Brady Tkachuk will sit out Ottawa Senators game Saturday night vs. Montreal Canadiens, but apparent injury is not considered serious

The 2024-25 NHL campaign is back underway after the 4 Nations Face-Off came to an end on Thursday night. One of the stars of the tournament was Brady Tkachuk, and he has received a big injury update ahead of his return to the Ottawa Senators.

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Following Team USA’s 3-2 overtime loss to Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off final, Tkachuk vowed to use the disappointment as motivation for the 2026 Olympics when it comes to beating Team Canada if they meet next year. “This sucks,” Tkachuk said. “I thought this team deserved more.

The 4 Nations Face-Off took its toll on Brady Tkachuk. The Ottawa Senators captain wasn’t healthy enough to suit up against the Montreal Canadiens as National Hockey League play resumed Saturday night at the Canadian Tire Centre.

Fresh off a dominant tournament for the United States, Brady Tkachuk sat out last night’s game with an injury. The post Addressing the Brady Tkachuk Injury Controversy appeared first on Ottawa Hockey Now.