Senators forward Stutzle picks up pregame gummy bears for stick

Fan writes sign in Ottawa player's native German, catches eye to make trade

Stützle swaps signed stick for gummy bears with fan

By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

Tim Stutzle
made one sweet trade on Thursday.

The Ottawa Senators forward caught a glimpse of a sign, written in his native German, offering a 1-for-1 deal: A stick for a bag of gummy bears.
Stutzle, born in Viersen, Germany, not only couldn't pass on the offer, he threw in a kicker by signing the stick.
After warmups, the second-year player tossed the stick over the boards and collected his spoils and headed for the locker room. Because you can never have too many emergency backup snacks.

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