Senators' Tim Stutzle sinks Flyers in OT again

Ottawa forward scores game-winner for second time this season in Philadelphia

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

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Tim Stutzle scored the overtime game-winning goal for the Ottawa Senators in a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday. This was the second time this season Stutzle has scored an OT winner against the Flyers in Philadelphia.

Why it matters

Stutzle's heroics helped the Senators continue their recent strong play heading into the Olympic break, while the Flyers' struggles continued with their fifth loss in six games.

The details

Stutzle raced past Flyers defenseman Travis Sanheim and deked goaltender Dan Vladar with a nifty move to his backhand for the decisive goal. Nick Cousins also scored for Ottawa, while Jamie Drysdale tallied late in regulation to tie the game for Philadelphia and force overtime.

  • Stutzle scored the OT winner on Thursday, February 6, 2026.
  • Stutzle also scored an OT goal against the Flyers on November 8, 2025.

The players

Tim Stutzle

A 24-year-old forward for the Ottawa Senators who has 28 goals this season, including two overtime game-winners against the Flyers.

Jamie Drysdale

A 22-year-old defenseman for the Philadelphia Flyers who scored the game-tying goal late in regulation.

Nick Cousins

A 29-year-old forward for the Ottawa Senators who scored the team's first goal in the second period.

Dan Vladar

The 25-year-old goaltender for the Philadelphia Flyers who made 25 saves in the game.

James Reimer

The 34-year-old goaltender for the Ottawa Senators who made 15 saves to earn the win.

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What’s next

The Senators and Flyers will both head into the Olympic break after this game. Philadelphia has lost five of its last six games, while Ottawa has won five of its last six.

The takeaway

Stutzle's heroics against the Flyers this season have been a bright spot for the Senators, who are looking to build momentum heading into the second half of the year. For the struggling Flyers, finding ways to contain Stutzle will be a key focus when play resumes after the Olympic break.