The Ottawa Senators' Ring of Honour was established to recognize players and team personnel who served the organization with ...

When Jason Spezza was named captain of the Ottawa Senators for the 2013–14 season, not many people saw it coming, at least ...

Alfredsson had his No. 11 jersey retired before a game against the Red Wings on Dec. 29, 2016, becoming the first Senators player to be honored. "The connection with the team and the city means a ...

OTTAWA — It was as if everybody stepped into a time warp on Friday morning in Ottawa. Daniel Alfredsson was back on the ice and skating with the Ottawa Senators at their practice facility, a ...

Eleven stories of No. 11: Daniel Alfredsson, from forklifts to Hockey Hall of Fame Alfredsson doesn’t consider himself a gourmet chef by any stretch, but he says his culinary skills have ...

Daniel Alfredsson declares he wants ‘meaningful role in hockey ops’ with Senators By Ian Mendes Feb. 23, 2023Updated June 22, 2023 ...

You’ll excuse Daniel Alfredsson for thinking another year was about to pass without him receiving a congratulatory phone call from the Hockey Hall of Fame. After being passed over for ...

OTTAWA — Daniel Alfredsson has conducted hundreds of interviews with the media over the years, but his session with reporters on Thursday was unique. Wearing a black Senators windbreaker and ...

Daniel Alfredsson has been working with injured players when the team is on extended road trips, so last month he had an opportunity to work directly with Sanderson.

Daniel Alfredsson does not remember many individual moments from the 1,246 regular season games he played in the National Hockey League. But considering the jersey number he wore, it’s only ...

Daniel Alfredsson is the greatest Ottawa Senator in franchise history, but nobody played the game at a higher level in Ottawa than Erik Karlsson. After taking a moment to absorb the question ...

TORONTO — Daniel Alfredsson had the entire stage to himself on Monday evening, with some of the most important dignitaries in the hockey world listening to each of his words.