Senators Acquire Foegele at the Trade Deadline, Bid Farewell to Perron

In this episode, we discuss the 3-2 loss to Montreal; Impact of Jake Sanderson's injury; Tim Stutzle's performance and potential superstar status; Playoff matchup considerations and strategies; Player evaluation and team prospects00:00 Senators' Loss to Habs01:21 Analyzing the Playoff Chase and Points Gap02:18 Game Details: Goals, Rebounds, and Defensive Lapses03:36 Jacob Fowler’s Standout Performance as a Rookie05:18 Chabot's Role and Performance After Sanderson's Injury07:15 Winning Goal on Ullmark and Defensive Breakdown09:17 Chances, Rebounds, and Key Saves in the Game10:54 Batherson’s Strange Goals and Team Effort11:49 Jake Sanderson’s Injury and Its Impact on the Team13:50 Defensive Adjustments and Lineup Changes15:44 Sanderson’s Skating and Playmaking Prowess19:25 Tim Stutzle’s Point Streak and Superstar Debate24:40 Stutzle’s Development and Goal-Scoring Potential27:54 Team Strategy Post-Injury30:45 Sens best Playoff Matchup if they get there34:17 Buffalo Sabres’ Historic Streak and Playoff Outlook36:59 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Hockey Highlights

The Senators tweaked their roster at the trade deadline, acquiring defensive forward Warren Foegele from LA and hoping he can get back to his 24-goal form from last season. Meanwhile, the Sens said goodbye to David Perron. Stephen Halliday wasn't traded, but now the Senators have too many forwards, so is he the odd man out or will it be someone else? We also look at Tim Stutzle's recent performance,s the win in Calgary and the important schedule ahead. The roster is set! They're playing well, but do they have enough race track remaining?

After two periods, the Senators seemed to have a W wrapped up in Edmonton, but squandered a crucial point, giving up three straight goals. We get into what went wrong and what they might do, if anything, before Friday's trade deadline.

The Ottawa Senators got back on the winning track in Toronto on Saturday night, crushing the Maple Leafs 5–2 in a game that was not as close as the score would appear.Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens each scored twice for the Senators, who moved to within five points of the Boston Bruins for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. We discuss the sheer dominaton of the game, the mini line brawl, the weird offside challenge and more.

Thanks to our title sponsor, https://jimkeayford.com, along with Midas Ottawa at https://Midas.caIn this one, we discuss the Sens' return to action, a 2-1 overtime loss to Detroit. That drops the Sens 7 points out with the trade deadline next Friday. Team USA Olympians keep the momentum going, Brady Tkachuk takes a controversial hit, and a full defensive breakdown in overtime. Arthur Kaliyev is cleared of violating any league policies. And the Sens begin a five game road trip.

In this episode, as we close the book on Olympic hockey talk, we dissect everything about Canada's 2-1 loss to the United States in the gold medal game. We get into all the controversial moments, the missed opportunities and what it means for Senators stars Brady Tkachuk and Jake Sanderson.

After a pair of close calls, Canada will face the USA for gold on Sunday morning. We discuss their path to get here, hoping it goes better than the ladies final. If it doesn't, well, the bars are open, serving booze as early as 6 amCanada overcomes a 2-0 deficit to beat Finland, which is annoyed by a late high sticking call. We get into all the details on that game, plus the wild quarterfinal win over Czechia where Sidney Crosby was hurt. Was that his final Olympic game?Canada's women fell 2-1 to the USA in overtime, after Abby Murphy's obvious hook/hack on the gloves of Darryl Watts. Should 3-on-3 overtime be used to decide the biggest women's hockey game in four years? Or any big game that will eliminate one team?The Senators returned to practice this week and brought up some intriguing names from Belleville to help fill out their practice as they get ready to host Detroit on Wednesday night.

Team Canada is off to a strong start at the Winter Olympics and we break down everything Ottawa Senators fans need to know.In this episode, we talk about former Senator Mark Stone, the one that got away, looking right at home on hockey’s biggest international stage, and just how ridiculous the skill level is in this best-on-best tournament. From Connor McDavid to Nathan MacKinnon and Macklin Celebrini, the talent on display is off the charts, and Jon Cooper may have found something special with his line combinations.We also dive into the goaltending storylines, including the rising stock of Jordan Binnington and a strong showing from Logan Thompson, and what it could all mean moving forward. Plus, if the St. Louis Blues decide to move defenceman Colton Parayko, should the Ottawa Senators be in the market?Other topics include:A scary leg injury to Kevin Fiala in the Canada–Switzerland gameThe Olympic tournament format — does it work?“Stink-gate” involving the Oshawa GeneralsAnd one very odd bronze medal celebration in Olympic biathlonIt’s a packed episode with Olympic talk, Sens discussion, and some laughs along the way.Presented by Jim Keay FordSubscribe, like, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of the Jim Keay Ford Sens Nation Podcast.

In this episode of the Jim Keay Ford Sens Nation Podcast, the Senators hit the Olympic break on a heater (5 wins in 6), and suddenly the hope meter is back on the table. Steve Warne and “The Coach” Gregg Kennedy break down what’s real, what’s fool’s gold, and why Ottawa’s improved shot suppression has changed the conversation.They debate the brutal late line change vs. Carolina (and who wears it), gush over Tim Stützle’s ridiculous three-zone motor, and ask the big question: with only five games left before the March 6 trade deadline, what should Steve Staios do, buy, sell, or stand pat?Plus: why right-shot defence is priority #1, what a “seller’s market” could look like, listener poll reactions (including the Jesper Wallstedt dream), and a quick detour into Olympic ceremony gripes, All-Star skills done properly, and Steve's debut on a Super Bowl commercial.

In this episode of the Jim Keay Ford Sens Nation Podcast, hosts Steve Warne and Gregg Kennedy discuss the Senators' recent 4-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils, highlighting the impressive return performance of goaltender Linus Ullmark and the enthusiastic support from Ottawa fans. They get into the contributions of The Big Three: Brady Tkachuk, Tim Stutzle, and Jake Sanderson, the team's playoff prospects, and the challenges posed by the competitive Eastern Conference. The conversation also touches on NHL rules after the weird Connor Brown goal almost counted.Thanks to our great sponsors: https://jimkeayford.com, https://celebright.ca, and https://midas.com. Visit our website at SensNationHockey.com. Read more Sens coverage from Steve at https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/ottawa-.... Become a member on Patreon at patreon.com/sensnation