Wayne Scanlan is a sports journalist who focuses on national sports coverage in Canada. He writes for Sportsnet and covers a variety of topics related to hockey, including game recaps, team analysis, and player performances. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the sport, Wayne provides insightful commentary and engaging stories for sports enthusiasts.
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Wayne Scanlan's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly hockey and the NHL. He extensively covers event results, team performances, coaching decisions, player injuries, and evolving stories within the Ottawa Senators' franchise.
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A sign you've been around the NHL for a while: You find yourself on the same roster as the child of an ex-teammate.
By: Wayne Scanlan
KANATA, Ont. — Ottawa Senators ' season ticket holders got a chance to meet their new head coach, Travis Green, at a late-summer luncheon on Thursday.
Senators new number one goalie Linus Ullmark says you always have to have high expectations of yourself and your team no matter what the circumstances
By: Wayne Scanlan
Few NHL teams have had more extended off-seasons (read, golf time) than your Ottawa Senators. Seven consecutive summers of uninterrupted ball striking.
The makeup of the roster gives the Ottawa Senators hope that they finally can return to the playoffs this season. Here's a look at storylines to watch with camp around the corner.
The launch of training camp is always a big deal for the Ottawa Senators and their fans. If it's possible, it might be an even bigger week for the team off the ice.
News of an agreement between the Senators and the NCC on a new arena deal broke early Friday morning.
By: Wayne Scanlan
Michael Andlauer was in Gatineau celebrating the first anniversary of his majority ownership with a new arena deal for the LeBreton Flats, west of Parliament Hill, in his back pocket.
OTTAWA — Erin Crowe is the Ottawa Senators ' secret weapon. She rarely does interviews, preferring to quietly get things done behind the scenes.
Erin Crowe has worked in the finance department of the Ottawa Senators for more than 20 years, beginning in 1996. She left in 2015 to pursue new opportunities, but late in 2021 she answered a plea from then-ailing owner Eugene Melnyk to return to help put the hockey team's financial house in order.
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