“It feels great,” said Tim Stutzle, a star centre for Ottawa ... Fans whooped it up; again chiding Auston Matthews for his hair loss: “Matthews is balding.” Later they chanted ...

Everyone was at the top of their games: Jake Sanderson looked like a Norris-calibre defenceman, Linus Ullmark was unbeatable, Brady Tkachuk and Tim Stutzle ... only won just a hair over 50%.

Just nine seconds after Tim Stutzle took a boarding penalty ... Ullmark reached over desperately with his stick, but was just a hair too slow, as he was dealing with Pontus Holmberg and Jensen ...

In The Agenda studio, Steve Paikin, a middle-aged man with brown curly hair, sits at a desk with The Agenda logo ... Tjorven smiles and says, AND WE LIKE TIM STUTZLE AS WELL. [Everyone laughs] Steve ...

Tim Stutzle has decided to take on the world after all. While Stutzle had told reporters after the Senators were eliminated from the National Hockey League playoffs that he was interested in ...

Stutzle scored a goal and added two assists in a 4-0 win over the Maple Leafs on Tuesday in Game 5. His goal went into the empty net at 17:09 of the third period to make the score 3-0. Stutzle has ...

Stutzle scored a goal Saturday in a 4-3 overtime win over the Maple Leafs in Game 4. Stutzle put Ottawa up 1-0 midway through the first period with a one-timer over Anthony Stolarz's glove from ...

Tim Stutzle has decided to take on the world after all. The Ottawa Senators top centre has decided to suit up for Germany at the International Ice Hockey Federation championship that began Friday in ...

Tim Stutzle has become known as arguably the biggest diver in the entire NHL, and unsurprisingly, Leafs fans are now furious after he did just that on Thursday. The Battle of Ontario continued to ...

Stutzle’s comment also shows the frustration in the Sens' dressing room. Individually, Stutzle has not scored in three games against Toronto. He got one assist in Game 2, but apart from that ...

Tim Stutzle is in his fifth. The Ottawa Senators star forwards are key pieces and leaders for a young group tasting the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time.