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The Ottawa Senators have recalled defenseman Jorian Donovan ahead of the team’s road trip to New Jersey. He will replace Cameron Crotty, who has missed the last two games with illness.
The Ottawa Senators have recalled defenseman Jorian Donovan ahead of their road trip to face the New Jersey Devils. To open a roster spot, the team placed defenseman Cameron Crotty on injured reserve retroactive to October 6th due to an illness that has sidelined him for two games. Crotty will miss Monday's matchup but remains eligible to return Tuesday against the St. Louis Blues.
Crotty originally entered the lineup to cover for the injured Artem Zub, while Hoyt Stanley recently filled his role on the third pairing. Donovan, 22, posted 21 points in 61 AHL games last season and appeared in two NHL contests. He is projected to serve as Ottawa's extra defender on the trip.
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