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#1
Ehlers good fit with Hurricanes entering playoffs | NHL.com
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Ehlers good fit with Hurricanes entering playoffs | NHL.com

  • Ehlers has adapted to a new team and system, delivering a career-best 71 points this season with the Hurricanes.
  • Head coach Rod Brind'Amour says Ehlers has been everything the Hurricanes expected and more.
  • Ehlers has adjusted to playing without the puck, improving his reads and contributing on the left wing of the third line.
  • Carolina aims to capitalize on Ehlers’ playoff experience as they enter the Eastern Conference First Round.
  • Ehlers has become a key contributor for the Hurricanes as they try to make a playoff run at home in Game 1 against the Senators.
  • Teammate Logan Stankoven praised Ehlers for taking over at times with his speed and finishing ability.
  • Ehlers signed a six-year contract worth $51 million with the Hurricanes in July, adding veteran experience to the lineup.
  • Ehlers credits his adjustment to new surroundings, including a different climate and living arrangements.
  • Carolina’s top line in the Metropolitan Division highlights Ehlers’ role in boosting the offense this season.
  • Ehlers aims to translate regular-season success into playoff production as the Hurricanes chase their first Cup since 2006.
  • The Hurricanes’ playoff roster and schedule details are being updated as the team prepares for Round 1.
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Dress rehearsal: Sens host Leafs in final game before playoffs | Ottawa Senators
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Dress rehearsal: Sens host Leafs in final game before playoffs | Ottawa Senators

  • Senators host the Maple Leafs in Game 82 as Ottawa pushes toward the playoffs.
  • Several Ottawa regulars are sidelined with injuries, affecting the lineup.
  • Hayden Hodgson steps in for Michael Amadio in the lineup.
  • Coach Cam Crotty emphasizes maintaining habits despite the final-game context.
  • Ottawa has dominated Toronto recently, winning 8 of 10 against the Leafs.
  • Faceoff specialist Claude Giroux leads with a 62.6% win rate among players with 500 or more draws this season.
  • Junior forward Ridly Greig is one goal shy of a new career high.
  • James Reimer starts in net for Toronto, aiming to stifle Ottawa as a former team goalie.
  • Television and radio coverage details include Sportsnet, TVAS, TSN 1200 and 104.7 Outaouais.
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Senators agree to terms with left winger Blake Montgomery on a three-year, entry-level contract | Ottawa Senators
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Senators agree to terms with left winger Blake Montgomery on a three-year, entry-level contract | Ottawa Senators

  • Montgomery signs a three-year, entry-level contract with the Ottawa Senators to begin in the 2026-27 season.
  • The agreement includes a three-year term beginning in the 2026-27 season.
  • Montgomery will gain NHL organization exposure after a standout freshman NCAA season.
  • Montgomery previously played in the OHL with the London Knights, contributing 50 points in 51 games.
  • He helped the Knights win the Memorial Cup during his OHL season.
  • Montgomery was the Senators’ 2024 NHL Draft fourth-round pick, 117th overall.
  • The announcement came from Senators president of hockey operations and general manager Steve Staios.
  • The ATO agreement will see Montgomery join Belleville as part of his development path.
  • The release references multiple team news items and social links as part of the Senators’ communications.
  • The article places Montgomery’s NCAA and OHL experiences in the context of his development.
  • The contract and development plan align with the Senators’ strategy to strengthen their prospect pool.
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Senators defied odds, refused to panic in return to Stanley Cup playoffs
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Senators defied odds, refused to panic in return to Stanley Cup playoffs

  • Ottawa clinched a playoff berth for the second straight year after a midseason rally.
  • The turnaround began after a January slide when goaltending and the penalty kill struggled.
  • James Reimer joined Ottawa to stabilize the goalie position and posted a 2.42 GAA in 14 games.
  • Mike Yeo's takeover of the penalty kill led to a sharp improvement around 83 percent success.
  • Coach Travis Green emphasized blocking out white noise to refocus the team.
  • Brady Tkachuk returned to form late, contributing points in seven straight games after returning from injury.
  • Tim Stützle and Drake Batherson led the offense with streaks and a 30-goal season for Batherson.
  • Ottawa’s defense overcame injuries to key players and still excelled in key metrics.
  • Ottawa earned praise from rivals, with Hurricanes noting the team plays playoff hockey.
  • The Senators faced continued adversity but leaned on bench leadership and resilience.
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How Travis Green transformed the Senators into a contender
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How Travis Green transformed the Senators into a contender

  • Green overhauled Ottawa's system, pushing a defensive-first approach that sparked a late-season surge.
  • The Senators achieved a 20-6-4 run, lifting them from basement contention to a playoff push.
  • Green replaced a penalty-kill coaching issue by moving Nolan Baumgartner out and bringing in Mike Yeo.
  • Green’s leadership emphasized honesty, accountability, and staying focused amid outside noise.
  • Green’s work improved the team’s defensive metrics, with Ottawa rising in expected goals allowed per game.
  • Green’s past coaching in Vancouver informed his current approach and system adjustments.
  • Green’s philosophy stressed building a strong defensive foundation before expanding offense.
  • The coaching change helped the Senators climb the standings and win key games late in the season.
  • Green aims to win the Stanley Cup, a personal goal he has pursued beyond his playing career.
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CIBC Red Zone to host watch party for every first round game | Ottawa Senators
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CIBC Red Zone to host watch party for every first round game | Ottawa Senators

  • CIBC Red Zone will host free, rain-or-shine watch parties for every first-round Senators game outside the Canadian Tire Centre.
  • For the first two games in Carolina, doors open one hour before puck drop with free parking and $5 beer until puck drop.
  • Games three and four in Ottawa operate on a first-come, first-served basis with doors opening three hours before puck drop.
  • Fans can purchase $5 beer during watch parties before puck drop.
  • Bert’s Bar will be open during away games at the Red Zone.
  • The initiative aims to bring playoff excitement close to the rink for Senators fans.
  • The setup includes free admission to all watch parties at the Red Zone.
  • The watch party plan is tied to the Senators' playoff push and homecoming events.
  • The Red Zone is described as steps away from the rink.
  • The event schedule spans both Carolina and Ottawa locations across the first round.
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Where to watch the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Playoffs
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Where to watch the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Playoffs

  • Hurricanes eye another playoff run as WRAL confirms the team in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
  • Playoffs begin April 18; Hurricanes are the Eastern Conference top seed facing Ottawa in the first round.
  • Official Canes Bars and other venues across the Triangle will host watch parties for playoff games.
  • The Local in Raleigh and other spots offer multiple TVs and special game-day menus.
  • Cary, Chapel Hill, and Durham venues are named Canes Bars or official Watch Parties.
  • Fans can choose from a wide list of Triangle-area spots from Raleigh to Fuquay-Varina for game nights.
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Hurricanes don't name Andersen or Bussi as starting goalie for Game 1 vs. Senators | NHL.com
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Hurricanes don't name Andersen or Bussi as starting goalie for Game 1 vs. Senators | NHL.com

  • Hurricanes did not name a starting goalie for Game 1 and left open the possibility of using both Andersen and Bussi in the series.
  • Brind'Amour said a decision would come after the next practice, with the likelihood that both goalies see action.
  • Andersen’s season record included a 3.05 GAA and .874 save percentage in 35 games.
  • Bussi, claimed off waivers from Florida, posted a 2.47 GAA, .895 SV% and two shutouts in 39 games.
  • Brind’Amour noted Pyotr Kochetkov could be available if needed, though not yet an option.
  • The Hurricanes highlighted their goaltending depth as a competitive advantage for the playoffs.
  • Andersen’s late-season form showed improvement after a rough stretch before the Olympic break.
  • Brind’Amour referenced Bussi’s rapid ascent, noting his historic early wins for perspective on his readiness.
  • The Hurricanes expect Kochetkov to be healthy and available if needed during the playoffs.
  • The team’s goaltending depth was a talking point amid the playoff run, with multiple options available.
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