SevenOfSpades
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This guy is so f***ing good. Consistent effort makes him a top 10 centre in the league, potentially for years.
Player Discussion Tim Stützle - (C) - Part VI
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His puck management continues to be much better. He’s going to have turnovers but they have been limited and not in the absolutely worse situations.
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Dynamite game tonight. Speed, skill, everything
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He is having an absloute dominating start. He is less prone on making his typical mistakes this year. Very impressive. Out of the whole lineup this year, I would give him the A+ for most improved.
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I liked his physical game tonight vs the Leafs. He flattened Morgan Reilly and then a few seconds later went back and hit him again.
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In a game where the team as a whole was dominant, this was not brady carrying the team. I thought brady was actually pretty quiet/average. Stutzle was tge one that elevated above the rest. The team was very good. He was great. Very north/south game but still able to infuse creativity.
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Like I say and other says most of the time Stu is the team. This season already at 22 he look like the best player on both team. His offense was always there, but now I can say without a doubt he is 200ft player and I think has the potential to reach Daytsuk level with a physical toughness when he reach his full potential. Which makes incomparable to any player in the past or present. Guy is already one our best defensive forward can play PK, play at the end of the game and you trust him. Support his defenders well down low. Master of transition of this team, now use his teammates well with better puck management and puck control. Wizard on the PP , got back his elite shot that I think still don't use often. Guy does it all and hands down best player of the team now and for years to come. Brady and Bath are good wingers in the league but this guy is has another level on them and definitely makes these two better not the reverse.
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Lol, no kidding. The Karlsson deal was like the one big one that actually brought in a couple pieces while the rest of the sell off amounted to very little in the end. Duchene, Stone, Hoffman, Dzingle, etc. deals all turned in to little of consequence.
Can't find a proper video of the hit aside from reddit, but this hit was beautiful.
Cool to see former Sens legend Schubert there
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I'm hoping the Timmy we saw last night is the playoff version of Timmy. It's wasn't just the hit on Rielly. He was aggressive on the boards all night and the Leafs couldn't handle it.
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Holy shit, faster than Draisaitl. One the best forwards in the game. That is a hell of an achievement by Timmy.
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Dorion was _______________ and believed "It's not what you get it's what you give"
No offense but other than last night's game Timmy wasn't really dominating. He was inconsistent like virtually everyone else on the roster.
He only has 3 games without a point, is 15th in league scoring, and is hitting more per game than he did previous seasons.
He hasn't been his best, but with what he's shown, he's been a pretty dominant offensive player. Only area of play that he's not dominating his face offs
BonHoonLayneCornell
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Dude was Santa Clause for the rest of the league. Ironic since Scrooge was his boss.
I guess we have a different idea of what dominating is. Timmy has been really good in some games and not so good in others. You talk about points but he has only 3 primary assists this year so it's not like he is setting the world on fire with his playmaking.
Regardless if the Sens get last night's version of Timmy all year then they will make the playoffs.
Impressive that he's ahead of Draisaitl!
But they missed:
- Peterka 96 points
- Seider 142 points
Both with under 300 games.
BonHoonLayneCornell
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Hence why they were "missed" from the list
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Respectfully, I disagree. Most of Stu’s secondary assists was him making the plays and creating space for the second pass and goal. Saw many times where he used his speed to enter the zone and make the spaces for the eventual goal.
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