Ottawa Senators
Predators captain Fisher retires after 17 seasons in NHL
Nashville Predators forward Mike Fisher has retired in what he calls the hardest decision he's had to make, leaving the defending Stanley Cup finalists in need of a new captain.
Behind the Poise and Resiliency of Craig Anderson
Would Craig Anderson be able to bounce back? It was one of the biggest questions heading into Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Final - and No. 41 had an emphatic response. A major reason behind the poise and resilience Anderson displayed in the aftermath of a tough outing can be traced back to a life-changing meeting over 15 years ago.
Craig Anderson | Playoff Performer of the Night
Craig Anderson's season continues to culminate as one of his most impressive to date after the netminder turned aside 45 shots in a 2-1 win for the Ottawa Senators to force Game 7 in their Eastern Conference Final against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Unbreakable bond: Kyle Turris and the Capital City Condors
Not long after playing overtime hero for Ottawa in Game 5 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series against the New York Rangers, Turris was once again playing hero, this time in a suit, not a Senators sweater.
Marc Methot | Playoff Performer of the Night
Marc Methot contributed on the offensive end for the Ottawa Senators in a 5-1 win of Game 3 of their Eastern Conference Final against the Pittsburgh Penguins Wednesday night.
Bobby Ryan | Playoff Performer of the Night
Bobby Ryan was firing on all cylinders Saturday, dropping jaws along the way to scoring the overtime-winning goal in a 2-1 victory for the Ottawa Senators in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference Final against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Erik Karlsson | Playoff Performer of the Night
Erik Karlsson scored the series-clinching goal for the Ottawa Senators Tuesday to defeat the New York Rangers, sending the team to the Eastern Conference Final for the third time in franchise history (2003, 2007).
Kyle Turris | Playoff Performer of the Night
Kyle Turris brought the physicality and the scoring touch for the Ottawa Senators Saturday while putting away the 5-4 game-winner against the New York Rangers in yet another 2017 Stanley Cup playoff matchup decided by overtime.
Jean-Gabriel Pageau gets a brunch special named after him in Ottawa
Ottawa’s Wellington Diner paid tribute to the Senators forward with a brunch option to commemorate his 4 goals in Saturday’s impressive Game 2 win.
Jean-Gabriel Pageau | Playoff Performer of the Night
Only one person doubted that Jean-Gabriel Pageau could put up a four-goal performance to complete an Ottawa Senators comeback to win Game 2 Saturday - him.
Clarke MacArthur | Playoff Performer of the Night
You couldn't script it if you tried.
Mike Hoffman | Playoff Performer of the Night
Mike Hoffman put up the first multi-goal Stanley Cup playoff game of his career to help the Ottawa Senators take a 2-1 lead in their First Round series against the Boston Bruins.
Player of the Week | Craig Anderson
Craig Anderson wrapped up his remarkable season with a strong performance as our NHLPA.com Player of the Week, amid being honoured for skating in his 500th NHL game.
Player of the Week | Erik Karlsson
NHLPA.com Player of the Week Erik Karlsson paced all defencemen in assists and points, as the Ottawa Senators’ captain helped guide his club to a sweep of their three-game road trip.
Mike Hoffman shares special bond with his father
Coaches come and go in a hockey player’s life. But when your father is also a coach, the wisdom keeps coming.
Player Q&A | Alex Burrows
If you're an Ottawa Senators fan, you may want to pay special attention to this week's Player Q&A and get to know Alex Burrows.
Erik Karlsson Gets Spooked By Gator
The Ottawa Senators captain was scared by a surprise guest during a round of golf this week in Florida.
Player Q&A | Erik Karlsson
In this week's Player Q&A, we learn where Erik Karlsson would take his now fiancée - and based on his marriage proposal, you know what they'd be eating.
The difference two seasons can make
Tom Pyatt can’t wipe the smile off his face these days. His return to the NHL after spending two seasons in Switzerland, to hone in on his game while playing alongside his brother, has gone even better than expected.
Player Q&A | Chris Wideman
In this week's Player Q&A, we learn what Chris Wideman does not want to see in is social media feed, and who he would take on his ultimate golfing destination.