Brady Tkachuk traded from Senators to Panthers ahead of NHL draft
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 7:16 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Brady Tkachuk is set to join the Florida Panthers after being traded from the Ottawa Senators for four draft picks, including two first-round selections. This trade brings Tkachuk together with his brother, Matthew, who plays for the Panthers. The Senators are focusing on retooling after their first back-to-back playoff appearances in over a decade. Tkachuk's departure follows indications that he may not sign a contract extension with Ottawa, leading the team to prioritize its long-term future and cap space. Florida looks to rebound after a disappointing season, and the Senators aim to be active in the market for roster improvements.
- •Tkachuk traded for four draft picks, including two first-rounders.
- •The trade reunites Tkachuk with his brother, Matthew, in Florida.
- •Ottawa Senators are retooling after two playoff seasons.
- •Tkachuk indicated he may not extend his contract with the Senators.
- •Florida Panthers aim to return to playoff contention after a non-playoff season.
- 7:16 PMYahoo Sports — Tkachuk Is Latest Player on Canadian Team to Move South
"The former Senators captain will now play with his older brother.
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