Faceoff's Frank Seravalli was on the Coming in Hot Podcast on Monday morning to discuss the NHL trade deadline and the implications that it could have on the Ottawa Senators.

The 25-year-old center has had trouble staying in the lineup so far in 2025 -- he's missed eight of the Senators' last 14 games -- but when he's been on the ice, he's been productive. Over his last 13 appearances dating back to Jan.

Tim Stutzle’s early overtime goal helped the Ottawa Senators take home a 4-3 victory against the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday. Stutzle extended his career-high point streak to 13 games, scoring after a puck deflected off his skate and past Blackhawks goalie Arvid Soderblom.

The Ottawa Senators are in a desperate fight for a wild card spot in the 2025 NHL Playoffs. Even so, don’t expect the team’s president of hockey operations and general manager (GM) Steve Staios to make any big trades at this season’s trade deadline on March 7.

TSN: The Ottawa Senators have had some of their younger players out there already this year, including Josh Norris, according to Chris Johnston. Don’t get the sense that anything is brewing, though. They may look to add some depth, but they don’t have a lot of cap space available. They won’t be that active.

The Senators need more from their winger, whom Green pushed to be harder on pucks from as way back as last summer. Batherson scored a hat trick against the Anaheim Ducks in mid-December, which should’ve been an encouraging sign for his season. But he has scored only four goals in his next 28 games.

Norris has talent, but his injury history is stunning. Last season, he had a third surgery on his left shoulder, and he missed almost the entire 2022-23 season due to a shoulder injury. Before that, Norris delivered a tantalizing 35 goals in 66 games in 2021-22,

Brady Tkachuk, Josh Norris and Shane Pinto will miss the Senators' home game against the Jets on Wednesday, multiple media outlets reported.

NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Ovechkin got his 885th career goal to tie it midway through the third period, Tom Wilson scored 4:07 into overtime and the Washington Capitals rallied to beat the New York Rangers 3-2 on Wednesday night.

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