The Ottawa Senators traded Brady Tkachuk over the summer after he requested a trade. On Wednesday night, the former Ottawa captain returned to the Canadian Tire Centre with the visiting Florida Panthers.
After 180 days since his last hockey game on April 18 in the first game of the Ottawa Senators' Stanley Cup Playoff round against the Carolina Hurricanes,
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Ottawa Senators got a wave of good news at Thursday morning practice. Both Artem Zub and Jake Sanderson skated with full contact, hinting that both are nearing returns from their injuries.
The Ottawa Senators are dealing with a decimated blue line, with the injuries to Jake Sanderson, Artem Zub, and now Nikolas Matinpalo. These are three of their six NHL defencemen that are out of the lineup, and while they've done a good job keeping things afloat with a hot start.
The Ottawa Senators will visit the New Jersey Devils tonight at the Prudential Center. Despite hopes that they may have Jake Sanderson or Artem Zub back in their lineup, the writing was on the wall when the club recalled Belleville Senators defenceman Jorian Donovan for some roster reassurance on this quick, one game road trip.
The Ottawa Senators are showing clear signs of recovery from early-season injuries, as three key players returned to the ice in encouraging fashion during Saturday’s morning skate.
The Ottawa Senators appear to be on the verge of getting significantly healthier, with three injured players taking encouraging steps at Saturday’s morning skate.
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.
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.
Travis Green announced on September 23rd that the Ottawa Senators would be without their defensive stalwart, Artem Zub, to start the season. Green said that this was still the same knee injury that had been lingering since the Stanley Cup playoff matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes.
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.
There’s a little piece of Senators news that probably doesn’t look like much on the surface. Artem Zub is still recovering from the lower-body injury he suffered during Ottawa’s first-round playoff series, but the good news is that he expects to be ready for training camp.
Ottawa Senators fans may have something else to worry about this upcoming season. No, it’s not the prospect of competing in the Atlantic Division. It’s the uncertainty surrounding an impending UFA blueliner.
Artem Zub is coming off another successful and consistent season, despite suffering an unfortunate injury in Game 1 of the playoffs after his hit on Seth Jarvis in the second period.
The Ottawa Senators battled injuries to their defensemen throughout the regular season, which was a major reason they were on the bubble for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Ottawa Senators are heading back home with their back against the wall. The first two games of their first-round series against the Carolina Hurricanes have been nothing short of entertaining.
As if dropping Game 1 of their first round series with the Carolina Hurricanes in a 2-0 shutout wasn’t enough, the Ottawa Senators’ injury woes continue – this time, with one of their most trustworthy defensive defenders in Artem Zub.
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the trade chatter, the Ottawa Senators are starting to pop up in conversations, and one name keeps coming up: right-shot defenseman Artem Zub.
A wave of young, high-octane talent powers this recently emerging Ottawa Senators team. Brady Tkachuk plays with heart and grit, the emotional engine of the team.
Defenseman Artem Zub scored the go-ahead goal 2:50 into the third period, lifting the Ottawa Senators to a 2-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Sunday afternoon in Newark, N.J.
The Ottawa Senators are back in action when they take on the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center on Thursday. Tonight's showdown marks the seventh outing on the Senators' grueling nine-game road trip and things won't get easier in the Lone Star State.
The Ottawa Senators are wasting no time seeking a trade market solution to replace defenseman Artem Zub, whose absence has left a significant void on the blue line.
The Ottawa Senators are in the bottom half of the league as the month of November nears an end. Ottawa entered the 2024-25 campaign with renewed hopes to make a playoff push.
The Ottawa Senators have announced the defenseman Artem Zub will be returning to the lineup for their game against the New York Islanders on Nov. 7. Zub has missed the previous nine games with a concussion after taking a big hit from LA Kings forward Tanner Jeannot 24 days ago.
Artem Zub, the Ottawa Senators defenseman, provided a brief update on his recovery and potential return to the lineup. Speaking to the media, Zub said he’s feeling good.