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The Ottawa Senators could strengthen their top six by targeting Flyers forwards Travis Konecny, Owen Tippett, or Matvei Michkov in an early-season trade.

SenShot writer Matthew Nafe suggests the Ottawa Senators should target Philadelphia Flyers forwards Travis Konecny, Owen Tippett, or Matvei Michkov in an early-season trade. Following a 5-1 start alongside injuries to key players like William Eklund, Ottawa could seek to bolster its top-six forward group by taking advantage of Philadelphia's winless 0-5-2 start under head coach Rick Tocchet.
According to the analysis, Konecny offers high scoring and tenacity under an $8.75 million cap hit, while Tippett provides speed and physicality at $6.2 million. Meanwhile, Michkov represents a dynamic offensive talent who recently removed Flyers references from his social media, making him an ambitious trade option for Ottawa.
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