Since the NHL started keeping this penalty data in the 1997-98 season, Tkachuk is the first player to be on the receiving end of a high-sticking infraction in five consecutive games.

Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk has found himself on the wrong side of an unprecedented NHL statistic. Tkachuk is officially the first player in league history to be on the receiving end of a high-sticking infraction in five consecutive games since the NHL began tracking penalty data in the 1997-98 season.

Tkachuk: Sometimes, "you play well enough to win, but you don't. So you just gotta regroup and go at it again."

Hockey has spent years trying to figure out how to reach people who don’t already care about the sport. Usually, that conversation turns to marketing ideas, rul

NHL rumors took a sharp turn after an analyst tied Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk to a surprising future landing spot. Tkachuk remains under contract with Ottawa for several more seasons.

Senators coach Travis Green shared a key update on captain Brady Tkachuk’s recovery timeline, offering insight into the star forward’s status as Ottawa continues its road trip.

Tkachuk returns from injury, boosting the Senators in a tight playoff race. Can he help them create some separation?

Brady Tkachuk's excitement was palpable as he celebrated scoring the game-winning goal at 2:11 of overtime. Assisted by Tim Stutzle, Tkachuk executed a perfect one-timer past Jets' goalie Connor Hellebuyck.

Analyst Colby Cohen recently said he’s heard that if Tkachuk ever does leave Ottawa, he would strongly consider joining the Philadelphia Flyers.