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Senators' Ullmark Calls Early Camp 'Terrible' as Coach Backs Him to Start

The coach’s message emphasized confidence despite a recent .910 season under a sizable $8.25 million cap charge.

Overview

  • After two on-ice sessions, Linus Ullmark called his start to Ottawa’s camp “terrible” while noting it is still early.
  • Head coach Travis Green said Ullmark has been fine and indicated he remains the projected starter who will play a lot of games.
  • Ullmark trained in northern Sweden and spent a focused week with goalie coach Justin Peters to fine-tune details before camp.
  • The goaltender is coming off a career-low .910 save percentage across 44 games in his first full season with Ottawa and now carries an $8.25 million cap hit.
  • Around the league, Wild prospect Zeev Buium missed practice with an upper-body issue that John Hynes said was not concerning, and Blackhawks coach Jeff Blashill said Matt Grzelcyk’s PTO likely turns on whether young defensemen prove NHL-ready.