While there are encouraging signs on the ice for a team that has resided at or near the bottom of the league standings since getting within a goal of the 2017 Stanley Cup final, Senators owner Eugene Melnyk continues to make waves off it.
Melnyk, however, is not commenting on separate lawsuits related to a Caribbean vacation he took over Christmas during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The statements of claim filed in a Florida court last month by his travelling companions against five defendants allege the trip aboard a $500,000-per-week yacht quickly deteriorated into disagreements with the captain, reckless conduct and abuse that resulted in panic attacks on rough seas.
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With the death this week of Kevin Caradonna, the Sens Nation lost a significant alumnus from its early days, but the spirit Caradonna helped foster between the club and its fans remains an enduring legacy.
A graphic designer and entrepreneur, Caradonna was the creator of the current incarnation of the Sens’ mascot, Spartacat the warmer and friendlier version of an earlier mascot as well as the club’s forward-facing Roman senator logo that for 13 seasons, until this year, was the club’s primary crest. He was also responsible for numerous other designs familiar to longtime fans, including the Palladium logo and menus at Marshy’s, the former bar and restaurant at the Canadian Tire Centre.