Ottawa Senators center Tim Stutzle (undisclosed) will miss his second straight game on Tuesday when the team pays a visit to Florida to take on the Panthers. The German pivot was injured when he was hit by Panthers defenseman Niko Mikkola in a loss on Thursday and was slow getting to his feet. Stutzle leads the Senators with 70 points on the season, 18 of which are goals, while he has added 192 shots, 100 hits, and a minus-17 rating to this resume. It's fair to wonder if Stutzle will return before the end of the regular season. The Senators sit 14th in the Eastern Conference and will miss the postseason for the seventh consecutive campaign with just five games remaining.
Ottawa Senators center Tim Stutzle is listed as day-to-day with an upper-body injury after missing Sunday's 3-2 overtime win over the Washington Capitals. The German took a hit from Florida Panthers defenseman Niko Mikkola in a 6-0 loss on Thursday and was slow to get up. Stutzle has notched 18 goals and 70 points in 75 games on the season while adding 192 shots, 100 hits, 28 penalty minutes, and a minus-17 rating on the campaign in his 21:07 of average ice time per game. The Senators will once again miss the playoffs for the seventh straight season with a 34-39-4 record, good for 14th in the Eastern Conference standings.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle played a leading role in Sunday's 5-3 victory over Edmonton, recording an even-strength goal and two power-play assists. His seventh three-point outing of the season helped Stutzle to become the fifth skater in franchise history to post back-to-back 50-assist campaigns. He's added 18 goals for a nice 68-point effort across 70 games in 2023-24. Stutzle has been in fine form throughout the season and is heading for a strong finish, with 14 points (four goals, 10 assists) registered in 13 March outings.
Tim Stutzle Tallies Three Points In Thursday's Win
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle finished Thursday's 6-2 win over Montreal with three points, recording one goal and two assists. He potted his eighth goal of the season in the first period and had an assist reserved for Vladimir Tarasenko and Mathieu Joseph in the second and third, respectively. Stutzle is now averaging a point per game through eight outings in 2024, but seven of his points have come in the past three matches. He's had a tough time on a struggling team, although the German talent has still had a good scoring pace across the season, with 41 points registered in 40 games.
Tim Stutzle Scores Game-Winning Goal In Global Series Victory
Ottawa Senators center/left wing Tim Stutzle scored the game-winning goal and added two assists in Thursday's 5-4 overtime victory against the Red Wings in Stockholm, Sweden. Stutzle displayed excellent hand-eye coordination to score with two seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Senators a victory to begin their trip to Europe for the 2023 NHL Global Series. The Senators will play one more game in Sweden and they will have a favorable matchup against the struggling Minnesota Wild on Saturday. Stutzle has totaled four goals and a team-high 20 points through 14 games, while the 21-year-old will go for a third consecutive multi-point game in the upcoming contest.
Ottawa Senators center/left wing Tim Stutzle finished with a goal and three assists in Wednesday's 6-3 victory against the Maple Leafs. The 21-year-old picked up a pair of assists in the second period and followed that up with a goal of his own to give the Senators a multi-goal lead in the closing stages of the contest, while the four-point performance was a season-high for the fourth year forward. Stutzle has totaled a team-high of 15 points through 11 games to begin the season, and fantasy managers can expect the star forward to remain consistent with the scoring production moving forward.
Ottawa Senators center Tim Stutzle logged three helpers as the team cruised to a 6-1 win over Washington Wednesday. One of his assists came on the power play, and Stutzle added one shot, two blocks, and two hits to his account while logging 18:03 of ice time, with 4:02 of it coming with the man advantage. Stutzle means business at the start of the campaign, as he's yet to finish without a point, notching two goals and four assists in four games. The German talent has also been eager to help out defensively, recording four blocks and five hits with a plus-two rating. Stutzle was fantastic last year with 39 goals and 90 points across 79 outings, and he looks well capable of hanging around the same numbers in 2023-24.
Tim Stutzle Becomes Youngest Senator With 50 Assists
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle enjoyed a second consecutive multi-point outing and became the team's youngest-ever player with a 50-assist season in Monday's 3-2 victory over Carolina. The 21-year-old helped Claude Giroux on the scoreboard in the opening frame before notching a goal himself. Stutzle started the month with a four-game scoreless spell, but he has been in special form at the end of the season, registering 10 multi-point performances since March. Unfortunately, it hasn't helped the team to stay in the playoff race, but Stutzle should be pleased with how the season has gone for him personally, with the German talent on 88 points through 77 games.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle kept his point streak going with a three-assist effort Thursday versus Colorado. He had two power-play helpers and one even-strength assist in a hard-fought 5-4 defeat. Stutzle has points from five consecutive games and the streak includes four multi-point efforts. Getting points in bunches has become something of a habit for the young star, as Stutzle's work across the last nine games includes six multi-point performances. For the season overall, he has recorded 25 multi-point games, and Jason Spezza was the last Senator to have as many all the way back in 2007-08. Stutzle has emerged as one of the top assets in fantasy hockey and is averaging well above a point per game, with him having recorded 34 goals and 42 assists in 64 appearances.
Ottawa Senators left wing Tim Stutzle finished with two goals in Saturday's 5-2 victory against the Blue Jackets. The 21-year-old continues to dominate offensively as he extends his goal scoring streak to four consecutive games and surpasses the 30-goal mark for the first time in his young career. Stutzle leads the Senators with 31 goals on the season and he is tied with forward Brady Tkachuk with 66 points to lead all skaters on the team, while both forwards have provided early-round value across standard formats.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle notched a goal and two assists as the team cruised past Detroit 6-1 Tuesday. He netted a penalty shot to tie the game and assisted Claude Giroux and Brady Tkachuk, with Stutzle's first helper coming on the power play. The German sensation continues to impress regularly and is now just two goals short of becoming the 12th player this season with at least 30 goals and 30 assists. Stutzle sits 24th in overall scoring with 63 points in 56 games.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle led the charge with four points as the team shocked Calgary with a very late comeback on Monday. The Senators produced the latest multi-goal comeback in franchise history after Drake Batherson sparked the rally with a goal 17:46 into the third period. Alex DeBrincat added one at the 18:32 mark and Stutzle eventually made it 4-3 1:55 into overtime. He added three assists in total to his 23rd goal of the season. It's his second four-point effort in three games. The German sensation leads the Senators in goals and sits just one point behind Brady Tkachuk on the overall scoring charts with 53 points in 48 games. Considering his recent form, Stutzle looks ready to fly past the Ottawa captain soon.
Ottawa Senators winger Tim Stutzle had a fantastic outing in Tuesday's game against the Montreal Canadiens, putting up an impressive two goals and two assists in a 5-4 victory. This remarkable performance broke Stutzle out of a mini-slump, as he had only recorded three assists in his previous five games. Stutzle's offensive output was crucial in securing the victory for the Senators. At just 21 years old, his 22 goals and 27 assists in 46 contests show that he is among the league's top young players. The Senators will continue to rely on his offensive production as they battle for a Wild Card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
Tim Stutzle Maintains Hot Form With A Four-Point Effort
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle continued to crush it against Seattle on Saturday, scoring his second career hat trick and picking up an assist in an 8-4 loss. He has now posted 12 points in seven games since returning from a shoulder injury. Health issues try to hold Stutzle back, but he is now the first Senators player ever to reach 50 career goals at age 20 or younger, and Stutzle has notched 39 points across 36 outings this season. It's been a very productive year for Stutzle so far and he should continue to shine on the top line and the first power-play unit.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle provided two goals as the team returned to winning ways with a 3-1 effort against Buffalo. He potted the first goal of the game just 47 seconds into the action and bagged his second one late in the game with the Sabres net empty. The German sensation now has 26 multi-point outings for his career, which is a new franchise record among players younger than 21 years. Stutzle has had 11 multi-point efforts this season already, and he has built himself a five-game point streak ahead of Tuesday's clash with Columbus. He will enter the action having 14 goals and 19 assists for the campaign in 33 appearances.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle (shoulder) is regarded as a game-time decision for Thursday's contest against Washington. He has missed four games with a shoulder issue but could be back in action versus the Capitals after skating in a regular jersey Thursday morning. He is set to take the warmups to see how he feels before making a final decision. The young German has been in superb form this season with 27 points in 28 games. He tends to hurt fantasy teams in the plus/minus column, but he makes up for it with his offensive numbers.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle (shoulder) has escaped serious injury but will need at least a week of recovery time before he can return to action. He has been diagnosed with a shoulder sprain following his early exit from Monday's clash with the Ducks. Wednesday's matchup against Montreal will mark the first game Stutzle has been forced to sit out this season. It's been a great campaign for the 20-year-old with 10 goals and 17 assists in 27 games. Derick Brassard has earned a promotion to the first line in Stutzle's absence. Winger Tyler Motte (upper body) has also been ruled out for around a week.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle left Monday's 3-0 win over Anaheim with an upper-body injury. He was able to log just 2:59 action before getting hurt in a collision with Anaheim's Brett Leason, who received a two-minute minor for interference for causing the incident. The young German is having an outstanding campaign in 2022-23, having posted 10 goals and 17 assists in 28 appearances. The severity of the injury is currently unknown, but the team should release more info prior to Wednesday's matchup against Montreal. Fellow forward Tyler Motte also exited Monday's game with an upper-body injury, so there could be some major line shuffling on the horizon for the Senators.
Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle finished Wednesday's 4-1 win over Buffalo with a goal and an assist, registering his fourth multi-point outing in five games. The young German recorded a power-play assist on a Brady Tkachuk goal and bagged his sixth marker of the campaign with an empty-netter. Stuetzle had a slow start to the year, but he's now rocking 11 points in eight November appearances. The team is slowly working its way out of a slump, and Stuetzle's form should receive a further boost once the Senators start playing winning hockey regularly. He will look to continue his great scoring run on Saturday against the red-hot Devils, entering the matchup with 17 points in the bag.
Tim Stutzle Helps Lead Senators To Victory Tuesday
Ottawa Senators first-line centerman Tim Stutzle logged a goal and an assist in a 7-5 win over the Boston Bruins Tuesday. Unfortunately, Stutzle didn't get on the scoresheet in the Senator's first season game against the Maple Leafs. After a tough season last year, Ottawa has high expectations for its highly gifted young players moving forward. Stutzle should be a consistent producer, as Ottawa will undoubtedly be trouble for opposing teams in the offensive zone all season long.
