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Illustration of Ottawa Senators' adjusted NHL penalty: 32nd pick in 2026 draft and $1M fine for Dadonov trade violation.
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NHL modifies Senators' penalty for Dadonov trade violation

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The National Hockey League has adjusted the disciplinary action against the Ottawa Senators for their involvement in a 2021 trade of forward Evgenii Dadonov. Instead of forfeiting a first-round draft pick, the Senators will select 32nd overall in the 2026 NHL Draft and pay a $1 million fine. The change follows a request from the team citing new ownership.

The Ottawa Senators announced the recall of defensemen Carter Yakemchuk and Jorian Donovan on March 24, paving the way for both to make their NHL debuts against the Detroit Red Wings. The moves address a depleted blue line, with five defensemen sidelined by injuries. The matchup carries high stakes in the tight Eastern Conference playoff race.

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Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green heavily relied on goaltender Linus Ullmark over two games in two days, yielding a shutout and a victory. The team earned four points from four possible, now three points from a playoff spot.

The Ottawa Senators have reassigned penalty-killing responsibilities from assistant coach Nolan Baumgartner to Mike Yeo amid ongoing struggles with their special teams unit. This change comes after repeated breakdowns that have cost the team leads and contributed to a four-game skid in their last five outings. Head coach Travis Green described the penalty kill as a persistent issue since October.

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The Ottawa Senators adjusted their lineup at Saturday's morning skate following a recent loss, preparing for their first matchup of the season against the Carolina Hurricanes. Coach Travis Green brought back defenseman Nikolas Matinpalo and shifted penalty kill coaching duties. The game coincides with Jacques Martin's induction into the Senators' Ring of Honour.

The Ottawa Senators secured a 6-4 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday, extending their winning streak to three games behind Tim Stutzle's three-point performance. However, the Blackhawks suffered a setback with center Frank Nazar expected to miss about four weeks after a puck to the face. Coach Jeff Blashill delivered the injury update post-game, compounding Chicago's challenges with Connor Bedard already sidelined.

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In the first period of the Chicago Blackhawks' game against the Ottawa Senators, Chicago initiated two coach's challenges on potential goaltender interference. One challenge overturned an Ottawa goal, while the other upheld it, resulting in penalties for the Blackhawks. These reviews highlighted close calls under NHL rules.

 

 

 

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