Panthers fans are enjoying the fact that Brady Tkachuk is allegedly trolling his own Ottawa Senators replacement.
HFTV marked as ” Brady trash” a response ridiculing Tim Stutzle’s attempt to become the Senators’ captain, implying that it was directed at the person who might inherit his old letter.
“Hahahah ……stutzle….hahaha,” said the answer itself, which was published using Brad Marchand’s account.
Given that Marchand is now on the ice with Tkachuk in Florida after Tkachuk left Ottawa, the timing of that jab cannot be ignored.
In 60 games with the Panthers, he had 59 points, including 37 assists, 22 goals, and 5 power play goals.
A hotter story is told by his final ten games. Eight points, six of them assists, demonstrates that he is still learning how to get along in that Florida room.
Meanwhile, Stutzle is one of three candidates who might take his position. According to a report dated August 25, Thomas Chabot and Jake Sanderson complete the group.
Tkachuk’s sibling lends another layer to the Florida perspective
Stutzle scored 83 points in 80 games last season, including 34 goals and 49 assists, as well as five game-winners and nine power-play goals.
Sanderson finished hot as well, scoring 8 points in his final 10 games and ending with 54 points in 67 appearances.
A more abrasive trend is introduced to the judgment by Chabot. Over his last ten games, he slipped to a minus-8 rating, but he still scored 31 points in 57 games.
Brady’s sibling Matthew Tkachuk is also on that Florida team and has scored 34 points in only 31 games this season.
And the individual who lost his “C” is apparently still deliberating on who gets it next, after three former or current letter-wearers in one locker room.
Ottawa finished with 99 points on the season, ninth overall in the league, with a 44-27-11 record, thanks to a six-game winning streak in their final ten games.
The next captain will inherit that CV. Tkachuk is still watching from a distance as they enter a victorious chamber, regardless of whether it’s Stutzle, Sanderson, or Chabot.
Tkachuk has his own rebuilding to worry about after Florida placed 25th overall last season with 84 points. It’s amusing that he still managed to make time for this.
