First, Tim Stutzle had an unforced turnover, leading to the pening goal. Less than a minute later, the Jets had an odd-man rush and Ullmark couldn’t hold on to a puck he thought he had.

At the forefront of this evolution was Tim Stützle. The 23-year-old, German-born centre is unquestionably the team's most dynamic player. Every time he steps on the ice, his ability to skate and ...

At the forefront of this evolution was Tim Stützle. The 23-year-old, German-born centre is unquestionably the team's most dynamic player. Every time he steps on the ice, his ability to skate and ...

Hartman was punished for roughing Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle earlier this month. This is his fourth suspension in the last 22 months. Hartman contended he was using his arm to balance ...

Tuesday morning’s skate also brought Ryan Hartman’s first comments since he was suspended ten games after driving Ottawa’s Tim Stutzle’s head into the ice during a faceoff. NHL ...

After Hartman drove Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle face-first into the ice during a game Feb. 1, he was called for roughing and assessed a match penalty for intending to injure Stutzle. The ...

Hartman was punished for roughing Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle on Feb. 1, after which Stutzle had two cuts and bruising above his left eye and needed five stitches. Bettman wrote that he ...

The NHL Player Safety department announced on Feb. 3 that Hartman was suspended for 10 games for roughing against the Ottawa Senators' Tim Stutzle. It said Hartman "used his forearm to violently ...

The league announced Monday that Hartman's suspension for roughing Ottawa's Tim Stützle will be decreased ... the vulnerability of Stutzle and the forceful and intentional nature of the contact ...

The Minnesota Wild lost winger Ryan Hartman to a 10-game suspension earlier this month after shoving Tim Stutzle's head into the ice. But, the league has now decided to shorten his punishment.

The league announced Monday that Hartman's suspension for roughing Ottawa’s Tim Stutzle will be decreased by two games after commissioner Gary Bettman heard Hartman's appeal at a Feb. 14 hearing.