Senators could be looking to move on from 2016 first-round pick

The Ottawa Senators appear to be looking to trade restricted free agent forward Logan Brown according to Shawn Simpson of TSN. Simpson also mentioned that Brown could spend the year in Sweden if he's not moved by the Senators.

"Lots of chatter that Logan Brown will be moved. One thing for sure, I'm told he's not coming to Ottawa, and will go play in Sweden if he's not moved. That wouldn't be a bad move, and if I'm the Sens I hold his rights, unless a deal is good," Simpson said in a tweet on Monday.

Brown, 23, was selected by the Senators in the first round of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft. The Raleigh, North Carolina native has failed to make Ottawa's roster full-time, only appearing in 30 games since 2017 where he's tallied nine points (one goal, eight assists), six penalty minutes, and is a -2.

Sens updates on this Holiday Monday.

Lots of chatter that Logan Brown will be moved. One thing for sure, I'm told he's not coming to Ottawa, and will go play in Sweden if he's not moved. That wouldn't be a bad move, and if I'm the Sens I hold his rights, unless a deal is good.— Shawn Simpson (@TSNSimmer) September 6, 2021