The negotiations were reportedly a "grind," but the Ottawa Senators announced on Sunday afternoon that they re-signed the popular Claude Giroux to a one-year contract.

The Ottawa Senators have completed the finishing touches to signing Claude Giroux to a one-year contract extension. Giroux ...

"The Ottawa Senators had more talks Wednesday with Pat Brisson, the agent for pending UFA forward Claude Giroux," LeBrun writes. "It’s been a grind of a negotiation, by all accounts, on a one-year ...

Veteran forward Claude Giroux is staying in Ottawa after agreeing to a one-year contract with the Senators, the team announced Sunday. The contract carries a base salary of $2 million and can be worth ...

OTTAWA — Claude Giroux admits he wasn’t the most fun person to be around last week. This time last week, a “gap” lingered between Giroux and the Ottawa Senators on a contract extension. Talks had been ...

As Claude Giroux pulled on a black Ottawa Senators jersey for the first time on Monday, his son Gavin made a small request to his father. “I want to go home,” said Gavin, ...

Boston Bruins forward Morgan Geekie was rewarded for his breakout season with a six-year, $33 million contract.

And on July 1, 2022, the eight-year, $66.2 million contract he signed on July 4, 2013, is going to expire. Never once has Giroux implied that he’s looking to leave Philadelphia.

Claude Giroux plopped himself down on a couch inside Tony Greco’s gym and answered the first question he was asked in a rather surprising manner. “I don’t feel good at all,” admitted Giroux.

Claude Giroux deserved better from Flyers for years. For one night — maybe the last night — they made it up to him. By Charlie O'Connor. March 18, 2022 Updated June 8, 2022.

But Claude Giroux has done things in so many different ways. From stopping and popping, if you will, on a shootout goal, to doing what he did to Ryan McDonagh, to the backhander against Columbus.

With Claude Giroux already traded, here’s where Flyers stand on deadline day: O’Connor’s Observations. By Charlie O'Connor. March 21, 2022 Updated June 8, 2022.