Ottawa Senators forward David Perron hit a major milestone Tuesday night, playing in his 1,200th career NHL game as the Sens took on the Montreal Canadiens.
After a whirlwind of a season in 2024-25, David Perron is hoping to be an important part of the Ottawa Senators. Without even worrying about what happens off the ice, Perron has been a strong leader on plenty of successful teams and has been a great asset for the club.
Remember last season when David Perron was a member of the Detroit Red Wings, and he delivered a nasty cross check to Artem Zub after he saw him standing over an unconscious Dylan Larkin?
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Ottawa chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association has unanimously nominated Senators’ forward David Perron for the 2025 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy.
The Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy is awarded to the National Hockey League player who best exemplifies perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey.
Veteran forward David Perron will return to the Ottawa Senators‘ lineup Thursday versus the Atlantic Division rival Boston Bruins following a 27-game absence due to a back injury, reports Julian McKenzie of The Athletic.
David Perron’s arrival in Ottawa was met with optimism. The 36-year-old veteran signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Senators in July. He was expected to bring his scoring touch and leadership to a team looking to take the next step.
Former Detroit Red Wings player David Perron was back in the Ottawa Senators lineup Saturday night after missing 11 games to deal with scary medical issues with his unborn daughter Elizabeth.
We are happy to tell you that it's good news under the circumstances, and, most importantly, this information comes directly from the Perron family, news they willingly shared publicly.
The Ottawa Senators kick off a three-game road trip tonight in Salt Lake City, Utah and will be doing so without the services of veteran forward David Perron.
David Perron of the Ottawa Senators is leaving the team for an indefinite amount of time as he tends to a family issue involving his wife Vanessa. He and Vanessa are expecting a daughter very soon by the name of Elizabeth.
It may have been a surprise for many Ottawa Senators fans when their team signed free agent David Perron to a two-year, $8 million contract on July 1. Even so, there’s no denying that it was one of president of hockey operations and general manager (GM) Steve Staios’ better moves this summer.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are going to prioritize upgrading their blue line and goaltending depth once free agency opens on July 1. After completing their top priorities, general manager Brad Treliving should focus on signing David Perron.
This summer, David Perron will be as free as a bird. The 35-year-old veteran still has plenty to give to an NHL club, having racked up 47 points (17 goals) in 76 games this season with the Red Wings.
David Perron is making it abundantly clear that he wants to remain with the Detroit Red Wings. GM Steve Yzerman is on the record as suggesting that he’s not opposed to the idea.
We split our plus-money prop looks yesterday, and we'll aim to do one better with two more looks on the ice tonight. There's plenty of action, but we've aimed to follow a pair of home teams in games that matter.
According to ESPN’s Emily Kaplan, don’t be shocked to see Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman pivot on his trade deadline plans for forward David Perron.
One of the issues that the Edmonton Oilers front office will need to address shortly is their depth scoring across the third and fourth lines at even-strength (5v5).
National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman has upheld the six-game suspension doled out to Detroit Red Wings forward David Perron by the league’s Department of Player Safety.
Sportsnet is reporting that the NHLPA has filed an appeal on behalf of Red Wings forward David Perron after he was suspended six games for cross-checking Senators defenseman Artem Zub on Saturday night.
The Department of Player Safety has reached its verdict on Red Wings winger David Perron, announcing that they have handed him a six-game suspension for his cross-check on Senators defenseman Artem Zub on Saturday.
The NHL’s Department of Player Safety has taken action following an incident in a recent game between the Detroit Red Wings and Ottawa Senators. The NHL DoPS announced that David Perron, a veteran forward, has been offered an in-person hearing.