Social media detectives noticed that Ottawa Senators superstar Tim Stützle looks a lot like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s most iconic movie character with his gruesome-looking eye injury.
Tim Stützle suffered an eye injury when he took a puck to the face during first period action in last Thursday’s home game against the New York Islanders. Though Stützle avoided a significant injury, the damage he suffered is still enough to make you cringe:
Tim Stützle
As social media detectives pointed out, Stützle’s painful-looking eye injury resembles Schwarzenegger’s T-800 character from James Cameron’s 1991 hit film, “Terminator 2: Judgment Day.”
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Unfortunately, Halloween 2024 has passed, so Ottawa’s star center will have to buy a mask or apply real makeup if he wants to dress up as The Terminator next year. Hey, it’s a good idea.
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The No. 3 pick of the 2023 NHL Draft is off to a strong start for the Sens here in 2025-25. Through his first 15 games, Tim Stützle has seven goals and 20 points, top among all Sens players.
Ottawa hasn’t reached the postseason since 2016-17, when they pushed the Pittsburgh Penguins to double overtime in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Final. Obviously, the Sens didn’t think after that 2-1 loss that it would be a long and painful way for a return to relevance.
But the Sens are out of excuses now. They hired an experienced bench boss in Travis Green and resolved their goaltending issue by acquiring 2023 Vezina Trophy winner Linus Ullark via trade with the Boston Bruins.
Tim Stützle & Sens Aim For 3rd Straight Win vs. Flyers
The Senators (8-7-0) have struggled with consistency early in the season, but they carry a two-game winning streak into tonight’s showdown with the Philadelphia Flyers.
Ottawa pulled off statement road wins against the Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs, their Atlantic Division rivals. A win over Philly would go a long way toward building more early-season momentum for Green and company.
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