The Ottawa Senators kick off their 2026-27 regular season against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Oct. 3. After a busy offseason that saw them most notably trade away former captain Brady Tkachuk, the Senators will be aiming to prove their doubters wrong.
The Ottawa Senators enter the season with mixed expectations league wide and having a new identity to boot. This season will be important as they look to take that next step in their contention window on the backs of their young core.
There’s something almost funny about the Ottawa Senators’ injury news heading into Saturday’s game against the Maple Leafs. Andre Burakovsky is out. Warren Foegele might be back.
Talk about a palate cleansing announcement. After a summer where seemingly loyal Senators turned their back on the fan base and the city, with yesterday’s announcement, we got a good reminder of what real loyalty looks like.
Final cuts are never easy, and every season, talented players end up on the waiver wire, free for the taking by any team that first puts in a claim. Sometimes
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The Ottawa Senators announced that defenseman Thomas Chabot has been named the 11th captain in franchise history on Sept. 29. After Brady Tkachuk requested a trade out of Ottawa, was dealt to the Florida Panthers, and left the captaincy vacant, speculation began regarding the club’s next captain.
One of the longest-tenured players in a team’s history is joining a select list of names. On Tuesday, the Ottawa Senators announced that defenseman Thomas Chabot has been named the 11th captain in franchise history.
The Ottawa Senators have named defenseman Thomas Chabot as the 11th captain in franchise history. He takes over the ‘C’ after it was with winger Brady Tkachuk for the last five seasons.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Less than two months. That's all the distance there was between Brady Tkachuk calling himself "fully committed" to the Ottawa Senators in April and the Sunday night in June when he became a Florida Panther.
The Ottawa Senators have finalized their roster for the 2026-27 season. After trimming their roster by 29 players this past weekend, they have made their opening night roster official as the 5pm roster deadline has passed.
The Ottawa Senators are getting close to opening night, and like almost every NHL team right now, they have a few little things to sort out. The Senators open their season Saturday against the Toronto Maple Leafs, so every injury update and roster move suddenly gets a little more interesting.
09/28/2026: The Senators have released Ben Hutton from his PTO and have elected not to sign him to an NHL contract, reports Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Citizen.
The Ottawa Senators are prepped to enter the season after playing five preseason games, three against the Montreal Canadiens and two against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
With opening night rosters due tomorrow at 5:00 pm EST, the Ottawa Senators have sent multiple players down to the AHL, retaining a 29-man roster of 16 forwards, 11 defencemen, and 2 goalies.
The Ottawa Senators have announced that they've trimmed their training camp roster by 29 players. With opening night rosters needing to be set by Monday, Sept.
After locking up UFA Drake Batherson, the Ottawa Senators have several remaining veterans who will need new contracts at some point. In most cases, the team will likely let the season unfold before pursuing extensions.
The Ottawa Senators had a busy Friday afternoon. GM Steve Staios was forced to make an immediate move following a tough decision from earlier in the week.
There are some things you don't want to see during training camp. One is a player suddenly missing from practice when nobody seems quite sure why. That's what happened Thursday with the Ottawa Senators, and this time there are two names to watch.
The Ottawa Senators are getting set to embark on a crucial season in the development of their core, as they look to build on two consecutive Stanley Cup Playoff appearances with no series wins to show for their efforts.
With the start of the 2026-27 NHL regular season less than a week away, the biggest moves of the offseason are back at the forefront, and none have drawn more attention — or will continue to — than Brady Tkachuk’s move to Florida.
The Ottawa Senators’ farm system has been in a rough state for the past few seasons. After the 2020 Draft class of Tim Stutzle, Jake Sanderson, Tyler Kleven, and Ridly Greig graduated, the Senators didn’t have a lot of options remaining to fill out the team’s depth when injuries and inconsistencies set in, forcing them to rely on free agents.
The Edmonton Oilers’ signing of Alex Formenton has drawn, and continues to draw, plenty of scrutiny around the hockey world and from their own fanbase.
The Ottawa Senators are going all in on Drake Batherson. According to Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, the team has signed the right winger to an eight-year
The Ottawa Senators are reportedly closing in on an eight-year contract extension with winger Drake Batherson ahead of Tuesday night’s CBA deadline. Although the exact terms remain unclear, the deal is expected to carry an average annual value between $10.5 million and $11 million.
Both the Ottawa Senators and Drake Batherson‘s camp are “targeting an eight-year extension,” per Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun, and the two sides have until 11:59 PM ET on Tuesday to make it happen.