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Senators Land Two Top Picks in 2033 Draft​

Ottawa Positions Itself for Future Success
The Ottawa Senators have secured a strong draft position, holding the third and 23rd overall picks in the 2033 NHL Draft. This prime positioning gives the Senators a great opportunity to add talented young players to their roster and build for the future.
With the third overall pick, the Senators have a chance to select one of the top prospects in the draft. The team's scouting staff will be closely evaluating players throughout the season to identify the best fit for their needs.
The 23rd overall pick provides the Senators with another opportunity to acquire a promising player. While it's not as high as the third pick, the Senators can still find a valuable addition to their roster.
This year's draft class is considered to be deep with talent, and the Senators are well-positioned to capitalize on their high picks. Fans can expect to see some exciting young players join the organization in the coming years.

Top 10 Picks in the 2033 NHL Draft​

Vegas Knights Select Swedish Defenseman
The Vegas Golden Knights have made their first-round pick, selecting 18-year-old Swedish defenseman Pontus Frolin. Frolin, who was projected to go second overall, is a highly skilled player with a strong defensive game. He is known for his ability to move the puck efficiently and his physicality.

Nashville Predators Draft Top Prospect
The Nashville Predators have selected 18-year-old center Dawson Conway with the second overall pick. Conway, who was considered the consensus number one prospect, is a dynamic playmaker with exceptional vision and skill. He is known for his ability to control the pace of play and create scoring chances.

Ottawa Senators Select Chris Carter
The Ottawa Senators have used their third overall pick to select 18-year-old center Chris Carter. Carter, who played for the London Knights, is a versatile forward with a strong work ethic. He is known for his speed and ability to create scoring chances.

Carolina Hurricanes Select Finnish Center
The Carolina Hurricanes have selected 18-year-old Finnish center Tuomas Koponen with the fourth overall pick. Koponen is a smooth skater who can make plays at high speed. He is known for his ability to drive offense and control the pace of play.

Pittsburgh Penguins Select Russian Winger
The Pittsburgh Penguins have selected 18-year-old Russian right winger Maxim Mukhametshin with the fifth overall pick. Mukhametshin is a skilled scorer with a good shot. He is known for his ability to finish plays and create scoring chances.

Edmonton Oilers Select Versatile Forward
The Edmonton Oilers have selected 18-year-old center/left wing Colton Uusitalo with the sixth overall pick. Uusitalo, who played for the Seattle Thunderbirds last season, is a versatile forward who can contribute in all situations. He is known for his playmaking ability and his ability to score goals.

Detroit Red Wings Select Goaltender
The Detroit Red Wings have selected 17-year-old goaltender Brett Walford with the seventh overall pick. Walford, who played for Everett last season, is a promising young goaltender with a strong work ethic. He is known for his ability to make big saves and steal games.

Tampa Bay Lightning Select Defenseman
The Tampa Bay Lightning have selected 18-year-old defenseman Justin Iverson with the eighth overall pick. Iverson is a physical presence who can shut down opposing forwards. He is known for his ability to block shots and break up plays.

Buffalo Sabres Select Left Wing
The Buffalo Sabres have selected 18-year-old left wing Michael White with the ninth overall pick. White is a skilled scorer with a good shot. He is known for his ability to finish plays and create scoring chances.

Philadelphia Flyers Select German Goaltender
The Philadelphia Flyers have selected 18-year-old German goaltender Rolf Hofmann with the 10th overall pick. Hofmann is a promising young goaltender with a strong work ethic. He is known for his ability to make big saves and steal games.

Senators Select Adam Freeman
With the 23rd overall pick, the Ottawa Senators have selected 18-year-old right defenseman Adam Freeman from Michigan Tech. Freeman is a strong defensive defenseman who can shut down opposing forwards. He is known for his ability to block shots and break up plays.

 

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Senators Make Roster Moves, Part Ways with Veteran Goalie​

Ottawa Releases Georgi Romanov
The Ottawa Senators have announced the release of 33-year-old goaltender Georgi Romanov. Romanov joined the Senators in 2023 and spent three seasons developing in the American Hockey League with the Belleville Senators. He was called up to the NHL in 2026 and spent two seasons splitting time between Belleville and Ottawa. From 2029 to 2033, Romanov played in the ECHL.

Nate Danielson's Time in Ottawa Comes to an End
The Senators have also parted ways with center Nate Danielson. Danielson, who is 28 years old, joined the Senators from waivers in 2028. He played three seasons for the Senators, splitting time between the NHL and AHL for two years.

San Jose Sharks Acquire Logan Jugnauth
The San Jose Sharks have acquired 25-year-old defenseman Logan Jugnauth from the Dallas Stars in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2034 NHL Draft. Jugnauth was drafted by the Stars in the second round in 2026.

Pierre-Oliver Garnett Released by Senators
The Senators have released 21-year-old goaltender Pierre-Oliver Garnett. Garnett was drafted by the Senators in the fourth round in 2030. Several teams have expressed interest in acquiring Garnett, including the Tucson Roadrunners, Carolina Hurricanes, Wheeling Nailers, Orlando Solar Bears, Atlanta Gladiators, Iowa Heartlanders, San Diego Gulls, Greenville Swamp Rabbits, and Aigles de Nice.

Carolina Hurricanes Acquire Kieran Thibault
The Carolina Hurricanes have acquired 26-year-old defenseman Kieran Thibault from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for a second-round pick and a third-round pick in the 2034 NHL Draft. Thibault was acquired by the Hurricanes from the Vegas Golden Knights in a trade last year.

 

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NHL Awards: A Season of Dominance​

Adam Fox Sweeps Top Awards

The 2023-2024 NHL season was a year of dominance for the New York Rangers' star defenseman, Adam Fox. Fox claimed three of the most prestigious awards in the league, solidifying his status as one of the game's elite players.



Fox Wins Art Ross and Norris Trophies

Fox was awarded both the Art Ross Trophy, given to the league's leading scorer, and the James Norris Memorial Trophy, awarded to the best defenseman. His exceptional offensive skills and defensive prowess were on full display throughout the season.

Rantanen Claims Maurice Richard and King Clancy Trophies

Colorado Avalanche forward Mikko Rantanen had a remarkable season, earning the Maurice Richard Trophy as the league's goal-scoring leader and the King Clancy Memorial Trophy for his leadership and humanitarian contributions.

Matthews Takes Home Ted Lindsay Award

Toronto Maple Leafs center Austin Matthews was recognized for his outstanding performance by winning the Ted Lindsay Award, voted on by the players themselves. Matthews' goal-scoring prowess and leadership qualities made him a deserving recipient.


Columbus Blue Jackets Sweep Goalie Awards

The Columbus Blue Jackets had a standout season, with their goaltender, Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, winning both the Vezina Trophy for the best goaltender and the William M. Jennings Trophy for the fewest goals allowed.

Beniers Honored for Defensive Excellence

Vancouver Canucks forward Matty Beniers was awarded the Frank J. Selke Trophy, given to the forward who best excels in defensive play. Beniers' commitment to defensive responsibility and his ability to contribute offensively made him a deserving recipient.

Jacobson Wins Calder Trophy

Washington Capitals rookie Jaxon Jacobson took home the Calder Memorial Trophy, awarded to the league's top rookie. Jacobson's impressive play throughout the season solidified his place as one of the NHL's rising stars.

Conroy Named GM of the Year

Calgary Flames general manager Craig Conroy was recognized for his outstanding work by winning the Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year Award. Conroy's leadership and ability to build a championship-caliber team were instrumental in the Flames' success.

Bedard Earns Lady Byng Trophy

Chicago Blackhawks forward Connor Bedard was awarded the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy for his sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct on the ice. Bedard's commitment to playing the game the right way made him a deserving recipient.

Reschny Receives Mark Messier Leadership Award

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Cole Reschny was honored with the Mark Messier Leadership Award for his exceptional leadership qualities and contributions to his team. Reschny's dedication to his teammates and his community made him a worthy recipient.

Lopez Wins Jack Adams Award

Calgary Flames coach Shane Lopez was named the Jack Adams Award winner for his outstanding coaching performance. Lopez's ability to guide the Flames to success and his impact on the team's development made him a deserving recipient.

Hart Trophy Goes to Fox

Adam Fox capped off his incredible season by winning the Hart Memorial Trophy, awarded to the player judged to be the most valuable to his team. Fox's all-around dominance and his impact on the Rangers made him a clear choice for the league's most valuable player.

Walton Wins Conn Smythe Trophy

Calgary Flames forward Kieron Walton was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Walton's contributions to the Flames' championship run were instrumental in their success.

Fantilli Receives Bill Masterton Trophy

Columbus Blue Jackets forward Adam Fantilli was honored with the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy for his perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey. Fantilli's courage and determination in the face of adversity made him a deserving recipient.