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Report: Former Senators Forward David Perron Signs On For A 20th NHL Season

The Dallas Stars have made a low-cost move to bolster their forward group, signing veteran winger David Perron to a pro-rated contract for his 20th NHL season. The 35-year-old, a two-time Stanley Cup champion, brings experience and offensive firepower to a team looking to add depth in the scoring ranks.

Meanwhile, the Ottawa Senators have defied expectations with a strong 5-2 start to the season, despite losing star forward Brady Tkachuk in a trade over the summer. The team’s early success includes a dominant 7-2 win over the St.

Louis Blues, with Mason McTavish, Jake Neighbours, and Pius Suter each contributing two goals. However, roster management remains a concern after forward Ridly Greig suffered a strain and was pulled from a recent game as a precaution.

The Senators also welcomed back Artem Zub after a lineup shuffle, while the Blues, who had struggled offensively early, exploded for seven goals in that same matchup. Former Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender James Reimer, now 38, has also joined the Senators on a professional tryout, adding another layer of veteran presence to Ottawa’s lineup.

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