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Chris Neil has played for only one team during his professional NHL career: the Ottawa Senators.
Let's just say he feels a sense of belonging to Ottawa, unlike Brady Tkachuk, who asked the Sens for a trade.
Neil didn't hold back when talking about the American on the “Coming in Hot” podcast.Former Senator Chris Neil on Tkachuk Joining Florida:
‘Is He Even in Their Top Six?' @TheHockeyNews #SensNation https://t.co/2BUqMJj9wy
— Steve Warne (@SteveWarneMedia) August 17, 2026

In early July, the New York Islanders gave their fans a month and a few days to design the team's next alternate jersey.
The jersey was unveiled today.
The voting was close, but in the end, the design that led the race throughout the process—chosen from among more than 80,000 entries—ultimately won.
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The jersey is really, really beautiful.
And the players can't wait to wear it. Matthew Schaefer, Mathew Barzal, and Bo Horvat, among others, had a message for their fans.DRUMR

As of today, Samuel Montembeault is still in Montreal. The goaltender hasn't been traded despite months of speculation about his future, and people are wondering if he'll start the next season in a Canadiens uniform.
Time is running out if the team wants to trade him, you know.
We know, however, that every year, goaltending situations across the league become unclear shortly before the season starts. It was precisely in this context that Monty ended up in Montreal in 2021, let's not forget.
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This afternoon, the Blue Jays faced off against the Rays in Game 3 of their series. As a reminder, the two teams split the first two games.
Shane Bieber took the mound for the Jays in this game. And the veteran was in (very) good form, allowing just one run over seven innings of work.
His 101 pitches marked a season high for him.
Shane Bieber Turned Back the Clock Against the AL East-Leading Rays7.0 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 7 K pic.twitter.com/WYF2DlO51S
— Baseball Performances (@MLBPerformanc

Many people in town are eager to see what Ivan Demidov will be able to accomplish this season. The young Russian, who will be starting his second full season with the Habs, showed flashes of great talent in 2025–26.
And after a summer of training in which he became much faster on the ice, he seems capable of great things.
The question is whether Demidov will have the linemates who will allow him to take his game to the next level this season. The Canadiens didn't bring in any reinforcement