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Senators Captain Brady Tkachuk Out for Several Weeks Due to Injury

Senators lost captain Brady Tkachuk early due to a cross-check injury and struggled on power plays despite Nashville’s ineffective penalty kill, falling 4-1 at home.

  • On Monday in Ottawa, the Nashville Predators beat the Ottawa Senators 4-1 with Juuse Saros making 31 saves to secure the road win.
  • After an early cross-check, Senators captain Brady Tkachuk left the action, limited to 13:53 of ice time as Ottawa played the final nine minutes without him.
  • Jonathan Marchessault opened the scoring at 12:11 of the second period, Ryan O'Reilly's third-period goal at 5:22 held as the winner, and Ridley Greig's late power-play goal was followed by empty-net goals from Marchessault and Cole Smith.
  • The Senators face roster pressure with Drake Batherson out and Tkachuk limited, and Travis Green called the power play a work in progress after five power-play goals allowed in two games.
  • Despite a 0 for 6 power play, Nashville still produced a four-goal road opener, the sixth time in franchise history, and continues its Canadian trip Tuesday in Toronto.
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