Tim Stutzle's stellar two-goal performance, capped with a power-play winner, propelled the Ottawa Senators to a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory against the Philadelphia Flyers. This win marks a significant moment for the Senators as they had already secured a playoff berth, allowing them to rest key players like Nick Jensen and David Perron. Despite the rest, Stutzle showcased his high-level play, tying the game in the third period and sealing the win in overtime.

The game witnessed fluctuating momentum, with the Flyers initially taking the lead thanks to Nicolas Deslauriers and Noah Cates, but the Senators rallied back with goals from Stutzle and Thomas Chabot. Anton Forsberg’s strong performance in goal, including a pivotal breakaway save against Matvei Michkov, ensured the Senators maintained their edge. The Senators will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming game against the Chicago Blackhawks.