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Brannstrom has three assists, speedy Senators down Canadiens 5-1 Ottawa Senators' Brady Tkachuk jumps to avoid a shot as Montreal Canadiens' Jake Allen makes a save during second-period NHL action in Ottawa on Wednesday, March 5, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick May 05, 2021 - 9:09 PM OTTAWA - With blue-line leader Thomas Chabot and veteran defenceman Josh Brown out for the rest of the season, Ottawa Senators head coach D.J. Smith said it will be a "trial by fire" as his young defence corps try to fill the void. On Wednesday, that defence was a major pa...

OTTAWA — With blue-line leader Thomas Chabot and veteran defenceman Josh Brown out for the rest of the season, Ottawa Senators head coach D.J. Smith said it will be a "trial by fire" as his young . . .

There's another Ottawa Senators NHL debut coming tonight. Swedish d-man Olle Alsing will become the sixth Senator to debut this season when he skates against the Montreal Canadiens. "I'm excited to play and it's going to be a lot of fun," Alsing said. "I've played pro hockey … so I should be prepared for this. "I'm going to just try and play my game out there." With Josh Brown and Thomas Chabot out for the final four games of the season, Alsing will get his shot tonight. He'll play alongside fellow rookie Jacob Bernard-Docker, who has just one game of NHL experience, but the pair have plent...

The Canadiens are riding a winning streak and are close to pushing the Winnipeg Jets out of third place in the North Division. After a bumpy and frustrating April, and missing some of their key players, who knew that we’d be saying that with just five games left to Montreal’s regular season? It’s also proving that they’re not missing all of their key players. Twenty-year-old rookie Cole Caufield played a major part in getting the current three-game winning streak going, notching not one but two overtime goals; Nick Suzuki is beaming confidence again and has tallied seven points in his...

Thomas Chabot left the game after taking a big hit against the boards from Logan Stanley. Sportsnet Staff | @Sportsnet May 4, 2021, 12:34 PM Ottawa Senators star defenceman Thomas Chabot is unlikely to play in the final four games of the regular season after leaving Monday night’s contest against Winnipeg Jets with an upper-body injury, according to head coach D.J. Smith. Defenceman Josh Brown will also likely miss the rest of the season due to an injury. DJ Smith says Chabot and Josh Brown are “dinged up” and likely won’t play in the final four...