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The Thomas Chabot era in comes with a renewed sense of optimism for the Ottawa Senators.

SenShot writer Nestor Quixtan argues that Thomas Chabot taking over as captain of the Ottawa Senators marks a promising new era for the team following Brady Tkachuk's departure. The article characterizes Chabot as the franchise's undisputed leader and a natural fit to guide both younger players and the existing core.
The piece notes that the 29-year-old defenseman has two seasons remaining on his current contract and is not eligible to officially sign an extension until July 1, 2027. Despite that timeline, Quixtan suggests the club and Chabot will likely discuss future commitment terms during the upcoming season.
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