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After the captain abandoned his ship in the offseason, the Senators have a point to prove on Wednesday night.

Writer Pat Maguire argues that Brady Tkachuk's return to Ottawa on Wednesday night is deeply personal for the Ottawa Senators and their fans. According to the article, Tkachuk requested a trade two weeks after denying speculation, using his no-trade clause to orchestrate a move to play alongside his brother. Maguire contends that despite public downplaying, the Senators must show they have something to prove on the ice.
Senators general manager Steve Staios previously dismissed concerns about fighting, expressing confidence that the roster remains difficult to play against. Defenceman Jake Sanderson is projected to make his return to the Ottawa lineup for the matchup, which Maguire views as a key opportunity for the team to demonstrate resilience without its former captain.
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