Hat trick
Dustin Brown has a hat trick tonight and the Kings lead 6-2. Also, Jarret Stoll has three assists. At least on this night, the Brown-Stoll-Calder pairing is looking like a great move by Terry Murray.
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Look at that, break up Brown and Kopitar and the each have one of their best games of the season. It's about time. I've been suggesting it for weeks. I'm glad Murray finally tried it.
Yes, the pairing of those three players was a good move.
Seriously? Jill? Do you actually WATCH the game? Do you pay attention to the stat sheet? Garrett? You too... what the...
First BROWN goal: Power play goal. KOPITAR - BROWN and HANDZUS, with STOLL on a point with QUINCEY.
Second BROWN goal: Power play goal. KOPITAR - BROWN and O'SULLIVAN on the ice, with DOUGHTY and HARROLD on the points.
So.. "the Brown-Stoll-Calder move..." well, let's just say... we'll see...
P.S. Kopitar and O'Sullivan were on the ice for both even strength goals by St. Louis (Purcell for one, the other was 4 on 4) so despite great games, they were both even in the +/- arena. Terry Murray will probably break them up (sarcasm) because of their defensive lapses ;)