Jaxon Cover: From the Cayman Islands to Senators’ Prospect
Jaxon Cover’s journey from inline hockey in the Cayman Islands to a Senators prospect is unusual. Now, he’s making his mark in London.
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Jaxon Cover’s journey from inline hockey in the Cayman Islands to a Senators prospect is unusual. Now, he’s making his mark in London.
The Senators are off to a 6-2-0 start, but weak offensive numbers raise questions. Can Ottawa turn early wins into lasting success?
Ridly Greig is making his mark with the Senators. Can the young forward turn his early opportunities into a bigger role in Ottawa?
Samuel Ersson gets his first regular-season home start with Ottawa. Can a familiar building help the Senators' goalie find his footing?
Linus Ullmark's remarkable return reminds us that mental health matters and that athletes are more than their on-ice performance.
The Senators beat the Devils 4-1 for their fifth win in six games. Ullmark shines, depth players step up, but injuries remain a concern.
Linus Ullmark is doing more than winning games for Ottawa. He's giving the Senators confidence, stability, and a chance to fight back.
Goaltending numbers reveal a sharp divide among Canada's NHL teams, with Toronto and Ottawa looking good while others have early concerns.
The Flyers are winless, but that's exactly why the Senators can't take them lightly. Three keys to Ottawa's home opener.
Thomas Chabot scored the first goal of his first game as Senators captain, then added an assist in Ottawa's 3-2 win over Toronto.
The Senators finally open their season tonight against Toronto. But does all that extra rest help Ottawa—or leave them rusty?
Burakovsky is out, and Foegele might be back. For Ottawa, this small lineup change could reveal something bigger about its depth.
The Senators have a few injury questions to sort out before Toronto, but there’s some good news amid the uncertainty.
The Senators just added goalie Jonas Johansson after waiving Leevi Meriläinen. Is Ottawa quietly building some important depth?
The Senators have two new injury concerns in camp, but Ottawa will be watching Shane Pinto's absence most closely.
The Senators put 23-year-old Leevi Merilainen on waivers. Is this a roster move—or a chance for another team to take a gamble?
Linus Ullmark wasn't great against the Maple Leafs, but Ottawa's preseason loss raises a bigger question: Can the Senators help him?
The Senators have four players dealing with different injuries, but not all four should concern Ottawa fans equally.
With Brady Tkachuk gone, Dylan Cozens may not have to replace him. He may simply have to become a little more important.
Brady Tkachuk starts his Florida chapter with a bang, but his new role could be even more important than his three-point debut.
Thomas Chabot will miss Ottawa’s preseason opener, but his absence raises a bigger question: Is he the Senators’ next captain?
Jake Sanderson’s return gives Ottawa a boost—and his early pairing with Carter Yakemchuk could hint at the Senators’ future.
Artem Zub’s early camp absence is an inconvenience for Ottawa—and an opportunity for another Senators defenceman to step up.
Ben Hutton’s Senators PTO isn’t flashy, but it could make Ottawa’s blue-line decisions—and its young defencemen—more interesting.
Vadim Zherenko's PTO with Ottawa is more than a training-camp audition. At 27, it's another chance to change his NHL future.
Ottawa made a huge bet on Drake Batherson. The real question is whether $10.75 million will still look good years from now.
Artem Zub’s injury update sounds minor, but his health could have a bigger impact on the Senators than it appears.
The Senators lost Brady Tkachuk’s toughness. But Travis Green believes Ottawa has another way to stay tough.
Should the Senators honour Brady Tkachuk with a tribute video? Maybe history matters more than how the relationship ended.
Carter Yakemchuk may be ready for the NHL, but Ottawa’s defensive depth could create a problem the Senators will be happy to have.
Brad Marchand laughed at Tim Stützle being considered Ottawa’s next captain. But why did he care enough to say anything at all?
Claude Giroux returned to Ottawa for more than another season. His belief in the Senators could be just as valuable as his points.
The Senators have choices for their next captain, but the bigger question may be what kind of leader Ottawa needs after Brady Tkachuk.
Auston Matthews' next season could shape more than the Maple Leafs' playoff hopes. It could help decide his future in Toronto.
Brady Tkachuk is gone, but Ottawa may have something better: a young core strong enough that one player no longer defines the team.
Rudolfs Balcers never quite stuck in the NHL. Then he found a new home in Switzerland and turned his career around.
Ottawa's Dany Heatley trade offers a lesson NHL teams sometimes learn the hard way: don't let a temporary coaching issue shape a permanent roster decision.
Shane Pinto may not be Ottawa’s biggest offensive star, but his defensive game and growing production could make him crucial in the playoffs.
Ottawa has to decide whether Drake Batherson is worth an eight-year bet—or whether the final years of that deal are too risky.
The Senators were better than their playoff exit suggested, but did Ottawa do enough to fix the problems that kept them from advancing?
Connor Ingram could be the kind of backup goalie a contender wishes it had before an injury turns goaltending into a problem.
Travis Green has already taken Ottawa to two straight playoffs. Can he get the younger Senators to take another step without Brady Tkachuk?
William Eklund doesn't need to replace Brady Tkachuk. His best-case scenario may be becoming a different kind of star in Ottawa.
Patrick Lalime is remembered for one playoff loss, but his years helping Ottawa become a contender deserve another look.
Steve Staios saw Brady Tkachuk’s departure coming. Sometimes the hardest trade is admitting a player is already leaving.
The Senators had a championship window. Two choices in 2006 may have changed the franchise's future forever.
The Senators didn't add Andre Burakovsky to be a star. They added him because winning experience matters when teams take the next step.
Jake Sanderson is becoming a Norris contender, but Artem Zub may be the perfect partner helping him reach another level.
Senators’ Tyler Boucher hasn’t reached the NHL yet, but Ottawa is staying patient with a former first-round pick still finding his way.
The Senators' deal with Xavier Bourgault is more than a contract—it's a chance to prove he belongs in the NHL.
Claude Giroux’s new contract reveals a bigger NHL trend: how teams are finding creative ways to value aging stars.
The Brady Tkachuk trade may reveal a bigger lesson: great organizations manage relationships, not just contracts.
The Senators are giving Leevi Merilainen another chance, but he'll have to earn the backup job behind Linus Ullmark in camp.
The Senators aren’t chasing headlines—they’re building identity, depth roles, and competition through quiet but clear roster moves.
Did Ottawa lose Brady Tkachuk before the trade? Reports raise bigger questions about leadership, trust, and a captain's commitment.
Senators take two big swings in the 2026 Draft with Hoen’s scoring touch and Cover’s raw upside shaping their future plans.
Samuel Ersson is on the move again, heading to Ottawa after another quick stop as the Senators add depth behind Linus Ullmark.
Samuel Ersson is on the move again, heading to Ottawa after another quick stop as the Senators add depth behind Linus Ullmark.
Was Ottawa right to trade Chychrun? The real answer isn’t about the player—it’s about how teams are built in today’s NHL.
Trading Tkachuk may hurt now, but Ottawa's next move could accelerate the rebuild and sharpen the team's identity.
Brady Tkachuk’s move to Florida isn’t just a blockbuster—it’s a shift in how modern NHL careers, networks, and power work.
Why the Maple Leafs' reported asking price for Matthew Knies may be the smartest move they can make.
Daniel Alfredsson defined the Senators’ modern era—elite production, captaincy, and belief—but greatness stopped just short of a Cup.
From playoff hero in Ottawa to quiet role player in New York—Jean-Gabriel Pageau’s arc is about visibility, not decline.
Jake DeBrusk in Ottawa? Why the Senators’ search for net-front finishing might make this the quiet perfect fit.
Alexei Yashin was Ottawa’s first star—but his holdout changed everything and reshaped how the Senators built around talent.
Tim Stützle looks like Ottawa’s engine—but his 83-point season still doesn’t match how much he drives the Senators’ offence.
Brady Tkachuk’s season in Ottawa felt different. Strong numbers, playoff struggles, and subtle changes in his game spark bigger questions for the Sens.
Could Mason McTavish be Ottawa’s answer in the top six? Here are three reasons the Senators should explore the fit.
Senators double down on Linus Ullmark, hiring Szwoch as support grows after his strong playoff rebound and uneven season.
Dylan Cozens brings the rare mix of scoring, toughness, and playoff grit that feels perfect for the Ottawa Senators.
Giroux isn’t done yet — and Ottawa may have just gained back the steady veteran presence it badly needs for one more push.
Senators' blue-line debate: trust Yakemchuk & Spence or add help after playoff pushback from Carolina exposed gaps.
Devon Levi’s name is back in trade talks for Ottawa—but is he a future starter or just another high-upside gamble in net?
Lucas Beckman is heating up in Chicoutimi after a rough start, and the Senators may have a real sleeper goalie developing fast.
James Reimer came in to steady Ottawa’s crease last season, giving the Senators key veteran calm behind Linus Ullmark.
Senators backup goalie battle: Skinner vs Ingram. High upside vs steady hand—who fits best behind Ullmark in Ottawa?'
Ullmark was elite in the playoffs with a .932 SV%—but Ottawa’s lack of scoring left him stranded in a four-game sweep by Carolina.
Giroux just keeps producing at 38, and Ottawa has a real decision to make about what his role looks like next season
Tim Stützle breaks out in Ottawa with elite consistency, expanded scoring, and signs of becoming the Senators’ true franchise centre.
Stuart Skinner may have struggled lately, but Ottawa could be the perfect low-pressure place for the goalie to reset.
Brady Tkachuk’s season raises big questions in Ottawa — is he still the face of the Senators, or is the core starting to shift?
Ridly Greig gets a 2-game suspension for a post-whistle punch on Sean Walker—ending his year with a reminder of his edge going into next season.
Ullmark’s elite numbers tell one story, but Ottawa’s sweep tells another—how one goalie can stand on his head and still end up on the wrong side of history.
Senators head into Game 3 down 2-0 after a brutal OT loss—but with chances coming, belief intact, and a real shot to swing the series at home.
Andersen shuts out Ottawa as Carolina wins 2-0 in Game 1. A controversial no-goal and missed chances haunt the Senators. Game 2 next.
The Senators turned a shaky start into a 23-8-5 surge and real playoff momentum, showing they’re no longer just a rebuild—they’re a problem.
Ottawa locks up a playoff spot with a gritty shutout win—tight defence, strong goaltending, and a team peaking at just the right time.
Brady Tkachuk leads the way as Ottawa outworks Carolina 6–3—proof that urgency and effort still win games this time of year.
Leafs hunt a new GM, Rielly and Knies swirl in trade talk, while Tkachuk clears the air and Habs/Flames stay active but cautious.
Ottawa stays in the race with grit over flash—patchwork wins, strong goaltending, and resilience keeping the Senators dangerous down the stretch.
Linus Ullmark hasn’t lost his edge—but he’s out of sync at the worst time. Can Ottawa fix it before its season slips away?
Jordan Spence arrived quietly and is now driving play for the Senators—steady defence, surprising offence, and minutes that matter.
The Senators refuse to go away. With structure, steady goaltending, and belief, Ottawa is still very much alive in the playoff race.
The Ottawa Senators are on a late-season surge—can Batherson and the crew turn this momentum into a playoff spot? Here's the rundown.
The East wild-card race is chaos right now. Columbus and Ottawa are surging—but can Detroit, Boston, or Pittsburgh hang on?
Senators are surging post-Olympics. Depth is showing up, Ullmark is steady, and the playoffs are suddenly within reach.
The Dadonov trade mess isn’t over—but Ottawa’s penalty got a tweak. Pick 32, $1M fine, and lottery rules clarified.
Top defenseman Jake Sanderson is out, but the Senators keep winning. Can Ottawa sustain its streak without him?
Ottawa’s on a roll! Pinto, Ullmark, and Sanderson lead the charge as the Senators aim to cap their road trip with another win in Vancouver.
Senators dominate Kraken 7-4 with Pinto, Farabee, and new arrivals Strome & Foegele making instant impact. Ottawa rolling.
The Senators have plenty of talent. But the playoff race is getting tighter and Ottawa may be running out of runway.
Draisaitl explodes for 5 points as Oilers rally past Senators in OT. Big comeback — but defensive concerns still linger.
Canadian teams flashed potential but struggled with key moments—Montreal stood out, others faltered as lapses swung games their way.
Canadian teams were all over Thursday: Larkin OT winner, Schaefer’s rookie burst, Marchand’s early salvo, Kadri and Draisaitl shine.
Shane Pinto could be on the move this trade deadline. The Minnesota Wild need center depth, and he's the perfect fit for their needs.
Senators’ Mads Sogaard faced the Olympic grind, battled injury, and got a front-row lesson in what it takes to play at the world stage.
Drake Batherson can’t stop raving about Tim Stutzle at the Olympics—energy, skill, and big-time plays for Germany on full display.
Hockey isn’t just goals, stats, wins and losses. It’s siblings, teammates, and bonds built on cold ice that last long after the final buzzer.
The Senators are ready to buy at the trade deadline, hunting top-six wingers and top-four defensemen to push for a playoff spot.
Are the Senators finally learning how to win tight games after Tim Stützle’s OT dagger and a defensive clinic?
Why #85 means something in the NHL: From Petr Klima's memorable 3OT playoff goal in '90 to a modern star redefining swagger, the outlier #85 holds significance.
Maple Leafs find structure and confidence, Senators show promise but are still learning—NHL discipline wins the day before the Olympic break.
Canadian teams show clear trajectories: Ottawa and Toronto steady, Montreal encouraged, Winnipeg competitive, and Vancouver stuck in a rut.
Brady Tkachuk brings the fire. Jake Sanderson brings the calm. Together, they’re shaping how the Senators win—and who they’re becoming.
Canadian teams grabbed points Saturday, but wins came with warning signs — resilience, mistakes, and the thin line between momentum & danger.
Linus Ullmark’s back in the crease, and the Senators are hoping his steady presence is the spark they’ve been missing.
Giroux ties Michel Goulet on NHL scoring list, Stutzle closing in on German assist record — Ottawa’s stars quietly shaping history.
Was this Ottawa’s most complete game of the season, or the first sign they’re finally learning how to hold their ground?
Hellebuyck speaks up for Ullmark: mental health isn’t a storyline. Listen first, judge later—or not at all.
A revealing Sunday for Canada’s teams—different paths, same pressure. Momentum shifted early, and consequences followed.
Saturday’s games showed flashes of talent, but which Canadian teams are building habits—and which are still falling behind?
If the Senators had league-average goaltending, would they still be near the top of the Atlantic instead of chasing the standings again?
Momentum turned fast Thursday night. Four Canadian teams learned how small lapses still decide big games.
From Castlegar rinks to NHL benches: Travis Green’s homecoming hits hard as he’s inducted into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
Three wins, one loss, and several truths revealed. A measured look at a busy night for Canadian clubs.
Sanderson’s post-game frustration turned into an apology to Merilainen, showing the intensity, emotion, and heart of hockey behind the scenes.
DeBrincat’s OT winner lifts Detroit, Hyman dominates in Edmonton—Sunday showed how quickly Canadian teams can swing from hope to heartbreak.
Canadian teams faced each other in just four games — comebacks, collapses, and a clear lesson: belief and timing still matter.
Saturday's Senators game won’t be won by stars. Gallagher knows rivalry games turn on depth, discipline, and which team stays connected when it gets tight.
Jonathan Pitre, a ‘butterfly child,’ inspired hockey with courage, a Senators honor, and a quiet act of kindness from Crosby.
Brady Tkachuk hits 200 goals as Ottawa dominates the Rangers 8-4 at MSG. Can the Senators keep this momentum rolling?
Were last night’s losses bad luck—or signs of deeper issues facing Canada’s NHL teams?
Which Canadian NHL team is actually trending up—and which ones are sliding faster than the standings suggest?
Saturday night didn’t shout—but it revealed plenty. Structure, discipline, and depth quietly shaped where Canada’s NHL teams really stand.
Social media rumours can sting, but Ottawa’s statement reminded players: the team’s got your back, on and off the ice.
A mixed night for Canadian teams: quiet progress for some, familiar warning signs for others. The standings didn’t shift — the pressure did.
Jake Sanderson isn’t flashy, but his repeatable offensive streaks show he’s building credibility and balance for the Senators’ blue line.
Montreal clicks, Ottawa falls short — Wednesday showed Canadian teams that skill, timing, and goaltending still decide the night.
Two Canadian teams, two losses — were these games about bad breaks, or the kind of mistakes the NHL never forgives?
Saturday’s NHL games brought milestones and frustration. What do Canada’s teams still need to get right in January?
Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto all rally late — comebacks, hat tricks, and key saves shape a wild night for Canadian teams. Who’s gaining traction?
Hockey isn’t just scores and stats. It’s siblings, teammates, and bonds built on cold ice that last long after the final buzzer.
A calm win, a tight OT, a survival act, and a warning sign—Monday night offered a quiet snapshot of Canada’s NHL teams.
A full Canadian night in the NHL: effort wasn’t the issue. Control — especially late — was.
Is Tim Stützle quietly becoming the engine that turns the Senators from promise into something real?
Canadian teams split the night between relief, missed chances, and quiet statements. Some grabbed control. Others let it slip.
In the NHL, #41 wasn’t flashy—it was earned. Meet the goalies whose grit, longevity, and wins turned a quiet number into a legacy.
Five games, five signals: who’s finding structure, who’s chasing urgency, and which Canadian teams know who they are as Christmas — and the playoff race?
Why #40 matters in Ottawa: Patrick Lalime turned an overlooked number into calm, wins, and franchise-defining moments.
Did Saturday show which Canadian teams are building something real — and which are still surviving shift to shift?
From Bolduc’s breakout to McDavid's magic, Ullmark’s shutout to Calgary’s clutch surge—Canadian teams made moments that mattered last night.
Was this Linus Ullmark shutout the clearest sign yet that the Senators are learning how to close games properly?
Did the Senators earn two points — or did the Jets leave them on the table in another game they should’ve closed?
Canadian teams delivered drama, heartbreak, and late wins on Dec. 14 — from McDavid’s speed to Frost’s OT winner, every second counted.
Can the Senators turn heartbreak into growth, or will late-game lapses continue to cost Ottawa precious points?
Canadian teams mixed wins, losses, and standout performances last night—who shone and who struggled on Dec. 12?
Did the Senators finally rediscover their identity with a four-goal first period and a 6–3 win in Columbus?
Canadian teams fought hard last night, but comebacks and chances weren’t enough — who made noise, and who left empty-handed?
Are the Senators simply stuck in a rough stretch — or is all this “good effort, no result” starting to reveal a deeper problem?
A plugged-in insider says the Maple Leafs miss the playoffs — but is he right? Here’s why he’s picking four other Canadian teams instead.
Canadian teams were busy Saturday: Maple Leafs fall in SO, Oilers dominate, Canucks & Flames shine, Sens and Jets stumble.
Can the Senators turn early pressure and chances into wins after a narrow 2-1 loss to Joel Hofer and the Blues at home?
Which Canadian team actually deserves the top spot right now — and who’s slipping faster than anyone wants to admit?
What did last night really reveal about Canada’s four NHL teams—progress, problems, or just a hint of where each club is headed next?
Can the Senators take positives from a 4–2 loss to the Rangers, or is this another warning sign about where their season is heading?
Can Linus Ullmark shake off his slow start and be the difference-maker the Senators need to claw their way into the playoffs?
Wins, losses, and plenty of lessons: last night in Canadian hockey had everything—Ottawa dominance, Maple Leafs control, Oilers frustration.
Did this game reveal a widening gap between Montreal’s defensive habits and Ottawa’s growing structure—or was it simply a tale of missed battles?
How did two Canadian teams lose in completely different ways last night—and what do those contrasting defeats reveal about where the Flames and Senators stand?
Did the Senators run out of gas in Dallas—or did this lopsided loss reveal deeper issues as they finish their seven-game road trip?
What did last night’s games reveal about where all six Canadian teams actually stand right now?
Brady Tkachuk returned and the Sens led after two—yet it still wasn’t enough. Another third-period collapse. What’s going wrong?
Six Canadian teams, six stories: Leafs, Jets, Habs, Flames, Canucks & Sens battled last night with wins, comebacks, and milestones aplenty.
Are the Senators starting to show the resilience of a real playoff team? Did they survive a wild night in Vegas on sheer will and Sanderson’s brilliance?
Friedman says the Senators might be Canada’s top team—what’s changed, and why are they finally winning where they used to stumble?
The Senators played the right road game in L.A.—structure, patience, pushback. One unlucky bounce made all the difference.
Can the Maple Leafs fix their shaky goaltending and inconsistent scoring, or will the Atlantic’s surprise leaders keep them down?
Zetterlund, Cozens & Stutzle shine in Senators’ 3-2 win over Sharks — three key contributors keeping Ottawa competitive.
Did last night’s Canadian slate show which teams are building momentum—and which ones still have work to do to find their groove?
Senators 3, Sharks 2: Ottawa grinds out another comeback on the road. Tim Stutzle leads the way as a steady, confident team keeps rolling.
Canadian teams fought, flopped, and flashed brilliance last night—Leafs, Oilers, Canucks, Senators, Canadiens all left their mark.
The Senators opened their long road trip with grit and patience, stealing a late win in Anaheim thanks to Drake Batherson’s perfect tip.
How much can a quiet, steady prospect like Stephen Halliday change the Senators’ lineup—and is this call-up the first real sign he’s NHL-ready?
How does a single trade, leadership, and sheer size turn Zdeno Chara into an NHL legend? A look at his lasting impact.
Five Canadian teams, five intense games: wins, heartbreaks, overtime thrills, and the stars who made the difference. Who came out on top?
Did the Senators really deserve to lose, or did a tight, structured game just slip away in a 1–0 grinder against their old friend Forsberg?
Even without Brady Tkachuk, the Senators are surprising the Atlantic — leading, scoring, and proving depth can rise to the occasion.
From Ottawa stunning Boston to Calgary finding its groove, last night in Canadian hockey was a mix of grit, goals, and lessons learned.
Can Tim Stutzle’s heroics and Shane Pinto’s timely goal show the Senators have what it takes to topple Boston’s streak?
Tim Stützle stole the show vs. Boston—2 goals, 1 assist, and a win that ended the Bruins’ streak. Ottawa Senators' rising star is just getting started.
Young goalie Leevi Meriläinen is quietly shaping the Senators’ season, proving depth and calm in net can tilt big games.
Early season highs and lows for Canada’s NHL teams: Leafs, Canucks, Flames, Senators, and Jets show promise — and some frustration.
Are Canada’s NHL teams finding their stride — or losing their grip — as November tests depth, confidence, and consistency across the board?
Can Montreal’s mix of youth and experience keep rolling? Caufield, Suzuki, and Demidov led the Canadiens to a 6–2 win over Utah!
Can the Ottawa Senators turn last season’s playoff spark into something bigger—or will their growing pains hold them back in 2025–26?
Which Canadian NHL teams are surprising, slipping, or shining early this season—and what does The Athletic see for their Olympic hopes?"
Are the Ottawa Senators’ biggest battles happening on the ice—or in the dressing room?
Can the Canadiens and Senators turn tough OT losses into growth, or will these close calls reveal limits for Canada’s young teams?
Linus Ullmark heads back to Boston to face his old team in a game full of memory and meaning. Can he stop the Bruins' streak?
Can Linus Ullmark find consistency for the Senators this season? His highs impress, but the rough games leave fans uneasy—what’s next?
Senators' Drake Batherson Looks Like a Star in the Making