Archive of posts tagged Jarret Stoll

Kings search for much-needed balance

Terry Murray isn’t exactly a “stathead,” a coach who throws around numbers a lot, but boy, he remembers the ones that mean something to him. So when Jarret Stoll’s name was brought up after practice today, Murray didn’t need much prompting. “One goal, five assists in the month of December, and that was Dec. 2, [...]

Advice for Stoll: Don’t aim, just shoot

The Kings’ first-line duo of Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar has been on fire in December, which has helped compensate for the fact that second-line center Jarret Stoll has been in a bit of a drought. Stoll had seven goals in his first 19 games this season, but has only one goal in his 16 [...]

Second line: will it work again?

The likely debut of Marco Sturm tomorrow also means the likely return of the line of Ryan Smyth, Jarret Stoll and Justin Williams. That line was put together before the third game of the season, and over the next 21 games it was often the Kings’ best line. During those 21 games, Williams had eight [...]

Stoll not on point(s) of late

When the Kings got off to their torrid 12-3-0 start to this season, a major factor was the production of the second line, and of center Jarret Stoll in particular. Stoll had 16 points (six goals, 10 assists) in his first 17 games, but his production has fallen off sharply since then. Stoll now has [...]

Stoll's wrist: good days, bad days

As you might remember, Jarret Stoll missed the early part of training camp due to arthritis issues, particularly in his wrist. Stoll hasn’t missed any time since he started practicing in camp, but I thought it would be good to check in with him and see if he’s dealing with any problems with it… STOLL: [...]

Stoll's near-perfect night

A lot was made, a few days ago, of the fact that Jarret Stoll had a series of awful games in the faceoff circle, and even Terry Murray publicly took him to task. In the “fair is fair” category, Stoll had a brilliant night against Detroit, and won 10 off 11 faceoffs.  I asked him [...]

Lombardi talks about Detroit loss

I caught up with Dean Lombardi at practice today, to get his thoughts on what happened to the Kings last night in Detroit… Question: Was there a lack of killer instinct last night? It seemed like, going into the second period, you could have put them away, but it went completely the other way… LOMBARDI: [...]

Purcell update

Teddy Purcell missed practice with flu/cold symptoms, Terry Murray said. Purcell’s status for the game likely won’t be known until tomorrow morning. Trevor Lewis mostly skated with Dustin Brown and Jarret Stoll today. Some good quotes to file shortly, back at the hotel…