The Ottawa Senators moved to clear roster space on Wednesday by placing defenseman Cameron Crotty on waivers, a step that all but confirms the imminent return of captain Thomas Chabot, via Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.
There was some legitimate concern regarding Ottawa Senators captain Thomas Chabot regarding an upper-body injury sustained last Saturday night against the Philadelphia Flyers.
News fans in the nation’s capital know All Too Well (Ottawa Senators‘ Version). On Monday, Senators head coach Travis Green revealed that captain Thomas Chabot will probably miss the next 1-2 weeks while recovering from an upper-body injury.
The Ottawa Senators won’t be free from an injured blue line just yet. Captain Thomas Chabot left Friday night’s game against the Philadelphia Flyers in the second period.
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 went into Saturday night in Philadelphia with goaltender Linus Ullmark on a six-game winning streak. The Flyers entered without a win in nine attempts to open the season.
With Thomas Chabot officially wearing a ‘C’ on his jersey for the first time at the Canadian Tire Centre last night, the Chabtain era has officially begun in Ottawa.
The Ottawa Senators have had a pretty good start to the season. Two road wins over the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins got them there. Then came Tuesday night in Detroit.
Who doesn't love a hockey fight? A good ol' fashion donnybrook? Well, the fans at Little Caesars Arena clearly do. They were treated to a nice line-brawl tonight in the game between the Ottawa Senators and the Detroit Red Wings.
Thomas Chabot had a goal and assist in his first game as the Ottawa Senators’ captain, helping lead the team to a 3-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in their regular-season opener.
Something felt fitting about Thomas Chabot's first game as captain of the Ottawa Senators. He put the Senators on the board first. That's the team’s new captain, isn't it?
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.
Nobody could have scripted a more perfect start to the newest era in the nation’s capital. For the twelfth straight year, the Ottawa Senators opened their season with the first goal of the game in the Battle of Ontario.
The Ottawa Senators will open their regular season Saturday night when they visit the Toronto Maple Leafs. While the Senators are the last NHL team to start their schedule, their Battle of Ontario rivals already have split a pair of home games.
Thomas Chabot will need a new contract sooner rather than later. And it would behoove the Ottawa Senators to figure it out sooner rather than later. In a previous piece, I discussed how the Chabot is under contract for two more seasons.
Things were thrown into flux for the Ottawa Senators this summer when captain Brady Tkachuk requested and was granted a trade out of town to the Florida Panthers.
Talk about a palate cleansing announcement. After a summer where seemingly loyal Senators turned their back on the fan base and the city, with yesterday’s announcement, we got a good reminder of what real loyalty looks like.
The Ottawa Senators announced that defenseman Thomas Chabot has been named the 11th captain in franchise history on Sept. 29. After Brady Tkachuk requested a trade out of Ottawa, was dealt to the Florida Panthers, and left the captaincy vacant, speculation began regarding the club’s next captain.
One of the longest-tenured players in a team’s history is joining a select list of names. On Tuesday, the Ottawa Senators announced that defenseman Thomas Chabot has been named the 11th captain in franchise history.
The Ottawa Senators have named defenseman Thomas Chabot as the 11th captain in franchise history. He takes over the ‘C’ after it was with winger Brady Tkachuk for the last five seasons.
Thomas Chabot will miss Ottawa's preseason opener on Monday, but the hockey part of that story is pretty small. He's not missing because he's hurt. He's not being held out because the Senators are worried about his conditioning.
With the 2026-27 NHL season kicking off at the end of the month, we’re starting to hear from players and see how they’re feeling heading into the new campaign.
Brady Tkachuk’s offseason trade request sent shockwaves through Ottawa. Another American Olympic Team star asking out of Canada, another captain bailing on a Canadian franchise, and ultimately another high‑profile departure that stings far deeper than the transaction log.
Thomas Chabot is one of the Ottawa Senators' key players. The Quebec native has quickly become one of the faces of the team's defense, and at 29, he plays a crucial role on his team.
The Ottawa Senators have officially taken control of their own playoff destiny. After a dominant 6-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night, they are carrying all the momentum into the final week of the season.
Following their fourth straight win, the Ottawa Senators remain red hot. As such, the timing of the bad news on the injury front makes it feel like the team can’t catch a break.
The Ottawa Senators have long counted on Thomas Chabot as their top defenseman. However, with the rapid development of Jake Sanderson into a bona fide No.