Senators trade Tkachuk, eye potential deal for Jason Robertson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 4:55 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
The Ottawa Senators traded Brady Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers on June 22, creating an opening in their lineup. They are now considering a move for Dallas Stars forward Jason Robertson, who had a standout season with 45 goals and 51 assists. The Stars are seeking to negotiate a long-term extension for Robertson, but salary cap constraints complicate the situation. As July 1 approaches, the potential for a trade increases, with the Senators positioned to make a significant offer. A trade involving Robertson could occur around June 29 to avoid unrestricted free agency implications.
- •Ottawa Senators trade Brady Tkachuk to Florida Panthers.
- •Jason Robertson scored 45 goals last season for Dallas Stars.
- •Stars struggling to secure a long-term deal for Robertson.
- •The closer to July 1, the more likely a trade for Robertson becomes.
- •Potential trade could happen around June 29.
- 4:55 PMYahoo Sports — How July 1 ticking clock helps Senators trade for Jason Robertson
"Ottawa has a chance to replace Brady Tkachuk quickly.
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