Articles for tag: Brady Tkachuk, Jordan Spence, Leevi Merilainen, Linus Ullmark, Shane Pinto, Travis Green

October 19, 2025

Déjà Vu in the Capital: Dissecting the Ottawa Senators’ Troubling Start

Six games into the 2025-26 NHL season, a familiar and unwelcome sense of anxiety is settling over the Ottawa Senators fan base. A 2-4-0 record doesn’t typically warrant widespread panic, yet the nature of the Senators’ losses, coupled with the ghosts of seasons past, has the hockey world once again scrutinizing every aspect of this perpetually promising team. The digital town squares are already ablaze with calls for firings, blockbuster trades, and a complete overhaul between the pipes. While it is far too early to declare the season a write-off, it would be disingenuous to dismiss the concerns as mere

September 17, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

Ottawa Senators

Ottawa Senators Enter Training Camp with a Stanley Cup Mindset

The air in Ottawa feels different this September. The usual pre-season optimism, often tinged with a healthy dose of hope and prayer, has been replaced by something more substantial: expectation. After an eight-year drought, the Ottawa Senators are no longer the league’s plucky upstarts just happy to be invited to the dance. They are a playoff team. And as players report for medicals this week ahead of Thursday’s first on-ice sessions, the message from the top down is unequivocal: last year was the appetizer, and now it’s time for the main course. Also on the EDGE – Six Storylines That

September 4, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

Ottawa Senators

Six Storylines That Will Define the Ottawa Senators’ 2025-26 Training Camp

The air is getting crisper, the skates are being sharpened, and for the Ottawa Senators, the stakes have never been higher. As the team files into the Canadian Tire Centre for the 2025-26 training camp, an unfamiliar sense of stability permeates the top of the roster. The core is in place. Tkachuk, Stützle, Giroux, and Sanderson are locked in. Linus Ullmark is the undisputed number one between the pipes. On paper, this is a playoff team. But hockey games aren’t won on paper, and seasons are rarely defined by the stars alone. They are defined by resilience, by the “next