Ottawa Senators Captain Brady Tkachuk will miss at least four weeks due to a right wrist injury he sustained in Monday’s game against the Nashville Predators, Head Coach Travis Green announced.
The Ottawa Senators will be without star forward and captain Brady Tkachuk for at least four weeks. This follows an awkward check into the boards from Roman Josi in the Senators home opening loss against Nashville.
After their first postseason run in nearly a decade in 2024-25, the Ottawa Senators got some bad news just three games into their 2025-26 campaign. After
The Ottawa Senators will have to go without their captain and top winger for an extended period of time. Senators head coach Travis Green told a group of reporters on Tuesday that Tkachuk will be out for at least four weeks after suffering an injury during Monday’s loss to the Nashville Predators.
Senators captain Brady Tkachuk will miss at least four weeks due to the right wrist injury he sustained in yesterday’s game against the Predators, head coach Travis Green said.
Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk is undergoing further testing after leaving Monday's 4-1 loss to Nashville with an apparent upper-body injury. Tkachuk was cross-checked early in the first period and appeared to slam his right arm into the boards after he was hit.
Let’s face it – the Ottawa Senators have a scoring problem. Last season, they ranked 31st in the league in 5-on-5 scoring. They ranked 19th in total goals scored, and nobody on the roster was among the NHL’s top 20 goal-scorers.
Welcome back to NHL Rumours and for this one a visit to the Canadian National capital city. Where we got our rumours from, there was some chat on the overall performance of the club.
Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk left Monday’s game against the Nashville Predators midway through the third period with what looks like a wrist injury.
Early season expectations for the Ottawa Senators put them in the NHL’s top-10 teams. While that might be a bit high, there’s plenty to like in Canada’s capital city as the 2025-26 season kicks off.
Shane Pinto's second goal, a rebound, go-ahead score with 1:47 remaining, lifted the Ottawa Senators to a season-opening 5-4 victory over the host Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night.
Today’s article tackles a very specific and difficult topic for the team from the Canadian National Capital city. Just what exactly do the Ottawa Senators need to do to finish as high as second in the NHL’s Atlantic Division in 2025-26?
The Ottawa Senators will be without one of their best forwards in their regular-season opener on Thursday. Drake Batherson told media on Wednesday that he would not play in the Senators’ matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning and is considered day-to-day.
The current Ottawa Senators, the second franchise to bear the Senators name, began play in the 1992-93 NHL season. The original Senators existed from 1883 to 1954 and competed in the NHL from 1917 to 1934, winning the Stanley Cup multiple times.
Today is the first day of standard waivers for the 2025-26 campaign, meaning teams can now begin the process of cutting non-waiver-exempt players from their training camp rosters.