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The Ottawa Senators have incorporated left-sided forward Warren Foegele into their squad in advance of the trading deadline set for 3 p.m. ET on Friday.
Foegele, age 29, recorded nine scoring contributions across 47 appearances for the Los Angeles Kings during the current season. The ex-Kingston Frontenac player joins the Senators, accompanied by a conditional third-round selection in the 2026 draft, as part of a deal that sends a second-round pick from 2026 and a conditional third-round pick to the other team.
David Perron, an experienced forward who joined Ottawa during the previous season, was transferred to the Detroit Red Wings in return for a conditional fourth-round selection in the 2026 draft.
No significant transactions are anticipated from the Senators, who possess a 30-22-9 record and presently occupy the sixth position within the Atlantic Division.
While the squad retains aspirations for contention, the current campaign has proven unsatisfactory for supporters who had foreseen the team advancing further, particularly after their playoff appearance last year, which was their initial entry since 2017.
