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Stuart Skinner has been a potential free agency target for the Ottawa Senators since his days with the Edmonton Oilers, and now he’s being linked to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Ottawa could be a player because of defensive inconsistencies and poor penalty kill rankings, NHL insiders say. His $7.8 million contract situation and Pittsburgh’s goalie competition may open the door for a major offseason move.

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NHL trade rumor: $65m Jordan Kyrou linked to Oilers, Senators

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11/05/2026

NHL trade rumor: $65m Jordan Kyrou linked to Oilers, Senators

Jordan Kyrou is one of the most popular names in NHL trade rumors after being linked to the Edmonton Oilers and Ottawa Senators. Both Canadian clubs are looking at offensive upgrades after poor playoff performances, while the St. Louis Blues could demand a hefty return package for the $65 million winger.

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Ehlers returns for Hurricanes vs Flyers; Nikishin out with concussion

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Sport·02/05/2026Résumé IA

Ehlers returns for Hurricanes vs Flyers; Nikishin out with concussion

Veteran forward Nikolaj Ehlers returns from a lower-body injury for the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Philadelphia Flyers. Ehlers, 30, had 26 goals and 71 points in his first season with Carolina, which earned the East's No. 1 seed. Rookie defenseman Alexander Nikishin remains out with a concussion sustained in Game 4 against Ottawa.

Hurricanes Edge Senators in Double Overtime to Take 2-0 Series Lead

Jordan Martinook scored at 13:53 of the second overtime to lift the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators in Game 2, giving Carolina a 2-0 lead in their first-round NHL playoff series. The Hurricanes squandered a 2-0 lead and had an apparent winner waved off in the first overtime before Martinook's winner. The series moves to Ottawa for Game 3 on Thursday.

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