Green signs contract as Senators coach through 2030-31 season
Ottawa Senators head coach Travis Green has signed a multiyear contract extension keeping him with the team through the 2030-31 season. The organization cited his leadership and ability to guide the team to the playoffs as key reasons for the long-term commitment.
Why it matters
This move signals a period of stability for the Senators franchise as they look to build on recent competitive success despite roster changes.
Has held role with Ottawa since 2024-25, led team to playoffs in each of first two seasons
Travis Green signed a multiyear contract through the 2030-31 season with the Ottawa Senators on Monday.
The 55-year-old was hired as Senators coach May 7, 2024, and has guided them to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in each of his first two seasons.
“It means a lot, as far as the job, the city, what you're looking for I think as a coach, because it's not always the same in every organization,” Green said. “Every organization is run a little different, I think, but as coaches, you're always looking for something that works for you.
“You know, words like stability, commitment, collaboration … I think you know when you talk about stability (that) we have that with our organization.”
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