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The family of late Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk is exploring a sale of the team, multiple outlets reported Tuesday.<br> Sportico reported that the Senators have retained New York-based Galatioto Sports Partners to advise on a potential sale.<br>The investment bank provides lending, advisory, capital raising and other services to pro sports clients.<br> Melnyk died in March, and his two daughters inherited the team. A three-person board currently is running the Senators, per Sportico.<br> Sportico valued the Senators at $655 million, [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] up 21 percent in the past year.<br><br>Melnyk purchased the team in 2003 for $92 million, according to Forbes.<br> Fenway Sports Group bought the majority interest in the Pittsburgh Penguins for about $900 million last December. The Nashville Predators are in the process of being sold for $775 million to former Tennessee Gov.<br>Bill Haslam, who is set to take controlling ownership of the team by July 2025.<br> While NHL fans took to social media on Tuesday to encourage a new owner to relocate the team to their hometowns, the Senators are expected to remain in Ottawa.<br><br>The team signed a memorandum of understanding last June to build a new downtown arena and have about 10 months to execute a lease for the land, the Ottawa Citizen reported.<br> The newspaper said that with a lease agreement in place, the selling price of the team likely would approach $900 million or more.<br> --Field Level Media<br><br>adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement