Ottawa Senators Secure Linus Ullmark with Four-Year, $33M Extension

The deal ensures Ullmark remains a cornerstone for the Senators through the 2028-29 season, solidifying their goaltending future.

Linus Ullmark, acquired from the Boston Bruins in June, has signed a four-year contract extension with the Ottawa Senators worth $33 million.
Ullmark's extension, with an $8.25 million annual cap hit, makes him the fourth-highest-paid goalie in the NHL starting in the 2025-26 season.
The Senators aim to end their seven-year playoff drought by securing Ullmark, who was pivotal in the Bruins' success and won the Vezina Trophy in 2022-23.
Ullmark, 31, emphasized the importance of family and community in his decision to stay in Ottawa, where he and his family have settled comfortably.
The Senators, led by GM Steve Staios, believe Ullmark's experience and stability will be key as they develop their young core and strive for playoff contention.