Last year to start the season, Jordan Spence was a healthy scratch. Now with the early injury to Artem Zub and the summer exit of Nick Jensen, he’ll likely start the season as the Senators number one right-shot defenseman.

When asked if teammates take it personally when their captain asks to be traded, defenseman Jordan Spence said: "Yes and no."

Ottawa locked down the puck-moving blueliner on Friday after a breakout season where he thrived no matter who he played with.

The Senators are bringing back one of their key players, as Jordan Spence agreed to a four-year, $20 million deal.

The New York Rangers should be looking to make multiple moves this offseason. After a disappointing 2025-26 season that saw them kick off their retool, they should not be afraid to bring in new talent. This is especially so if they would have the potential to benefit them for the long term.When looking at the […] The post NY Rangers Trade Pitch Lands Senators Skilled Defenseman appeared first on HEAVY.

As the Senators decide what to do with Spence, who's on RFA this summer, they first have to decide where he fits in.

The Boston Bruins need more than the speed and skill Don Sweeney called for at the end-of-season press conference. The […] The post Bruins Have Another RFA Right-Shot Defenseman to Consider appeared first on Boston Hockey Now.

The New Jersey Devils came out of the 2025-26 season with a defense that had its moments but too often […]

Ottawa could have an active offseason ahead.