Ottawa Senators head coach Travis Green’s extension was a no-brainer. The extension itself needs no explanation, but the timing does warrant a closer look.
The Ottawa Senators announced today that head coach Travis Green and his staff of Nolan Baumgartner, Ben Sexton, Mike Yeo, and Justin Peters have been given contract extensions.
The Ottawa Senators signed head coach Travis Green to a multi-year contract extension on Monday. Four other members of the coaching staff also received extensions with Ottawa off to a 6-3-0 start this season.
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 announced Monday that they have signed head coach Travis Green to a multi-year contract extension. Green, 55, is in his third season behind the Ottawa bench.
With the season just beginning to unfold and the Ottawa Senators suffering from a lengthy list of injuries, head coach Travis Green has had to make quite a few roster decisions.
The Toronto Maple Leafs became the talk of the hockey world even before they played their opening game of the 2026-27 season. On the eve of their season beginning, the Maple Leafs acquired Kirill Marchenko in a package that centered around forward Matthew Knies.
Travis Green has been an invaluable influence on the Ottawa Senators. In his two seasons behind the bench, the former NHLer has helped the club get back into the playoff picture.
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.
Ottawa Senators head coach Travis Green is hardly feeling any sense of urgency to fill the team’s captaincy void. Green made that much clear during his pre-camp presser on Wednesday, leaving little room for doubt as to the team’s direction moving forward.
I'm starting to wonder if we've been looking at Travis Green the wrong way. When Ottawa hired him, the move wasn't exactly greeted as a brilliant coaching decision.
Brady Tkachuk being traded from the Ottawa Senators to the Florida Panthers remains the most significant move of the NHL offseason thus far — and head coach Travis Green admitted he didn’t see it coming.
The Ottawa Senators must feel as though they’re experiencing some sort of cruel deja vu. For the second straight season, they find themselves down 3-0 in their first-round series against their division champion opponent.
It’s fair to say that Travis Green earned his salary this season. The Ottawa Senators‘ head coach has led his team to their second consecutive playoff appearance, and a first-round matchup with the Carolina Hurricanes.
Ah, the famous Senators… Yesterday, the Sens got routed 6-3 by the Panthers. They were down 5-0 after the first period and never really got into the game.
The Ottawa Senators are back in town this weekend to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs for another edition of the Battle of Ontario. Ahead of Saturday’s showdown, Senators head coach Travis Green hopped on Leafs Morning Take on Friday.
Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green says there is a lot of what he calls "white noise" enveloping his players. He wants them to tune it out ahead of Wednesday's home game against the Colorado Avalanche.
Travis Green has spent a lifetime in rinks across North America, but his latest milestone brings him right back to where it all started. The Ottawa Senators head coach recently received the news that he’s officially headed into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
It isn’t time for the Ottawa Senators and head coach Travis Green to start panicking just yet. Green’s team sits last in the Atlantic Division standings, but just two points stand between them and the fourth-place team in the division.
The Quebec Senators haven’t had it easy lately, and we can (or should) refer to Tuesday’s game against the Canadiens. The Sens, who dressed hams to stir, lost at their own game.
The Canadiens and Senators got into it Tuesday night. The two clubs, who obviously don’t like each other very much, took advantage of their duel in Quebec
For Ottawa Senators fans, the hiring of Travis Green as head coach wasn’t just another front-office decision—it felt like a potential turning point. After years of coaching changes and stop-and-start rebuilds, the team needed someone who could bring structure, leadership, and a steady voice.
A familiar foe joined Leafs Morning Take on Thursday with Nick Alberga and David Pagnotta, as Ottawa Senators head coach Travis Green hopped on in the wake of Wednesday’s disastrous Game 5 for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Ottawa Senators are one step closer to overcoming a 3-1 hole against the Toronto Maple Leafs in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Sens hammered their Ontario rivals 4-0 in Game 5 on Tuesday at Scotiabank Arena, forcing a Game 6 back home on Thursday.
Two games ago, the Battle of Ontario looked all but put away for the Toronto Maple Leafs as they held a 3-0 series lead. This isn’t the case anymore, as the Ottawa Senators put together back-to-back wins in Games 4 and 5 to send the series back to the nation’s capital with a chance to tie it up and force Game 7.