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IFL 2025-26: Sreenidi strikes twice in stoppage time to climb second; Rajasthan remains fourth Two stoppage-time goals in the space of three minutes engineered a late turnaround as Sreenidi Deccan FC snatched a 2-1 win over 10-man Rajasthan United FC in its I-League 2025-26 Championship Phase match at the Namdhari Football Stadium.The result helped the Deccan Warriors move to second place, while Rajasthan United was left to rue Shafeel PP’s red card that shifted the momentum. It remained fourth with its title hopes dented.The match began scrappily, with both sides taking time to settle in the heat. Sreenidi Deccan enjoyed more of the early possession, but Rajasthan United gradually found control in midfield after the first quarter.Rajasthan United took the lead in the 54th minute when Isaac Nortey struck from a free-kick 40 yards out, finding the top corner with a left-footed effort.ALSO READ: India spots restricted to Asian Champions League 2, despite increase in berths in ACL EliteThe turning point came in the 60th minute when Shafeel PP was sent off for a push on Deepak, leaving Rajasthan United to play with 10 men for the remainder of the match.Despite the numerical disadvantage, Rajasthan United defended deep and held its lead for long periods, but Sreenidi Deccan found the breakthrough in stoppage time.Habib Idrissou equalised in the second minute of added time, heading in from a long throw-in.Three minutes later, Castaneda completed the turnaround with a right-footed free-kick from distance, sealing the win.Published on Apr 24, 2026 #IFL #Sreenidi #strikes #stoppage #time #climb #Rajasthan #remains #fourth

IFL 2025-26: Sreenidi strikes twice in stoppage time to climb second; Rajasthan remains fourth

Two stoppage-time goals in the space of three minutes engineered a late turnaround as Sreenidi Deccan FC snatched a 2-1 win over 10-man Rajasthan United FC in its I-League 2025-26 Championship Phase match at the Namdhari Football Stadium.

The result helped the Deccan Warriors move to second place, while Rajasthan United was left to rue Shafeel PP’s red card that shifted the momentum. It remained fourth with its title hopes dented.

The match began scrappily, with both sides taking time to settle in the heat. Sreenidi Deccan enjoyed more of the early possession, but Rajasthan United gradually found control in midfield after the first quarter.

Rajasthan United took the lead in the 54th minute when Isaac Nortey struck from a free-kick 40 yards out, finding the top corner with a left-footed effort.

ALSO READ: India spots restricted to Asian Champions League 2, despite increase in berths in ACL Elite

The turning point came in the 60th minute when Shafeel PP was sent off for a push on Deepak, leaving Rajasthan United to play with 10 men for the remainder of the match.

Despite the numerical disadvantage, Rajasthan United defended deep and held its lead for long periods, but Sreenidi Deccan found the breakthrough in stoppage time.

Habib Idrissou equalised in the second minute of added time, heading in from a long throw-in.

Three minutes later, Castaneda completed the turnaround with a right-footed free-kick from distance, sealing the win.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#IFL #Sreenidi #strikes #stoppage #time #climb #Rajasthan #remains #fourth

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Two stoppage-time goals in the space of three minutes engineered a late turnaround as Sreenidi Deccan FC snatched a 2-1 win over 10-man Rajasthan United FC in its I-League 2025-26 Championship Phase match at the Namdhari Football Stadium.

The result helped the Deccan Warriors move to second place, while Rajasthan United was left to rue Shafeel PP’s red card that shifted the momentum. It remained fourth with its title hopes dented.

The match began scrappily, with both sides taking time to settle in the heat. Sreenidi Deccan enjoyed more of the early possession, but Rajasthan United gradually found control in midfield after the first quarter.

Rajasthan United took the lead in the 54th minute when Isaac Nortey struck from a free-kick 40 yards out, finding the top corner with a left-footed effort.

ALSO READ: India spots restricted to Asian Champions League 2, despite increase in berths in ACL Elite

The turning point came in the 60th minute when Shafeel PP was sent off for a push on Deepak, leaving Rajasthan United to play with 10 men for the remainder of the match.

Despite the numerical disadvantage, Rajasthan United defended deep and held its lead for long periods, but Sreenidi Deccan found the breakthrough in stoppage time.

Habib Idrissou equalised in the second minute of added time, heading in from a long throw-in.

Three minutes later, Castaneda completed the turnaround with a right-footed free-kick from distance, sealing the win.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

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Deadspin | Twins starter Taj Bradley gears up to face former Rays teammates <div id=""><section id="0" class=" w-full"><div class="xl:container mx-0 !px-4 py-0 pb-4 !mx-0 !px-0"><img src="https://images.deadspin.com/tr:w-900/28715138.jpg" srcset="https://images.deadspin.com/tr:w-900/28715138.jpg" alt="MLB: Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays" class="w-full" fetchpriority="high" loading="eager"/><span class="text-0.8 leading-tight">Apr 12, 2026; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Taj Bradley (26) pitches to the Toronto Blue Jaysduring the first inning at Rogers Centre. Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski-Imagn Images<!-- --> <!-- --> </span></div></section><section id="section-1"> <p>Minnesota right-hander Taj Bradley, once regarded as the Tampa Bay Rays’ No. 1 prospect, will face his old team for the first time since getting sent to the Twins at last year’s trade deadline when the two teams open a three-game series on Friday night in St. Petersburg, Fla.</p> </section><section id="section-2"> <p>Bradley (3-0, 1.63 ERA), who went 19-25 with a 4.70 ERA over 69 games (67 starts) with the Rays, was shipped to the Twins last July 31 for reliever Griffin Jax.</p> </section><section id="section-3"> <p>“It will be weird being on the field in a different dugout,” Bradley told mlbbro.com. “I’m excited to be pitching in Tropicana Field for the first time in a year. I get to face teammates of mine and friends. I’ll just have fun with it.”</p> </section><section id="section-4"> <p>Bradley, a fifth-round pick of Tampa Bay in the 2018 MLB Draft, had an up-and-down three seasons with the Rays. He was the American League Pitcher of the Month in July of 2024 after going 3-1 with a 1.45 ERA in five starts, but from July 31 through Sept. 10, he went 0-6 with an 8.27 ERA.</p> </section><section id="section-5"> <p>He was 6-6 with a 4.61 ERA in 21 starts for the Rays in 2025 before the trade to Minnesota, where he went 0-2 in six starts, with a 6.61 ERA.</p> </section><section id="section-6"> <p>Bradley, 25, has bounced back to be one of baseball’s best starters in 2026, ranking third in the American League in ERA (1.63) and striking out 34 batters in 27 2/3 innings. He outdueled two-time American League Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal of Detroit in a 4-2 victory on April 7 at Target Field, allowing one run on six hits over 6 1/3 innings while striking out 10.</p> </section><section id="section-7"> <p>“Taj is a really talented pitcher,” Rays manager Kevin Cash told the Tampa Bay Times. “Happy for the success, want to see him perform well, want to see him have a great career.</p> </section><br/><section id="section-8"> <p>“Hopefully, we don’t get the best version of Taj, because we’ve seen it when he’s been in our dugout, that when he’s on he is very tough and very talented, can create a lot of strikeouts.”</p> </section> <section id="section-9"> <p>Bradley has never faced the Rays, and Minnesota stumbles into the series having lost six of its last seven games, including a 10-8 defeat on Thursday night to the Mets in New York.</p> </section><section id="section-10"> <p>Ryan Jeffers hit a grand slam in the top of the eighth to tie it at 7-7, but Bo Bichette answered with a three-run double in the bottom half to win it for the Mets.</p> </section><section id="section-11"> <p>Veteran right-hander Drew Rasmussen (1-0, 2.75 ERA) will start the series opener for Tampa Bay, which had a day off Tafter snapping a three-game losing streak with a 6-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday. Rasmussen is 1-1 with a 4.15 ERA in six appearances (three starts) against the Twins. </p> </section><section id="section-12"> <p>Nick Martinez, who had pitched for the Reds the previous two seasons, picked up his first win with the Rays, allowing one run on five hits over eight innings while striking out six. Junior Caminero hit his sixth homer and Yandy Diaz raised his average to .340, which ranks second in the majors, by going 3-for-4 with an RBI and a run.</p> </section><section id="section-13"> <p>“I love it, man. It’s a lot of fun,” Martinez said. “Obviously, they know what I do well, and they know that I love to compete. … It’s always fun competing against your buddies.”</p> </section><section id="section-14"> <p>The Rays have dropped three of their last four games.</p> </section><section id="section-15"> <p>–Field Level Media</p> </section></div> #Deadspin #Twins #starter #Taj #Bradley #gears #face #Rays #teammates

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Deadspin | CF Montreal bid to pick up steam vs. struggling NYCFC Apr 18, 2026; Montreal, Province of Quebec, CAN; Red Bull New York defenseman Dylan Nealis (12) defends against CF Montreal forward Prince Owusu (9) during the second half at Saputo Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images Under new leadership, CF Montreal are looking for their first set of consecutive wins this season when they host New York City FC on Saturday afternoon. Following a 1-6-0 start, Montreal fired Marco Donadel on April 12. Interim head coach Philippe Eullaffroy helped lead the club to its first home victory of the season — a 4-1 triumph over the New York Red Bulls last Saturday. For Eullaffroy and company, the season is far from over, despite the lackluster start. With the debut win behind him, the 62-year-old head coach wants to continue implementing a refreshed viewpoint ahead of Saturday’s match. “There’s a word we’ve used perhaps most often; it was ‘smile,'” Eullaffroy said. “We wanted to bring back the smile to all corners of the team and staff. The second word was ‘intensity.’ We wanted to be an animal, very intense, who does everything to win.” Last time out, Prince Owusu scored to extend his team lead to five goals in his second year with the club. Wiki Carmona has added three goals for Montreal (2-6-0, six points), who still sit 13th in the Eastern Conference, ahead of only the Philadelphia Union and Atlanta United. New York City FC (3-3-3, 12 points) will be out to snap a five-match winless stretch (0-3-2). The team won three of four to begin the year but has failed to build on the early-season momentum. Head coach Pascal Jansen’s group will be eager to remove the bad taste from a 4-4 draw versus FC Cincinnati after yielding a pair of second-half stoppage time goals. Jansen believes the team’s current shortcomings began with a March 22 loss to Inter Miami CF. “There’s a few things that happened in the game against Miami which I’ve seen come back and it’s been specifically addressed,” Jansen said. “We’ve made ourselves aware of a couple things that have to be banned from our game in order to have the results that we’re looking for and that we might even deserve. If you’re very stubborn to learn from those moments, they will come back and haunt you at some point.” Paced by Nicolas Fernandez’s MLS second-best eight goals, NYCFC leads the Eastern Conference with 19 goals on the year. Agustin Ojeda has scored three times for the struggling club. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Montreal #bid #pick #steam #struggling #NYCFCApr 18, 2026; Montreal, Province of Quebec, CAN; Red Bull New York defenseman Dylan Nealis (12) defends against CF Montreal forward Prince Owusu (9) during the second half at Saputo Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images

Under new leadership, CF Montreal are looking for their first set of consecutive wins this season when they host New York City FC on Saturday afternoon.

Following a 1-6-0 start, Montreal fired Marco Donadel on April 12. Interim head coach Philippe Eullaffroy helped lead the club to its first home victory of the season — a 4-1 triumph over the New York Red Bulls last Saturday.

For Eullaffroy and company, the season is far from over, despite the lackluster start.

With the debut win behind him, the 62-year-old head coach wants to continue implementing a refreshed viewpoint ahead of Saturday’s match.

“There’s a word we’ve used perhaps most often; it was ‘smile,'” Eullaffroy said. “We wanted to bring back the smile to all corners of the team and staff. The second word was ‘intensity.’ We wanted to be an animal, very intense, who does everything to win.”


Last time out, Prince Owusu scored to extend his team lead to five goals in his second year with the club.

Wiki Carmona has added three goals for Montreal (2-6-0, six points), who still sit 13th in the Eastern Conference, ahead of only the Philadelphia Union and Atlanta United.

New York City FC (3-3-3, 12 points) will be out to snap a five-match winless stretch (0-3-2). The team won three of four to begin the year but has failed to build on the early-season momentum.

Head coach Pascal Jansen’s group will be eager to remove the bad taste from a 4-4 draw versus FC Cincinnati after yielding a pair of second-half stoppage time goals. Jansen believes the team’s current shortcomings began with a March 22 loss to Inter Miami CF.

“There’s a few things that happened in the game against Miami which I’ve seen come back and it’s been specifically addressed,” Jansen said. “We’ve made ourselves aware of a couple things that have to be banned from our game in order to have the results that we’re looking for and that we might even deserve. If you’re very stubborn to learn from those moments, they will come back and haunt you at some point.”

Paced by Nicolas Fernandez’s MLS second-best eight goals, NYCFC leads the Eastern Conference with 19 goals on the year. Agustin Ojeda has scored three times for the struggling club.


–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Montreal #bid #pick #steam #struggling #NYCFC">Deadspin | CF Montreal bid to pick up steam vs. struggling NYCFC Apr 18, 2026; Montreal, Province of Quebec, CAN; Red Bull New York defenseman Dylan Nealis (12) defends against CF Montreal forward Prince Owusu (9) during the second half at Saputo Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images Under new leadership, CF Montreal are looking for their first set of consecutive wins this season when they host New York City FC on Saturday afternoon. Following a 1-6-0 start, Montreal fired Marco Donadel on April 12. Interim head coach Philippe Eullaffroy helped lead the club to its first home victory of the season — a 4-1 triumph over the New York Red Bulls last Saturday. For Eullaffroy and company, the season is far from over, despite the lackluster start. With the debut win behind him, the 62-year-old head coach wants to continue implementing a refreshed viewpoint ahead of Saturday’s match. “There’s a word we’ve used perhaps most often; it was ‘smile,'” Eullaffroy said. “We wanted to bring back the smile to all corners of the team and staff. The second word was ‘intensity.’ We wanted to be an animal, very intense, who does everything to win.” Last time out, Prince Owusu scored to extend his team lead to five goals in his second year with the club. Wiki Carmona has added three goals for Montreal (2-6-0, six points), who still sit 13th in the Eastern Conference, ahead of only the Philadelphia Union and Atlanta United. New York City FC (3-3-3, 12 points) will be out to snap a five-match winless stretch (0-3-2). The team won three of four to begin the year but has failed to build on the early-season momentum. Head coach Pascal Jansen’s group will be eager to remove the bad taste from a 4-4 draw versus FC Cincinnati after yielding a pair of second-half stoppage time goals. Jansen believes the team’s current shortcomings began with a March 22 loss to Inter Miami CF. “There’s a few things that happened in the game against Miami which I’ve seen come back and it’s been specifically addressed,” Jansen said. “We’ve made ourselves aware of a couple things that have to be banned from our game in order to have the results that we’re looking for and that we might even deserve. If you’re very stubborn to learn from those moments, they will come back and haunt you at some point.” Paced by Nicolas Fernandez’s MLS second-best eight goals, NYCFC leads the Eastern Conference with 19 goals on the year. Agustin Ojeda has scored three times for the struggling club. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Montreal #bid #pick #steam #struggling #NYCFC

Abhay Singh of Reliance won the men’s 100m dash with a meet record timing of 10.41 seconds at the National Junior U-20 Athletics as a host of athletes successfully breached the Asian Junior Qualification mark here on Friday.

His winning time was better than Asian junior qualification time of 10.46 seconds and meet record of 10.47 seconds set by Gurindervir Singh in 2018.

Nipam of Uttar Pradesh won the gold medal in the women’s 100m clocking 11.53 seconds, bettering the previous junior national record of 11.54 seconds set by Abhinaya Rajarajan during the Kochi edition in 2025.

On her way to gold, Nipam also improved the meet record of 11.63 seconds in the name of Dutee Chand set in 2014.

The Uttar Pradesh sprinter had clocked 11.60 seconds in the semis and has also achieved the Asian junior qualification time in women’s 100m of 11.79 seconds. She has a bright prospect of competing in the World Athletics U20 in Eugene, USA.

Punjab’s rising discus thrower, Amanat Kamboj, also achieved the Asian U20 qualification mark with a winning distance of 52.27m. The qualification mark was set at 50.13m.

Earlier in the morning session, Muskan from Haryana won women’s 5,000m gold with a time of 16:42.88 seconds which was better than the Asian junior qualification time of 16:52.54 seconds.

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Sonam Parmar, representing IOCL, won silver (16:47.89) in women’s 5,000m and was second athlete to better the Asian qualification time in the longer track race.

The winner of the women’s pole vault, B Sowndharya of Tamil Nadu also equalled the Asian junior qualification mark of 3.60m.

Kerala’s lanky Mohammed Ashfaq was the fastest runner in the men’s 400m qualification round. His time of 47.39 seconds in heats was better than the Asian junior qualification time 47.53 seconds.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#National #U20 #Athletics #Abhay #Nipam #win #100m #events #breach #Asian #Junior #Cships #standards">National U-20 Athletics: Abhay, Nipam win 100m events; breach Asian Junior C’ships standards Abhay Singh of Reliance won the men’s 100m dash with a meet record timing of 10.41 seconds at the National Junior U-20 Athletics as a host of athletes successfully breached the Asian Junior Qualification mark here on Friday.His winning time was better than Asian junior qualification time of 10.46 seconds and meet record of 10.47 seconds set by Gurindervir Singh in 2018.Nipam of Uttar Pradesh won the gold medal in the women’s 100m clocking 11.53 seconds, bettering the previous junior national record of 11.54 seconds set by Abhinaya Rajarajan during the Kochi edition in 2025.On her way to gold, Nipam also improved the meet record of 11.63 seconds in the name of Dutee Chand set in 2014.The Uttar Pradesh sprinter had clocked 11.60 seconds in the semis and has also achieved the Asian junior qualification time in women’s 100m of 11.79 seconds. She has a bright prospect of competing in the World Athletics U20 in Eugene, USA.Punjab’s rising discus thrower, Amanat Kamboj, also achieved the Asian U20 qualification mark with a winning distance of 52.27m. The qualification mark was set at 50.13m.Earlier in the morning session, Muskan from Haryana won women’s 5,000m gold with a time of 16:42.88 seconds which was better than the Asian junior qualification time of 16:52.54 seconds.ALSO READ: Madrid Open — Rafael Nadal returns to court, plays against Jannik SinnerSonam Parmar, representing IOCL, won silver (16:47.89) in women’s 5,000m and was second athlete to better the Asian qualification time in the longer track race.The winner of the women’s pole vault, B Sowndharya of Tamil Nadu also equalled the Asian junior qualification mark of 3.60m.Kerala’s lanky Mohammed Ashfaq was the fastest runner in the men’s 400m qualification round. His time of 47.39 seconds in heats was better than the Asian junior qualification time 47.53 seconds.Published on Apr 24, 2026 #National #U20 #Athletics #Abhay #Nipam #win #100m #events #breach #Asian #Junior #Cships #standards

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Sonam Parmar, representing IOCL, won silver (16:47.89) in women’s 5,000m and was second athlete to better the Asian qualification time in the longer track race.

The winner of the women’s pole vault, B Sowndharya of Tamil Nadu also equalled the Asian junior qualification mark of 3.60m.

Kerala’s lanky Mohammed Ashfaq was the fastest runner in the men’s 400m qualification round. His time of 47.39 seconds in heats was better than the Asian junior qualification time 47.53 seconds.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#National #U20 #Athletics #Abhay #Nipam #win #100m #events #breach #Asian #Junior #Cships #standards">National U-20 Athletics: Abhay, Nipam win 100m events; breach Asian Junior C’ships standards

Abhay Singh of Reliance won the men’s 100m dash with a meet record timing of 10.41 seconds at the National Junior U-20 Athletics as a host of athletes successfully breached the Asian Junior Qualification mark here on Friday.

His winning time was better than Asian junior qualification time of 10.46 seconds and meet record of 10.47 seconds set by Gurindervir Singh in 2018.

Nipam of Uttar Pradesh won the gold medal in the women’s 100m clocking 11.53 seconds, bettering the previous junior national record of 11.54 seconds set by Abhinaya Rajarajan during the Kochi edition in 2025.

On her way to gold, Nipam also improved the meet record of 11.63 seconds in the name of Dutee Chand set in 2014.

The Uttar Pradesh sprinter had clocked 11.60 seconds in the semis and has also achieved the Asian junior qualification time in women’s 100m of 11.79 seconds. She has a bright prospect of competing in the World Athletics U20 in Eugene, USA.

Punjab’s rising discus thrower, Amanat Kamboj, also achieved the Asian U20 qualification mark with a winning distance of 52.27m. The qualification mark was set at 50.13m.

Earlier in the morning session, Muskan from Haryana won women’s 5,000m gold with a time of 16:42.88 seconds which was better than the Asian junior qualification time of 16:52.54 seconds.

ALSO READ: Madrid Open — Rafael Nadal returns to court, plays against Jannik Sinner

Sonam Parmar, representing IOCL, won silver (16:47.89) in women’s 5,000m and was second athlete to better the Asian qualification time in the longer track race.

The winner of the women’s pole vault, B Sowndharya of Tamil Nadu also equalled the Asian junior qualification mark of 3.60m.

Kerala’s lanky Mohammed Ashfaq was the fastest runner in the men’s 400m qualification round. His time of 47.39 seconds in heats was better than the Asian junior qualification time 47.53 seconds.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#National #U20 #Athletics #Abhay #Nipam #win #100m #events #breach #Asian #Junior #Cships #standards
Deadspin | Sens D Jake Sanderson (concussion) to miss Game 4 Apr 7, 2026; Ottawa, Ontario, CAN; Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson (85) is seen in a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning during the second period at Canadian Tire Centre. Mandatory Credit: Keito Newman-Imagn Images Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson will miss Saturday’s potential playoff elimination game against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes due to a concussion. Senators coach Travis Green confirmed Sanderson’s status Friday, telling reporters that he is “not doing well.” The Hurricanes have a 3-0 lead in the Eastern Conference first-round series. Sanderson sustained the injury in the second period of Thursday’s 2-1 loss on a high hit by Carolina forward Taylor Hall. Hall received a two-minute penalty for the blow that dislodged Sanderson’s helmet. Sanderson played two more shifts before exiting the game. “I just don’t understand how there’s not a five-minute major called on the hit to the head,” Green said after the game. “It’s a blatant hit to the head, the kind of hits you don’t want to see. Sanderson, 23, has two assists in three games in the series. He recorded 54 points (14 goals, 40 assists) and a career-best plus-16 rating in 67 games during the regular season. He has spent four seasons with the Senators, who selected him with the fifth overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Sens #Jake #Sanderson #concussion #GameApr 7, 2026; Ottawa, Ontario, CAN; Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson (85) is seen in a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning during the second period at Canadian Tire Centre. Mandatory Credit: Keito Newman-Imagn Images

Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson will miss Saturday’s potential playoff elimination game against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes due to a concussion.

Senators coach Travis Green confirmed Sanderson’s status Friday, telling reporters that he is “not doing well.” The Hurricanes have a 3-0 lead in the Eastern Conference first-round series.

Sanderson sustained the injury in the second period of Thursday’s 2-1 loss on a high hit by Carolina forward Taylor Hall. Hall received a two-minute penalty for the blow that dislodged Sanderson’s helmet.


Sanderson played two more shifts before exiting the game.

“I just don’t understand how there’s not a five-minute major called on the hit to the head,” Green said after the game. “It’s a blatant hit to the head, the kind of hits you don’t want to see.

Sanderson, 23, has two assists in three games in the series. He recorded 54 points (14 goals, 40 assists) and a career-best plus-16 rating in 67 games during the regular season.

He has spent four seasons with the Senators, who selected him with the fifth overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.


–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Sens #Jake #Sanderson #concussion #Game">Deadspin | Sens D Jake Sanderson (concussion) to miss Game 4 Apr 7, 2026; Ottawa, Ontario, CAN; Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson (85) is seen in a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning during the second period at Canadian Tire Centre. Mandatory Credit: Keito Newman-Imagn Images Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson will miss Saturday’s potential playoff elimination game against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes due to a concussion. Senators coach Travis Green confirmed Sanderson’s status Friday, telling reporters that he is “not doing well.” The Hurricanes have a 3-0 lead in the Eastern Conference first-round series. Sanderson sustained the injury in the second period of Thursday’s 2-1 loss on a high hit by Carolina forward Taylor Hall. Hall received a two-minute penalty for the blow that dislodged Sanderson’s helmet. Sanderson played two more shifts before exiting the game. “I just don’t understand how there’s not a five-minute major called on the hit to the head,” Green said after the game. “It’s a blatant hit to the head, the kind of hits you don’t want to see. Sanderson, 23, has two assists in three games in the series. He recorded 54 points (14 goals, 40 assists) and a career-best plus-16 rating in 67 games during the regular season. He has spent four seasons with the Senators, who selected him with the fifth overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Sens #Jake #Sanderson #concussion #Game

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