The NHL Trade Deadline received a big jolt around lunchtime when news spread that Matt Duchene was traded. Surprisingly, the Ottawa Senators sent him to the Columbus Blue Jackets for the following: A 2019 first-round pick A conditional 2020 first-round pick (if Duchene re-signs) Vitali Abramov Jonathan Davidsson Columbus also received Julius Bergman who was
Ottawa Senators
In today’s second edition of the rumor rundown, there was a big update from the TSN panel of Insider Trading, including news on Matt Duchene being pulled from the Senators lineup, Jakob Silfverberg almost ready to sign with the Ducks and Jesse Puljujarvi being sent back down to the AHL. Duchene Will Not Be in
Duchene’s days in Ottawa appear to be numbered Darren Dreger: “Unless there’s last minute change, the Ottawa Senators plan on trading Matt Duchene. Mark Stone’s future in Ottawa should also be determined early this week, well in advance of the trade deadline.” Pierre LeBrun: Several teams from both the Eastern and Western Conferences have shown
Do the Senators sit Stone and Duchene soon? Travis Yost: “I’d be surprised if Ottawa lets Stone and Duchene play through the deadline. Not sure how you can swallow that risk at this point.” Travis Yost: “It’s very rare to have completely meaningless games here but that’s where Ottawa is right now. No pick, no
Decision time nearing for the Hurricanes Chip Alexander of the Raliegh News & Observer: Decision time for the Carolina Hurricanes is nearing on if they will be buyers, sellers or being status quo. GM Don Waddell said that after their road trip ends against the Senators, they’ll have a better idea. Pending UFA Micheal Ferland
Would it be enough for the Maple Leafs to offer up ….. Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun: Since the Buffalo Sabres could use help on the blueline, would they be interested in Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Nikita Zaitsev with the Maple Leafs covering a portion of his contract. Since the Maple Leafs don’t have
Flyers put Lehtera on waivers John Boruk: The Philadelphia Flyers have put forward Jori Lehtera on waivers. Lethera is in the final season of his three-year deal that carries a $4.7 million salary cap hit. Predators about to acquire McLeod The Nashville Predators re-acquiring forward Cody McLeod from the New York Rangers for a 2020
Welcome to Senators’ Weekly, where you can catch up on the past week of the Ottawa Senators throughout the 2018-19 season. From trending topics to surging prospects to news and notes, this is your weekly roundup on all things Sens. Related – Senators Weekly: Duchene, Stone, Anderson & More The Senators entered the break on a sour
In today’s rumor rundown, there is news on the contract negotiations between Ottawa and Matt Duchene, a change in plans for one of the New York Rangers better forwards, a player who was rumored to be traded out of Detroit no longer available and more from Tampa and Los Angeles. Duchene and Senators Haven’t Gotten
PITTSBURGH — Bryan Rust and Jake Guentzel each scored twice and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 on Friday night. Teddy Blueger got his first NHL goal and Casey DeSmith stopped 37 shots as the Penguins won their second straight after losing four of their previous five. Nick Bjugstad also contributed in his
The Ottawa Senators are in the middle of the first season of their rebuild and the standings show it. They are at the bottom of the league and it doesn’t look like that’s going to change any time soon. Based on the rumours surrounding the team, it could be a busy month for general manager
In today’s News & Notes, Nikita Kucherov and Zach Smith have both been fined for slashing, Corey Perry is set to make his season debut and a quick waiver-wire update. Related: NHL News & Notes: Juulsen, Brassard Trade & More Kucherov Fined for Slashing Kucherov was fined $5,000 for slashing New York Islanders’ defender Scott
In today’s rumor rundown, the Ottawa Senators are pitching hard for Mark Stone and Matt Duchene to stay, the Sharks are starting their negotiations with Erik Karlsson and the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs are looking at what’s out there for them on the trade market. Senators Make Duchene an Offer It appears the
In today’s rumor rundown, the Ottawa Senators are talking with their free agents and while things aren’t there yet, there are signs that deals might get done. The Detroit Red Wings have a number of free agents that could fetch a decent return but the team may choose to re-sign them and the Carolina Hurricanes
In today’s News & Notes, the Dallas Stars and Anaheim Ducks have made a trade, the NHL has announced their three stars of the week and Craig Anderson was a full participant in practice. Related: NHL News & Notes: Nash, Eichel & More Stars and Ducks Trade The Stars have acquired veteran forward Andrew Cogliano
Long before he became one of the biggest and most disappointing contracts in New York Islanders franchise history, Alexei Yashin was traded to the Islanders from the Ottawa Senators back on June 23, 2001. At the time, Yashin was a talented forward with a high-skill level and offensive upside that was clearly appealing to the
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Zach Werenski broke a tie late in the game with the second of his two goals, Sergei Bobrovsky had 22 saves and the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the struggling Ottawa Senators 6-3 on Monday night. Werenski, who scored the Blue Jackets’ first goal in the second period, tipped in a pass from
In today’s News & Notes, the Vancouver Canucks and Ottawa Senators have made a trade, Alex Ovechkin has decided to forego attending the All-Star Game and Frederik Andersen is still out with an injury. Canucks and Senators Make a Trade The Canucks have traded goaltender Anders Nilsson and forward Darren Archibald to the Ottawa Senators