Tim Stutzle scores his first career goal with amazing hand-eye coordination.

As if fans in Ottawa weren't already head over heels for young forward Tim Stutzle, he goes and records his first career goal against the organization's most hated rivals.

On Saturday night the Ottawa Senators faced off against the Toronto Maple Leafs in their second meeting of many in this unique National Hockey League season, and after an Auston Matthews goal early in the third period to give the Leafs a 2 - 1 lead it looked very much like the Maple Leafs were cruising to a victory in the rematch.

That is when Senators rookie Tim Stutzle took center stage however and breathed some life back into his team roughly midway through the third, scoring his first career goal in spectacular fashion. The German born forward tracked a puck that had taken a wicked bounce into the air, and through great hand eye coordination managed to catch the puck right as it came down and bounced ever so slightly up off the ice. It was an incredible display of skill on the part of Stutzle and without a doubt a perfect way to introduce himself to the NHL.