Julian McKenzie is a staff writer for The Athletic, with a focus on covering the Calgary Flames. His articles provide in-depth analysis, trade discussions, and insights into the team's performance. Julian's work has also been featured in BVM Sports and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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By: Julian Mckenzie
Giroux sat down with The Athletic to discuss the Senators' identity, offseason training and if Gritty is the league's most annoying mascot.
Just like the 2023-24 team, Ottawa won its 14th game of the NHL season in overtime. This time at the expense of the Bruins.
By: Julian Mckenzie
The Ottawa native will continue her duties as TSN's Montreal bureau chief which includes hosting Canadiens TV broadcasts.
By: Julian Mckenzie
The Sens' 3-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs should serve as a model for how they need to play to make the playoffs again.
By: Julian Mckenzie
This mailbag also features questions on the Senators' power play, the NHL's department of player safety and more.
By: Julian Mckenzie
Hockey Canada president Katherine Henderson says the federation wants to "drive change" around discriminatory behaviours.
By: Julian Mckenzie
Ullmark made 14 saves on 19 shots and the Senators lost 5-4 in overtime to the Flyers in a game that should have been theirs.
By: Julian Mckenzie
The remaining November schedule has the potential to doom the Senators again if they can't right their ship.
By: Julian Mckenzie
The NHL's salary cap is $88 million and the CBA runs until September 2026.
By: Julian Mckenzie
Senators GM Steve Staios doesn't see any "glaring area" that needs to be fixed with the team at the moment.
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