Ice Hockey - Stutzl accused of acting out: "It's embarrassing"

BERLIN (AP) — National ice hockey player and World Cup candidate Tim Stutzl has been charged with acting. His Ottawa Senators scored 6-3 against the Montreal Canadiens, with Brendan Gallagher accusing the 20-year-old of foul play.

“In more than half the games we’ve played against him, he’s been on the ice and the next change he’s back on the ice. He’s on the ice, pretending to be injured, accepting the whistle and back on the ice. It has come with the same power play,” said Gallagher (29), who won the 2016 World Cup gold with Canada. “it’s embarrassing.”

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Scored 2–1 with Gallagher in the game against the Montreal Canadiens. It was the 15th goal of the season for Werson’s man, who has clearly surpassed his eleven goals from the first year in his second season in the world’s best ice hockey league.

“We have kids watching us. We are role models. And if I were his teammate, I would tell him to do better,” said Gallagher, who has been with the Canadiens since 2011. Stutzl is a very good and talented player, but he has to stop acting.