Potential Trade Options for the Ottawa Senators

Coleman is under contract for this season and next, bringing in a $4.90 million AAV cap hit. He does have a no-movement clause, so he’d have to approve a deal to the Senators. Coleman would bring in Stanley Cup expereince having won two with the Lightning. In 658 career games, he has 305 points on 160 goals and 145 assists. He’s a +47 with 12 power-play goals, 21 shorthanded goals, and 27 game-winning goals.

Keifer Sherwood

Sherwood is a free agent after this season. He would carry a $1.50 million AAV cap hit. Sherwood is a name that will seem to carry a bidding war, and Vancouver will take the best offer they can get. Can Ottawa provide that? In 298 career games, he has 115 points on 56 goals and 59 assists. He’s a +19 with five power-play goals, two shorthanded goals, and 11 game-winning goals.

Conor Garland

Garland is under contract for three seasons. He has a no-movement clause that kicks in next season. He carries a $4.95 million AAV cap hit this season before it goes up next season to $6 million. The 29-year-old hasplayed in 512 games over eight seasons, recording 310 points on 129 goals and 181 assists. He’s a +14 with 23 power-play goals, a shorthanded goal, and 21 game-winning goals.

Michael Bunting

Bunting is a free agent after this season, and he carries a $4.50 million AAV. He also doesn’t have a no-movement clause. In 377 career games, he has 238 points on 104 goals and 134 assists. He’s an even in plus/minus with 33 power-play goals and 11 game-winning goals.

Wrap Up:

Who makes the most sense for the Senators? Well realistcally they all do, the main question is what are they giving up? That will likely dictate what the Senators do as they look to improve their roster.