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Ottawa Visits Minnesota After Stutzle's 2-Goal Game
Ottawa Senators ended a three-game losing streak with a four-goal first period and Tim Stützle's two goals in a 6-3 win over Columbus Blue Jackets.
- On Thursday, the Ottawa Senators defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 6-3 in Columbus, Ohio, with Tim Stützle scoring twice to lead the attack.
- Opening strikes by Ottawa forced Columbus to react as David Perron and Drake Batherson scored early, prompting the pull of Elvis Merzlikins after three goals on five shots.
- With veteran depth, Ottawa got production from multiple players as Michael Amadio had a goal and two assists, Dylan Cozens finished with three assists, and Linus Ullmark made 22 saves.
- Columbus' slide continued as Dante Fabbro and Dmitri Voronkov scored and Zach Werenski added two assists, dropping Columbus to its fourth straight loss; both teams shift focus to Saturday with Senators at Minnesota and Blue Jackets hosting Las Vegas.
- Boone Jenner made an immediate impact, returning from 14 games and recording a goal and assist, while Jet Greaves stopped 21 shots in relief for Columbus in December 2025.
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Tim Stutzle scored two goals in the 6-3 win of the Ottawa Senators in Columbus.
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Stützle scores 2 as Senators use 4-goal 1st period to beat Blue Jackets 6–3
Tim Stützle scored twice, and the Ottawa Senators used a four-goal first period to beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 6–3, snapping a three-game skid.
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