Player Discussion Tim Stützle - (C) - Part VI

[Wallet Inspector]

You have to be completely insane to be a devoted sports fan.

If the Kings just happened to pick Stutzle instead of Byfield-a decision that none of us have even the slightest control over-we'd all be stewing in misery over the fact we were one pick away from a franchise center.

 

[Sun God Nika]

You have to be completely insane to be a devoted sports fan.

If the Kings just happened to pick Stutzle instead of Byfield-a decision that none of us have even the slightest control over-we'd all be stewing in misery over the fact we were one pick away from a franchise center.

Thing is we paid our dues with these what if scenarios.

Kings took Kopitar after Sens drafted Lee, is what comes to mind. I am sure there are plenty of other scenarios.

 

[Ice-Tray]

Thing is we paid our dues with these what if scenarios.

Kings took Kopitar after Sens drafted Lee, is what comes to mind. I am sure there are plenty of other scenarios.

Add in losing the draft lottery every year we sucked While teams like NJ and NYR won multiple times…. Not to mention Edmonton.

A true reckoning would see us winning the lottery this year

 

[Agent Zub]

this man straight up took the first fair early offer knowing full well he was going to have a monster season. no bs, sets his parents up for life and gives his team a hypercompetitive edge in the chase of the real glory.

dude loves the city, the crest, and wants to win!

 

[SpezDispenser]

Thing is we paid our dues with these what if scenarios.

Kings took Kopitar after Sens drafted Lee, is what comes to mind. I am sure there are plenty of other scenarios.

The difference is Byfield is actually good.

 

[Sun God Nika]

The difference is Byfield is actually good.

For sure but in comparison to Stutzle he isn’t

 

[SpezDispenser]

For sure but in comparison to Stutzle he isn’t

Yeah, but not to a Lee to Kopitar level.

 

[Korpse]

Loved looking back at his goals and seeing those one-timers on the PP. He is at his best when he is selfish and he continues to show more willingness to shot the puck in all situations.

Shots/GP by month

Oct 1.5
Nov 2.57
Dec 3.4
Jan 3.07
Feb 3.6
Mar 2.87
Apr 3.43

Outside of another slow start that is a huge improvement on where he was last season.

 

[DrEasy]

Loved looking back at his goals and seeing those one-timers on the PP. He is at his best when he is selfish and he continues to show more willingness to shot the puck in all situations.

Shots/GP by month

Oct 1.5
Nov 2.57
Dec 3.4
Jan 3.07
Feb 3.6
Mar 2.87
Apr 3.43

Outside of another slow start that is a huge improvement on where he was last season.

Yep, he needs to figure out when to be selfish and when not to be. Selfish when shooting = good. Selfish when stickhandling in OT in the defensive zone = bad.

 

[Nova Stutzlia]

A closer look at his stats from Jan. 1:

GP P G A
46 59 27 32

The same rate converted to 82 games:

GP P G A
82 105 48 57

He was tied (with one other) for 8th place.

 

[bicboi64]

A closer look at his stats from Jan. 1:

GP P G A
46 59 27 32

The same rate converted to 82 games:

GP P G A
82 105 48 57

He was tied (with one other) for 8th place.

Not even 50g? Bust

 

[DylanSensFan]

Yeah, but not to a Lee to Kopitar level.

Yeah, Lee was terrible. I almost felt sorry for him he was that bad.

 

[Nac Mac Feegle]

You have to be completely insane to be a devoted sports fan.

If the Kings just happened to pick Stutzle instead of Byfield-a decision that none of us have even the slightest control over-we'd all be stewing in misery over the fact we were one pick away from a franchise center.

Very true, but at the same time, in another two years, Byfield will be pretty close to Timmy. But the main difference is Timmy will have a much longer time of being elite in his career (knock on wood against any major injuries). Byfield in his prime will be a beast...but that prime definitely won't be measured as a decade or more like Timmy.

 

[Ice-Tray]

Very true, but at the same time, in another two years, Byfield will be pretty close to Timmy. But the main difference is Timmy will have a much longer time of being elite in his career (knock on wood against any major injuries). Byfield in his prime will be a beast...but that prime definitely won't be measured as a decade or more like Timmy.

I’m not convinced. He hasn’t shown flashes of Stu-like play in any game I’ve watched.

 

[SpezDispenser]

Yeah, Lee was terrible. I almost felt sorry for him he was that bad.

Not only that, he had to live in the shadows of Kopitar for Ottawa fans forever. No chance lol

 

[Nac Mac Feegle]

I’m not convinced. He hasn’t shown flashes of Stu-like play in any game I’ve watched.

He won't be a Stu, but he has an excellent chance to be a Spezza-lite (or maybe not so lite depending how he develops).

 

[Ice-Tray]

He won't be a Stu, but he has an excellent chance to be a Spezza-lite (or maybe not so lite depending how he develops).

Maybe, but doubtful. Spezza was a phenom from a young age and has had a hell of a career.

 

[Emerica]

Pretty good company i’d say

 

[JD1]

Pretty good company i’d say

Dorion probably saved the franchise 20M getting him signed last summer

 

[JD1]

X

 

[Coffee]

As a Canucks fan, I realize that my previous assessments of Tim Stutzle may have been tainted by my inherent bias. However, I’ve come to the conclusion that Stutzle may outshine Pettersson this season, much like I once asserted about Pettersson eclipsing Marner.

I suspect this viewpoint isn’t new to many of you, and there may already be a consensus that he’s a better player.

With fresh eyes, I’m thrilled to declare Stutzle as my favorite player in the NHL outside the Canucks

 

[Dionysus]

As a Canucks fan, I realize that my previous assessments of Tim Stutzle may have been tainted by my inherent bias. However, I’ve come to the conclusion that Stutzle may outshine Pettersson this season, much like I once asserted about Pettersson eclipsing Marner.

I suspect this viewpoint isn’t new to many of you, and there may already be a consensus that he’s a better player.

With fresh eyes, I’m thrilled to declare Stutzle as my favorite player in the NHL outside the Canucks

He's a good one! Exciting player who keeps getting better in every facet.

Always thought he would be more of a playmaker, but he has developed a real nice scoring touch and appears to be more balanced than I anticipated.

Plays physical, and competes well in his own zone. Ability to exit the d zone and enter the o zone is fantastic.

Could become a top 5 player in the league if he keeps developing.

 

[2CHAINZ]

As a Canucks fan, I realize that my previous assessments of Tim Stutzle may have been tainted by my inherent bias. However, I’ve come to the conclusion that Stutzle may outshine Pettersson this season, much like I once asserted about Pettersson eclipsing Marner.

I suspect this viewpoint isn’t new to many of you, and there may already be a consensus that he’s a better player.

With fresh eyes, I’m thrilled to declare Stutzle as my favorite player in the NHL outside the Canucks

Stutzle is already way better than Pettersson.

 

[Nova Stutzlia]

As a Canucks fan, I realize that my previous assessments of Tim Stutzle may have been tainted by my inherent bias. However, I’ve come to the conclusion that Stutzle may outshine Pettersson this season, much like I once asserted about Pettersson eclipsing Marner.

I suspect this viewpoint isn’t new to many of you, and there may already be a consensus that he’s a better player.

With fresh eyes, I’m thrilled to declare Stutzle as my favorite player in the NHL outside the Canucks

IMO he's already one of the the best 10 (or even 5) players to watch.

 

[Cosmix]

Add in losing the draft lottery every year we sucked While teams like NJ and NYR won multiple times…. Not to mention Edmonton.

A true reckoning would see us winning the lottery this year

I reckon that should happen.