The Ottawa Senators have spent the entire offseason searching for scoring help, and as training camp nears, a few names remain on their radar. Per The Hockey News , with Ottawa still looking to add a pure sniper, Brock Boeser of the Vancouver Canucks, Pavel Zacha of the Boston Bruins, and Kirill Marchenko of the Columbus Blue Jackets are the forwards who could fit the bill.
GM Steve Staios has openly acknowledged the need, saying the Senators finished eighth in goals last season but lack a t...
Ottawa Senators GM Steve Staios feels good about the work they've done this off-season, but he would still love to add a "pure sniper." The issue is that there aren't many available at the moment.
The Philadelphia Flyers have been one of the busiest teams throughout this offseason, and while trade talks have quieted down of late, it sounds like if general manager Daniel Briere is going to pull off a trade, it could be with an Eastern Conference team. According to Anthony DiMarco of Daily Faceoff , the Flyers and Senators have been linked recently in trade talks and there's potential for a deal between the two clubs to transpire. Rasmus Ristolainen could be involved, and don't be s...
Welcome to a summer edition of Around the NHL. The news cycle may have crawled to a standstill, but there are a few interesting developments to keep you updated, as league executives are largely recharging at the cottage. Senators GM Steve Staios anticipated Brady Tkachuk wanting out Brady Tkachuk demanded a trade to the Florida…
On an appearance on the Locked on Senators podcast, Steve Staios revealed that Brady Tkachuk’s trade request was not a total surprise to him.
Are the Flyers done? Who else could be traded by the end of the summer? That and more in the latest mailbag.
High-upside swings and a former 7th-overall pick join the fray as Ottawa's future outlook turns brighter.
Our favourite Ottawa-born player will have a lot of pressure on her to repeat last year's 23 point performance
The Ottawa Senators faithful won't have to wait very long to boo former captain Brady Tkachuk, as the NHL released it's schedule, and the Panthers make a visit to Ottawa on October 21.
The league announced it's entire schedule on Thursday, and this game certainly tops the list of highly anticipated contests early on in the new 84-game season. This will be Tkachuk's first visit back to Ottawa after requesting a trade this past offseason, and he admitted recently on his podcast that he's well a...
The former Senators captain was dealt to the Panthers in one of the summer’s biggest trades.
The Toronto Maple Leafs along with the rest of the NHL have announced their schedule for the 2026-27 season, and they did it in the form of a cheeky video revealing some of their most sought after dates on the schedule. Some things are worth leaving behind eh pic.twitter.com/Gs2ExJ4CH3 — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) July…
Seven NHL teams won Stanley Awards, which recognize club business and marketing achievements.
No disrespect to Chabot, his time is coming.
The Ottawa Senators are ready to move on from the Brady Tkachuk era.
The deal that shocked the organization has been getting lots of headlines lately, as Tkachuk admitted recently he's well aware he's going to be booed in his return, and it will never be the same for the former Senator in Ottawa. Tkachuk's former teammate and close friend Shane Pinto recently spoke to the media and opened up about live without Tkachuk moving forward in Ottawa. It's clear the players are ready to start their ...
Giroux signed a one-year deal to spend his fifth consecutive season in Ottawa.
"I Liked Our Game" by Travis Green could be this season's tagline.
Would be surprised to see any more signings at this point.
Never a dull moment, even during the dullest time of the hockey year.
This past Tuesday marked four years since the Ottawa Senators acquired Alex DeBrincat from the Chicago Blackhawks. This was done in hopes of complementing Tim Stutzle, Brady Tkachuk and Drake…
New Maple Leafs associate coach Daniel Alfredsson discusses the process behind his decision to leave Ottawa and join their arch-rival’s coaching staff. Opening Statement from Daniel Alfredsson on joining the Maple Leafs’ Coaching Staff Alfredsson: Sorry, I couldn’t be there in person today. I am back home in Sweden. First of all, I want to […]
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Three women’s hockey players took part in NHL development camp as players and everyone was normal about it.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have unveiled their 2026 NHL preseason schedule after a dramatic organizational reset following a disappointing 2025-26 campaign. The team enters the new season with a rebuilt roster, new leadership, and higher expectations after missing the Stanley…
Toronto Maple Leafs associate coach Daniel Alfredsson met with reporters over Zoom on Wednesday, to discuss his new appointment. Alfredsson joined Toronto’s coaching staff on Tuesday, where he will be joined by John Gruden and Brad Werenka. It was certainly a bit of a surprise, as Alfredsson is the greatest player in Ottawa’s history and…
Alfredsson left the rival Ottawa Senators to become an associate coach in Toronto.
Devan Dubnyk said, even as a former NHL player, just telling it like it is about NHLers can feel odd. But Brady Tkachuk doing it as the Senators' captain was a weird line to walk, and it should go more smoothly in Florida.