As the Ottawa Senators prepare for the 2025–26 season, the team finds itself at a pivotal point: balancing the development of ...

Carter Yakemchuk is working towards his goal of making the Senators' roster in October. But what are his chances of making the team?

Senators defence prospect Carter Yakemchuk has the size and the skill to be an NHLer right now. With some improvement in his own end, he could quickly become a staple on Ottawa's blue line, writes ...

In this episode of The Sens Nation Podcast, The Hockey News' official Ottawa Senators podcast, site editor Steve Warne speaks with co-host and longtime junior hockey coach Gregg Kennedy about the ...

In his draft year, Yakemchuk turned heads with 30 goals, 71 points, and 120 penalty minutes. This past season, he played 10 fewer games and managed 17 goals, 49 points, and 82 penalty minutes.

Right defense was a sore spot for the Ottawa Senators throughout the entire 2024-25 season. They iced five different players on the right-side, and even parted with Jacob Bernard-Docker at the trade ...

Carter Yakemchuk wants to play in the NHL next season. Given the Senators depth on the right side, does he have a realistic chance to stick around at the NHL level? The post What To Do With Carter ...

Yakemchuk was selected seventh overall by Ottawa in the 2024 NHL Draft and managed 17 goals and 49 points across 56 regular-season WHL games in 2024-25. The blueliner added two goals and five ...

Yakemchuk and Hensler are at the forefront of that, as the team has emphasized having bigger bodies on defence. Ottawa was happy with Hensler at No. 23, especially after trading down.