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There was something wonderfully entertaining about watching Ottawa Senators fans turn Canadian Tire Centre into a madhouse Wednesday night, giving former captai…

Writer Jiggs Westfall argues that Ottawa Senators fans' hostile reaction to Brady Tkachuk does not compare to how New York Islanders fans felt about John Tavares. Ottawa defeated Tkachuk's Florida Panthers 5-1 on Wednesday amid boos, chants, and thrown jerseys following his departure from the team.
Westfall highlights that Tkachuk requested a trade with two years left on his contract, allowing Ottawa to receive three first-round draft picks and a second-rounder. In contrast, Tavares left New York as an unrestricted free agent to sign with Toronto, yielding no return for the Islanders.
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