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Senators Acquire Goaltender Jonas Johansson From Lightning for Future Considerations

Johansson, 31, posted an 11-10-2 record in 25 games last season and gives Ottawa another veteran option in goal.

  • On Friday, the Ottawa Senators acquired veteran goaltender Jonas Johansson from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for future considerations, with both teams confirming the trade on social media.
  • Johansson, 31, previously played for the Colorado Avalanche and Florida Panthers before joining the Lightning at the start of the 2023-24 season, appearing in 105 total NHL games since his 2019-20 debut with the Buffalo Sabres.
  • The six-foot-five, 217-pound Swede played 70 contests for the Lightning, recording a 32-23-10 record; in 2025-26, he posted an 11-10-2 record with a 3.29 goals-against average and.884 save percentage.
  • Before landing with the Lightning, the veteran goalie had not played 10 games in a single NHL season; his usage increased in Tampa, where he played 26, 19, and 25 games over three seasons.
  • Originally selected 61st overall in the 2014 NHL draft by the Buffalo Sabres, Johansson now continues his career with Ottawa as the Senators integrate the experienced netminder for the upcoming season.
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Senators acquire goaltender Jonas Johansson from Lightning for future considerations

OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators have acquired goaltender Jonas Johansson from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for future considerations, the NHL club announced Friday.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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