several days. Elliotte Friedman was the latest to discuss whatever is going on with Tkachuk on the 32 Thoughts podcast, suggesting Senators coach Travis Green had a heart-to-heart with his star player.
The Ottawa Senators are suddenly a story again. And not the “let’s talk about rebuilding next year” kind of story. They’ve put together a little run here, and for the first time in months, you can almost see them sneaking into the playoff conversation.
Brady Tkachuk scored the tiebreaking goal with 12.2 seconds remaining in regulation, as the host Ottawa Senators rallied for a 3-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Thursday night.
New York Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer is not only running away with NHL's Rookie of the Year race, he also continues to do things no other 18-year-old defenseman has ever done.
The Ottawa Senators have been quietly turning heads since the Olympic break. A 6-1-2 run over nine games has them within striking distance of the second wild card in the Eastern Conference, and for a team that spent most of the season wondering if the puck would ever bounce their way, that’s significant.
Nick Jensen‘s 2025-26 season is over, as Senators head coach Travis Green told reporters (including Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Citizen) that the defender has undergone surgery to repair a torn meniscus.
The Ottawa Senators have excelled in almost every facet of their game this season, except for the most important one. Goaltending is one of the most important positions in all of sports.
NHL PR: The NHL decided to alter their punishment to the Ottawa Senators and granted them the 32nd pick in the 2026 draft. The Senators were originally stripped of their 2024, 2025 or 2026 first-round picks for the role they played in an Evgenii Dadonov trade of not providing info on Dadonov’s no-trade list.
The Ottawa Senators head to Vancouver Monday night hoping to cap a strong road trip with another win. The team has been playing some of its best hockey of the season, rattling off an 8-1-2 stretch since late January and piling up 20 goals in the last four games.