Jarret Stoll

[MBJets]

What is Jarret Stoll ceiling for points.

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[LadyByngJeanRatelle]

What is Jarret Stoll ceiling for points.

I thought 50-60 before this year.

I was wrong.

 

[SerbianEagle]

I think he will be a Mike Peca with a better scoring touch. In other words a steal at his draft position.

 

[Dempsey]

He had 68 points this season. That could stand up as his career high.

 

[BobbyClarkeFan16]

I'm thinking 75 to 85 can be his high if he's given linemates like Samsonov and Hemsky for a full season. What a dynamic player. I'm going to say that once Jason Smith is gone, he'll be the next captain in Edmonton.

 

[BDubinskyNYR17*]

I'm thinking 75 to 85 can be his high if he's given linemates like Samsonov and Hemsky for a full season. What a dynamic player. I'm going to say that once Jason Smith is gone, he'll be the next captain in Edmonton.

And Sather picked Lee Falardeau instead of Stoll. Picked Jessiman instead of Dustin Brown who went one spot after, Steve Bernier, Zach Parise, Ryan Getzlaf, Brent Burns, Mark Stuart, Ryan Kesler, Mike Richards, Jeff Tambillini, Corey Perry, Patrick Eaves, Anthony Stewart, Robert Nilsson, Brent Seabrook.

 

[FLYLine27*]

And Sather picked Lee Falardeau instead of Stoll. Picked Jessiman instead of Dustin Brown who went one spot after, Steve Bernier, Zach Parise, Ryan Getzlaf, Brent Burns, Mark Stuart, Ryan Kesler, Mike Richards, Jeff Tambillini, Corey Perry, Patrick Eaves, Anthony Stewart, Robert Nilsson, Brent Seabrook.

What does this have to do with Stoll's point ceiling?

 

[Bank Shot]

He had 68 points this season. That could stand up as his career high.

I guess it's possible, but it seemed like he got more bad luck then good this year. His linemate Torres scored his fair share of fluky goals, but Stoll seemed to be the guy that hit more posts then anyone else this year, seemed like at least 15 pingers.

The best example was when Stoll was robbed of his first career hat-trick when his stick snapped in half while he was trying to roll a puck casually into an empty net.

He did benefit quite a bit from being on the first PP unit, working the point in the early part of the season, and then later on taking the face-offs until Samsonov came along. Next year he may not get the same amount of PP time.

On the other hand, his line produced well considering that Dvorak wasn't much of an offensive threat this year, and guys like Harvey and Laraque had multiple game stretches on the 2nd unit.

Anyways, I think Stoll will surpass his goals totals at least next year potting 25-30. Who knows about the assists.

 

[hockeyfan125]

he hasn't been that amazing during the playoffs, and looks burnt out. He was terrific this season, I would say his ceiling is 90-95 points. Will settle into a PPG player.

 

[Seachd]

No idea what his point ceiling is, but for him, it doesn't really matter. He does so many other things right, all the points he gets are just a bonus. Probably my favorite player in the league.

 

[ktownhockey]

I'd say between 75-80 pts

He definately proved me wrong about his offensive upside this season.

 

[Beukeboom Fan]

I was way off his offensive upside because he was getting big PP time on the point. Half of this offensive production came while on the PP. Don't get me wrong, that's not a bad thing. I just didn't think with his skill set that he'd be getting that much PP time which REALLY skewed his offensive production.

He led EDM in SOG's, which is a testemant to his ability to get his big shot through from the point.

Going forward, I'd think that a good year would be very similiar to last year - about 70 points. I don't think he has the skill level to score in the 80-90 point range as some other here do, but that's just me. IMO, his offensive production is all gravy on top of his defensive play, physical game & great ability in the F/O circle.

 

[Abyss]

but Stoll seemed to be the guy that hit more posts then anyone else this year, seemed like at least 15 pingers.

Oh man, Boyes hit so many posts all season long, and in shootouts I think he coud give Stoll a run for his money

 

[Twist and Shout]

I honestly didn't think he'd get that many points in his career year as he's picked up in his rookie year.

 

[rigger]

As he matures he will be relied upon more and more for critical draws, including when they have a PP and need the puck in the offensive zone. Also if he is winning draws back to Pronger it can't hurt his stats.

If he plays with Samsonov or Hemsky next season he will have superior points next season compared to this. He missed a lot of shots too. A lot of posts and a terrible right winger all year until the deadline.

I think his ceiling is 80-90 points(as a career high). He is not a 100 point player because he is best suited for second and third line minutes. He is a more offensive version of Peca, I think he will average close to a PPG for his career.

 

[SPG]

I honestly didn't think he'd get that many points in his career year as he's picked up in his rookie year.

His rookie year was 2003-04. He got 21 points that season.

 

[Rise from the Ashes]

He is a powerplay monster

31 of 68 points were acquired on the PP using that boomer of a slap shot that he has. That would explain a lot of it. Playing the point with Chris Pronger helps too. But what i like about him is hes an excellent face off man.

 

[rigger]

His rookie year was 2003-04. He got 21 points that season.

Yup, keep in mind he played limited minutes with Laraque and some other career fourth liner. He has stepped into a much bigger role and he has succeeded in it. He will be an NHL captain one day.

 

[Jepprey]

I say about 90-95 points... his slap shot is pretty wicked... just has to work on his accuracy... he could easily be used on a number #1 pp unit as a point.

 

[Winston Wolf]

This guy has played nearly two full NHL seasons, not exactly prospect board discussion.