The Ottawa Senators are pleased to announce the team has partnered with Fullscript on a comprehensive, multi-year agreement to make Fullscript an Official Partner of the Ottawa Senators. A key compone ...

The Ottawa Senators’ road helmets will have a new look beginning with the 2025-26 season, as the team has announced a multi-year partnership making Fullscript an official partner.

As the Ottawa Senators begin to settle in for a couple of months of beach, cottage and golf time, Sens Nation turns its lonely eyes to next season, wondering how the 2025-26 roster may unfold.

Senators owner Michael Andlauer (left) and Fullscript co-founder and CEO Kyle Braatz show off a Sens' road helmet adorned with the Fullscript logo. Photo by Dan Chisholm, Ottawa Senators Become an ...

Talks continue between Senators and Claude Giroux as Ottawa's off-season heats up Although there is speculation that the two sides are at a stalemate, they have held discussions every couple of ...

Will there be any fireworks at the Canadian Tire Centre on Tuesday? The light show that will be held downtown on Canada Day is guaranteed, but it will be up to Steve Staios, the Ottawa Senators ...

The Ottawa Senators re-signed veteran forward Claude Giroux to a new contract to keep him around for the 2025-2026 season. Despite the negotiations going down t ...

The Ottawa Senators have a new road helmet sponsor. The Senators announced on Friday that they’ve reached an agreement to wear the Fullscript logo for away games and the company’s logo will also be ...

Claude Giroux is staying home. The Ottawa Senators alternate captain signed on the dotted line Sunday by agreeing to a one-year contract extension that will pay him $2 million U.S. with the ...

Claude Giroux is past his prime, but the Senators still would like to keep him around as he heads into free agency.

The Ottawa Senators saw their season come to an end with a first-round series loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs in six games. The Senators finished the regular season with 97 points and in fourth ...

Friday evening, Ottawa Senators general manager Steve Staios traded back two spots in the opening round of the Draft, receiving the 23rd and 67th picks from the Nashville Predators in exchange.