Yes, the Ottawa Senators have a first round pick. 

The Ottawa Senators have the No. 7 pick in the 2024 NHL Draft on June 27 and will look to add to their history of notable first-round selections. The fact the club has a first round pick this year is an achievement as the NHL found the Evgenii Dadonov invalid. 

The club was subject to losing this pick or the first round picks in 2025 or 2026. The decision was made that the Senators kept their top-10 pick but could lose either of the next two first round picks.  

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The Senators made their NHL Draft debut in 1992, selecting Alexei Yashin as their first-ever first round pick, second overall. 

Throughout their history, the Senators have had the No. 1 pick three times, using it to draft Alexandre Daigle in 1993, Bryan Berard in 1995 and Chris Phillips in 1996.

The Senators have not made a first round pick since 2021 after having moved their last two first round picks in trades. 

Who Will The Ottawa Senators Take With The No. 7 Pick Of The 2024 NHL Draft?

FloHockey's Chris Peters has the Senators taking Berkly Catton No. 7 in his latest NHL mock draft. 

All-Time Ottawa Senators First Round Picks

• 1992: Alexei Yashin (2nd overall)
• 1993: Alexandre Daigle (1st overall)
• 1994: Radek Bonk (3rd overall)
• 1995: Bryan Berard (1st overall)
• 1996: Chris Phillips (1st overall)
• 1997: Marian Hossa (12th overall)
• 1998: Mathieu Chouinard (15th overall)
• 1999: Martin Havlat (26th overall)
• 2000: Anton Volchenkov (21st overall)
• 2001: Jason Spezza (2nd overall)
• 2001: Tim Gleason (23rf overall)
• 2002: Jakub Klepis (16th overall)
• 2003: Patrick Eaves (29th overall)
• 2004: Andrej Meszaros (23rd overall)
• 2005: Brian Lee (9th overall)
• 2006: Nick Foligno (28th overall)
• 2007: Jim O'Brien (29th overall)
• 2008: Erik Karlsson (15th overall)
• 2009: Jared Cowen (9th overall)
• 2011: Mika Zibanejad (6th overall)
• 2011: Stefan Noesen (21st overall)
• 2011: Matt Puempel (24th overall)
• 2012: Cody Ceci (15th overall)
• 2013: Curtis Lazar (17th overall)
• 2015: Thomas Chabot (18th overall)
• 2015: Colin White (21st overall)
• 2016: Logan Brown (11th overall)
• 2017: Shane Bowers (28th overall)
• 2018: Brady Tkachuk (4th overall)
• 2018: Jacob Bernard-Docker (26th overall)
• 2019: Lassi Thomson (19th overall)
• 2020: Tim Stützle (3rd overall)
• 2020: Jake Sanderson (5th overall)
• 2020: Ridly Greig (28th overall)
• 2021: Tyler Boucher (10th overall)

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