A few years later, we're going to see something similar at the University of Wisconsin. 2024 4th-rounder Blake Montgomery, ...

This time last week, a “gap” lingered between Giroux and the Ottawa Senators on a contract extension. Talks had been ongoing ...

"When you go into free agency, you have to look at your options," says Giroux. "But every time that my family talked about it ...

The 24-year-old will be able to re-sign with the club this July 1 and is currently in the final year of a two-year deal at a $3.75 million cap hit. It was a bridge deal for Pinto, signed shortly ...

Let's size up the market at the Blueshirts' positions of need and determine which players make the most sense as trade ...

Tkachuk said expectations will be different now that Ottawa accomplished its first goal. “It's everybody wants to win, and I think that's where the disappointment comes in," he said.

Looking ahead to another must-win situation in Game 5, Tkachuk underlined the importance of staying focused while expecting a "desperate" Maple Leafs team. "Just focus on the next game.

Looking ahead to another must-win situation in Game 5, Tkachuk underlined the importance of staying focused while expecting a "desperate" Maple Leafs team. "Just focus on the next game.

With 5:49 to play in the first period, an individual effort to clear the puck from Shane Pinto saw him spring himself on a breakaway to score shorthanded and double the Senators’ lead to 2-0.

Early in the third period, team captains Auston Matthews and Brady Tkachuk exchanged goals. The first one gave the Leafs a 2-1 lead, and the second allowed the Senators to tie the game.

Claude Giroux opened the scoring for Ottawa early in the second period. Toronto tied the game midway through the frame when a pass from Matthew Knies deflected off Shane Pinto and slid past Linus ...