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Author: Bruce Garrioch
Publication Date: April 21, 2026 - 14:00
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Sens 1-on-1: Are the Senators capable of making it a series against the Hurricanes?
April 21, 2026
WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Sens 1-on-1 with Bruce Garrioch, Bruce and Ottawa Citizen Senators writer Callum Fraser break down the first-round series between the Senators and Carolina Hurricanes. They discuss how impressive Linus Ullmark has been so far, what went wrong for the Senators in Game 2, Tim Stutzle’s costly giveaway, the need for Brady Tkachuk to step up, the banged-up Senators defence, and if Ottawa can still win the series despite losing the first two games. Read More
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