Stoll (upper body) appears unlikely to play Saturday against the Canucks, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports. Stoll didn't skate during Friday's practice, and with the Kings not holding a morning skate ahead of Saturday's afternoon game, it appears safe to rule the center out for a fourth straight game. There's been no word on when Stoll might resume on-ice workouts again, making a return date difficult to pinpoint at this time.

Stoll (upper body) will not take the ice for Wednesday's game against the Ducks, Lisa Dillman of the Los Angeles Times reports. Stoll has been dealing with an upper-body injury and is in line to miss his third-straight game Wednesday. His next opportunity to skate will be against the Canucks on Saturday.

Stoll (upper body) won't dress Monday against the Coyotes, Curtis Zupke of NHL.com reports. Stoll suffered the upper-body injury in Saturday's game against the Predators, and was believed to be doubtful for Monday. Those doubts came to fruition, as he's already been ruled out with Andy Anderoff dressing in his place. Stoll's next chance to return comes Wednesday against the Ducks.

Stoll (upper-body injury) is still being evaluated in advance of Monday's game against the Coyotes, Lisa Dillman of the Los Angeles Times reports. Dillman suggests that Stoll, who missed Saturday's game against the Predators, doesn't appear likely to play Sunday. The veteran forward has notched 15 points and recorded 56 PIM in 67 games for the Kings this season.

Stoll will miss Saturday's game against the Predators due to an upper-body injury, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports. Stoll more than likely suffered the injury in Thursday's win over the Canucks, as he didn't skate in either of the last two days. The Kings didn't provide much information regarding the severity of the injury, so Stoll should be viewed as day-to-day for the time being. Andy Andreoff is expected to replace him in Saturday's lineup.

Stoll added an insurance goal to pad the Kings' lead in an eventual 3-1 win over the Capitals on Saturday.Five minutes after Alex Ovechkin had cut the Capitals' deficit to one goal, Dustin Brown set up Stoll for his sixth tally of the year to restore the two-score margin. Stoll doesn't see much involvement near the net, attempting only 10 shots over is last nine games. He brings most of his value as a hitter and faceoff specialist.

Stoll won 14 of his 18 faceoffs in Saturday's loss to the Jets. Stoll ranks ninth in the Western Conference in faceoff wins (383) and has also compiled a respectable 91 hits, but those are about the only areas where he can be considered a plus. He's only produced one point in his last nine games, and since stretches like that aren't uncommon for the 33-year-old, his fantasy value is severely inhibited.

Stole notched a power-play goal and an assist in Thursday's 4-0 win over the Coyotes. He tipped in an Alec Martinez shot for the goal after having helped out on Dustin Brown's marker earlier in the second period. Stoll only produces offense in fits and starts, however, so he maintains minimal fantasy value outside very deep formats and those that count hits.

Stoll set up two goals and attempted three shots in Saturday's loss to the Stars. After going without a point in the Kings' first 12 games, Stoll now has contributed two goals and four assists over the last nine contests. The minor scoring burst probably isn't worth getting to worked up about while Stoll remains outside of a top-six role, but it does at least indicate that he still has it in him to pitch in offensively for the Kings.

Stoll contributed a goal and assist in Saturday's 3-2 win over the Ducks. Stoll's first goal of the season went down as the overtime game-winner and gave him his first power-play point as well. Despite his heroics, the 32-year-old Stoll can't be counted on to help out offensively with much regularity, as he entered play Saturday with only one point in the Kings' previous 17 games.