Tanner Reil

The Ottawa Senators (20-16-5) are in Salt Lake City, visiting the Utah Mammoth (20-20-3) with a 9:30 p.m. EST start time. After dropping a disappointing 5-3 loss to the Detroit Red Wings on Monday, and with a juggernaut Colorado Avalanche looming tomorrow, this almost feels must-win for Ottawa. Here's how things looked at the Senators' morning skate, as Travis Green seems put the forward lines in a blender. SENATORS PROJECTED LINE-UP Batherson - Stützle - Cozens Tkachuk - Pinto - Zetterlund...

It's a Monday night rivalry game in the Nations Capital, as the Detroit Red Wings (24-15-4) visit the Ottawa Senators (20-15-5) with a 7:30 p.m. puck drop. The Senators are 5-3-3 against Atlantic Division opponents so far. The Red Wings are ahead of them by seven points, though they've played three more games. With this being the first of four meetings between these two clubs this season, to say it's a big one would be an understatement. Here's how things looked at the Senators' morning...

With the Ottawa Senators reaching the halfway mark of the 2025-26 NHL season, President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Steve Staios met with the media before the team's morning skate ahead of tonight's game against the Winnipeg Jets. Staios addressed hot topics including the team taking the next step, continued goaltending and penalty kill struggles, and the current NHL trade market in the 25-minute presser. Here are five key takeaways Senators fans need to know. TAKING THE NEXT...