The 2020 number three overall pick made his tournament debut for Germany on Boxing Day and although the 16-1 loss was forgettable, his twig job on national television certainly wasn’t. Our very own Ray Ferraro broke it down and as you’re about to see… it’s a weird one.

#3: Tim Stutzle "Unique" tape job From Stutzle’s first NHL season, his distinctive tape job has been a magnet for attention. Some players tried to copy it, but Stutzle remains the first user for this unique tape job.

Sep 30, 2020 · You can tell that Stützle's tape job is almost a complete replica of the Bread Man's. His handle is a little longer and instead of the black speed strip, he sticks with the white.

Tim Stützle's tape job is a subject of ongoing debate amongst Sens fans as well as hockey fans around the league. During Stützle's time playing in Germany and the World Junior tournament, he dominated as a one man army with his tape job.

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Jan 3, 2021 · Stutzle was drafted third overall by Ottawa and then just had a pretty dominant World Junior Championships on a German team that was ravaged by COVID and was playing short six players for most of the time. He also has a terrible tape job.

Panarin has the same tape job. I use it as well, it’s really nice for stickhandling and it still allows for good passing and shooting. Stutzle, Panarin... crapduster615?!

Oct 7, 2022 · Blackhawks' Patrick Kane channels his inner youth hockey player and opts to mark up his tape job with a puck. Tim Stutzle of the Senators draws inspiration from no-show socks, as his tape job covers just the toe.

Jun 3, 2022 · Today we take a look at some of the NHL’s weirdest tape jobs and rank them from best to worst. Featuring Artemi Panarin, David Pastrnak, Tim Stutzle, Mark Stone, Phil Kessel, Brent Seabrook, & more!

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