The teams traded goals 24 seconds apart in the middle of the second period.
New Jersey got on the board with 9:22 remaining in the period, when a slap shot by Matt Taormina from just inside the blue line found its way through traffic and beat Quick.
The Kings’ two-goal lead returned with 8:58 remaining. Rob Scuderi’s point shot went wide, and deflected hard off the end boards. Jarret Stoll was there to knock in the puck with a backhand shot before Brodeur could get back in position. Williams also picked up an assist.
Williams has 1 and 1. Stoll has 1 and 2. This is very nice. That line is coming up HUGE!!!!
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Take it to them its time.Oh and to the Stoll traders or haters where are you now?
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Crown Royal Reply:
October 30th, 2010 at 10:37 pm
@rumpa#19,
I think the “Stoll haters” may have been Kings fans who believe a team’s second line center who also plays on the first team power play should score twenty goals in a season or close to it which Stoll didn’t last season.
I’m not sure these fans didn’t see Stoll’s faceoff ability or strong work ethic, they just wanted to see more goal scoring from a center who is not much of a a play maker either.
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Ok. to everyone asking about Lappy. he is doing the between periods interview on FSW.
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I’m in hong kong for the weekend trying to follow the game – can anyone fill me in on how the crowd is?
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rumpa#19 Reply:
October 30th, 2010 at 9:32 pm
@shakes, Kings style ,no worrys.
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full house from what i can tell.
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Talk about the Kings taking it to them NJ style..AWESOME!
GO KINGS!!
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