Last Word on Hockey Mar 13, 2019
Ottawa Senators Thomas Chabot Out Week-to-Week
The Ottawa Senators have announced that defenceman Thomas Chabot will be out week-to-week with a broken toe. Chabot sustained the injury in Monday night's 3-2 loss at the hands of the Philadelphia Flyers. Senators' Thomas Chabot Out Week-to-Week Sens D Chabot (toe) could miss rest of season. MORE: https://t.co/g92KQbqbtd pic.twitter.com/6jICvOGyl1 — TSN (@TSN_Sports) March 13, 2019 Chabot blocked a shot from Flyers' defenceman Ivan Provorov in the second period on Monday night. Chabot had an x-ray during the game but was able to finish the contest. However, after the medical staff reviewed...
Ottawa Sun Mar 13, 2019
Thomas Chabot out week-to-week with broken toe
The Ottawa Senators may be forced to finish their season with out all-star defenceman Thomas Chabot. After blocking a shot and finishing the game in a 3-2 loss to Philadelphia Monday night on the road, coach Marc Crawford told reporters Wednesday morning that Chabot is listed as “week-to-week” with a broken toe he suffered when […]
CBC News Mar 13, 2019
Senators star Thomas Chabot out with a broken toe
The Ottawa Senators have potentially lost their top scorer for the rest of the season.
Sportsnet.ca Mar 13, 2019
Senators’ Thomas Chabot week-to-week with broken toe
The Ottawa Senators will be without defenceman Thomas Chabot for potentially the rest of the season while he recovers from a broken toe. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Silver Seven Mar 12, 2019
The Curious Case of Christian Wolanin
He’s one of Ottawa’s better defencemen by most metrics, so why isn’t he playing? I could count on one hand, the number of Ottawa Senators (that are STILL Ottawa Senators) that have been impressive this season. Much of the team has struggled mightily, especially on the back end. Cody Ceci, Mark Borowiecki, and Ben Harpur have been maligned for their play, meanwhile Thomas Chabot was named to his first NHL All-Star Game, but has struggled of late. It certainly seems like there’s a great divide in talent there, but a certain Sens youngster has stepped in to bridge the gap, and has...
Broad Street Hockey Mar 11, 2019
Flyers look to take season series vs. Ottawa in rubber match
This should be a win tonight...so it probably won’t be. After a dominating win over the New York Islanders on Saturday, the Philadelphia Flyers return to the Wells Fargo Center to take on the worst team in the Eastern Conference. The Ottawa Senators have had quite a bumpy ride this season, and it reflects in their standing in the East. Despite this, they do have some young talent that could give the Flyers fits if they don’t take this team seriously. Thomas Chabot has been of the biggest surprises in the NHL and Brady Tkachuk has had an impressive rookie campaign after being drafted...
Silver Seven Mar 2, 2019
Weekly Question: Best current forward
After losing the top three scoreres, this is a contentious question In case you forgot, a little thing called the NHL Trade Deadline went down this week. The Senators lost their three big UFAs, which meant losing the players who were 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in goals on the team, and 1st, 2nd, and 4th in points (Thomas Chabot edged out Ryan Dzingel for third). Before the trades went down, almost everyone would’ve agreed that Mark Stone was the Sens’ best forward, with Matt Duchene the second-best, and most would’ve probably put Ryan Dzingel as the third-best. With them gone, an interesting...
Silver Seven Feb 19, 2019
Hawks Edge Sens in Wild 15-Goal Game
Eight goals, four goalies, and a hat trick in one bizarre game. In what will likely go down as their strangest game of the 2018-2019 season, the Ottawa Senators fell 8-7. The Chicago Blackhawks were able to edge the Sens, in a horrible display of defence from both sides. Collin Delia and Anders Nilsson were pulled for Cam Ward and Craig Anderson, respectively, but it was Alex Debrincat’s hat trick that ultimately powered the Hawks to the W. Thomas Chabot chipped in two goals late to make it a game, and Ottawa’s top-six were as stellar as always, but came up just short against a (still)...
