Ottawa Senators forward Shane Pinto is going to miss a minimum of two weeks due to a lower-body injury, head coach Travis Green announced Saturday. Pinto,
The Ottawa Senators have placed forward Shane Pinto on injured reserve, according to the Coming in Hot podcast. The team then announced that forward Hayden Hodgson has been recalled from Ottawa’s AHL affiliate, the Belleville Senators.
The news officially came down the pipeline on this Saturday morning. With the Ottawa Senators set to take on the St. Louis Blues tonight, the news is that the Sens have placed centre Shane Pinto on injured reserve.
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 Senators announced on social media that forward Shane Pinto left Thursday’s game against the New York Rangers with a lower-body injury. Pinto’s last shift was in the first period after Rangers’ forward Mika Zibanejad delivered a hit on the Senators’ forward.
Linus Ullmark made 32 saves and stopped all three shootout tries and Shane Pinto scored a goal and also tallied the shootout winner as the Ottawa Senators handed the Vegas Golden Knights their third straight loss, 4-3, on Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
The Ottawa Senators re-signed Shane Pinto to a four-year contract recently. This was a bit of a surprising development considering the tumultuous road it took to reach this point.
It's Friday. Here are some thoughts. Yesterday morning, the Sens announced that they had signed Pinto to yet another bridge contract, this one being worth a lot more money than the last one.
Ottawa Senators forward Shane Pinto signed a four-year, $30 million contract extension on Thursday. Pinto, who turned 25 on Wednesday, was in line to become a restricted free agent after this season.
The Ottawa Senators finally got their deal done with Shane Pinto on Thursday, signing the 25-year-old centre to a four-year extension carrying a $7.5 million AAV.
The Ottawa Senators have signed centre Shane Pinto to a four-year extension. The deal holds an average annual value of $7.5 million per season. Pinto was off to a flaming hot start for the Senators, and while his production has come down a bit, he still plays a crucial role on the team.
The Ottawa Senators appear poised to lock in a key piece of their core on a medium-term contract extension. The Senators announced on Thursday that the team and center Shane Pinto have agreed to terms on a four-year pact that would come with an annual price tag of $7.5 million.
Shane Pinto is playing himself out of trade talks and into a massive contract extension with the Ottawa Senators, following his strong start to the 2025-26 season.
The Ottawa Senators will resume one of their most important conversations of the season later this week. High-scoring centerman Shane Pinto is set to become an arbitration-eligible, restricted free agent this summer, after closing out the two-year bridge deal he signed in 2024.
Shane Pinto has elevated his game to a whole other level in 2025-26 for the Ottawa Senators, and for him individually. Call it being a professional, having that five-tool skillset, with a bit of added experience, hey, he has even been putting on the muscle.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Ottawa Senators have tabled an offer for Shane Pinto, but the same insider who reported the offer is also suggesting there are complications that come along with it.
With Ottawa’s young stars and top players commanding top salaries, Shane Pinto’s next deal may need a bridge-style approach to fit under the team’s cap structure.
Elliotte Friedman is reporting that the Ottawa Senators have put an offer on the table for Shane Pinto. It’s an eight-year deal, although numbers were not disclosed.
One thing is for certain, the Ottawa Senators are a complicated group. As a team, they are certainly generating enough offence to win games, but it is tough to conclude that they are producing enough as a group without the presence of the emerging NHL star Shane Pinto.
With Senators center Shane Pinto heading into the final year of his contract this season, the team and his representatives held extension talks over the offseason but were too far apart in terms of his value.
Despite expressing a desire to sign a long-term extension with the Ottawa Senators when he became eligible on July 1, there’s currently no such agreement in place for Shane Pinto.