Jarret Stoll
Jarret Stoll
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Jarret Stoll's full name is Jarret Lee Stoll. He is often referred to as "Stolly" by fans and colleagues.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on June 7, 1982, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Currently active and alive.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Nationality: Canadian
Profession(s): Professional Ice Hockey Player (retired)
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in a hockey-loving family, Jarret Stoll developed a passion for the sport at an early age. His father, Dean Stoll, was his first coach, teaching him the fundamentals of the game. As he honed his skills, Jarret's talent caught the attention of scouts, and he went on to play junior hockey with the Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League (WHL). This experience not only helped refine his gameplay but also instilled in him a strong work ethic and discipline.
Major Accomplishments
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Stoll's impressive career spans over 11 seasons in the National Hockey League (NHL), during which he achieved numerous milestones:
Drafted by the Los Angeles Kings with the 46th overall pick in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft.
Won two Stanley Cup championships: 2012 and 2014, both with the Los Angeles Kings.
Represented Team Canada at the 2010 Winter Olympics.Notable Works or Actions
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Stoll's contributions extend beyond his on-ice accomplishments. He has been involved in various charitable initiatives:
Partnered with the Children's Hospital Los Angeles to raise funds for pediatric cancer research.
Participated in the NHL's "Hockey Fights Cancer" campaign, raising awareness and support for cancer patients.Impact and Legacy
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Jarret Stoll's impact on the sport of hockey is multifaceted:
As a skilled player, he inspired countless fans with his determination and perseverance.
Through his charitable efforts, he has made a lasting difference in the lives of many individuals and families affected by cancer.Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Jarret Stoll's quotes and actions continue to resonate with fans and aspiring athletes due to:
His commitment to giving back to the community, demonstrating that success can be used to make a positive impact.
* The lessons he learned throughout his career – about hard work, resilience, and teamwork – remain valuable takeaways for anyone facing challenges or pursuing their passions.
As an accomplished hockey player, Jarret Stoll's legacy extends beyond the rink. His dedication to philanthropy and personal growth serves as inspiration to fans of all ages.
Quotes by Jarret Stoll
The fourth win is always the toughest one to get. We know that. It's going to take our best game to win this series. It's a great opportunity for us.
He played really well. Especially in the third period. He made some saves on some really good chances right in front ... he shut the door and we couldn't create a break. Give him credit.
I don't know if they thought they had us but we knew we had to change things or else we weren't going to win the game.
I had to get one back. That was my mindset coming into the third period. It was a bad second period for myself, so I had to redeem myself.
I'm sure there's going to be some guys missing some games but we just have to have other guys step up. You have to get through it. Stay positive and pick up your game. We're a strong group of guys in here who can get through it. We know we can.
I want to get really good at it. I want to be one of those guys you can put out there to win a draw in any situation. Putting in that little extra bit of work, it's not tough. It's just a matter of if you want to do it.
The odd time I catch myself looking at the stats and it's a little surreal, but I was confident I could someday contribute like this. Maybe I didn't think it would happen this quickly, but I've been getting the opportunity. I've been put in every opportunity you can imagine and that gives me that confidence.
It's going to be an important March for us, an important March for everybody. It's going to be important for us to get our legs under us right away.
It wasn't just a phantom fall. I think he did clip my foot. I fell pretty easy, yeah, but I think the way the game was going I think maybe that call could have been made in such an important situation in the hockey game.