BREAKING: NHL Organization set to forfeit their upcoming first round picks
The Ottawa Senators are facing the loss of a first-round draft pick in either 2024, 2025, or 2026, a consequence of the Dadonov ordeal. As outlined by the NHL, Ottawa will have to decide which of these draft years the forfeiture will apply to within 24 hours of the conclusion of the Draft Lottery for that specific year.
This situation is a significant development for the Senators, as first-round draft picks are vital assets in building and strengthening an NHL team. The loss of one of these picks due to the Dadonov situation will undoubtedly impact the team's long-term plans and strategy for player development.
It's a reminder of how contractual matters and league decisions can have lasting effects on a franchise, requiring careful consideration and strategic planning to navigate effectively. Ottawa will have to weigh the potential impact on their future success as they make their decision in the coming years.
POLL |
What year do you think the Ottawa Senators will give up for the Dadonvo ordeal? |
2024 | 75 | 42.6 % |
2025 | 54 | 30.7 % |
2026 | 47 | 26.7 % |
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