US EditionBrady Tkachuk's goal with 12.2 seconds left lifts Sens over Isles
Brady Tkachuk scored with 12.2 seconds left to secure Ottawa’s 12th win in 17 games, cutting their wild-card deficit to four points in the Eastern Conference.
- March 20, 2026 — Brady Tkachuk scored with 11.1 seconds remaining, lifting Ottawa to a 3-2 victory over the Islanders in regulation.
- Off a long pass from Tyler Kleven, Ottawa tied the game with 9:33 remaining in the second period, before Brady Tkachuk scored with 12.2 seconds left to lift the Senators over the Islanders.
- With sustained chances late in the game, Ottawa outshot New York 11-1 in the final 20 minutes and 26-19 overall, reflecting late pressure.
- The win pushed Ottawa closer in the playoff race, with their record now 35-24-9 and 79 points, improving their recent form after their 12th win in 17 games.
- Player narratives mattered as well, with Tkachuk returning from thumb surgery, scoring, and playing a different style after missing 20 games.
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1st In Thursday's 3-2 victory over the New York Islanders, the Ottawa Senators' Brady Tkachuk became the first player in NHL history with a fighting major in the first minute of regulation and a game-winning goal in the last minute…
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Brady Tkachuk back to his old self with fight, goal in Senators win
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The Hamilton Spectator
The RecordTkachuk scores winner with 11.1 seconds left to play as Senators edge Islanders 3-2
OTTAWA - Brady Tkachuk put away the winner with 11.1 seconds left to play to lead the Ottawa Senators past the New York Islanders 3-2 on Thursday.
Worry spreads as Senators hint something’s off with Brady Tkachuk!
It’s been a turbulent few weeks for Brady Tkachuk. After returning from winning Olympic gold with Team USA, the Senators’ captain has faced boos and scrutiny from fans across Canada, while whispers about his long-term future in Ottawa swirl louder than ever.Head coach Travis Green acknowledged on Thursday the strain with this statement ahead of the team’s game against the visiting New York Islanders, per Julian McKenize: “It’s been an emotional,…
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