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Ottawa Senators winger David Perron needs surgery, will be out five-to-seven weeks

January 22, 2026
The Ottawa Senators roster has taken another hit. Veteran winger David Perron will require surgery to repair a sports hernia and will be out at least five-to-seven weeks. Coach Travis Green told reporters before the club faced the Nashville Predators on Thursday night at Bridgestone Arena that it was something that had been bothering Perron […]

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