The Other Staal Brother - The Jared Staal Story
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2020
- On June 21st 2008, Jared Staal was selected in the second round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft by the Phoenix Coyotes. Five years later on April 25th 2013, the youngest of four siblings would make his NHL Debut with the Carolina Hurricanes. Though he would finally get the chance to join his three older brothers in the NHL and have the opportunity to carve out an impressive career of his own, his time in the best league in the world wouldn't last as long or be quite as successful as his siblings...
This is the story of the other Staal brother!
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Odd man out, but he still made the NHL. That's more than any of us can say.
Talk for yourself. My name is Wayne Gretzky
@@StigHeilman okay
Gustaf Il haha didnt know we had a comedian
We do and a NHL legend
Even to make the AHL Or ECHL isn’t bad compared to what most people do
Being a youngest, this one hit close to home.
Imagine having 4 kids and all of them making it to the NHL
*Imagine having 4 kids and all of them end up growing to exactly 6'4".*
@Chris P Bacon still made it for 2 games. that's still more than us all combined in the comment section😂
There was one family that had six who made it to the NHL, the Sutters. The brothers from Viking, Alberta were all in the league at one point or another, with varying degrees of success.
@@bluebear1985 And this family had one member (Gary) who didn't make it. He was the oldest.
But interesting the Sutters have had a number of kids - most have not made it with the exception of Brent's son.
Mad respect for Jared, he worked very hard no matter where he was assigned. I can understand comparing him to his brothers, it’s not necessarily fair. Each and every player possesses a different set of skills and ability. Jared did his best to excell in the most difficult and toughest sport, IMO, he has nothing to be ashamed about. Good job Jared!
I find if funny how the Canes tried to collect all 4 of them.
Eric was the only reason he got that call, it was a gimic so they could say they played a full forward line of Staals
That and they played NYR, which would have been against Marc. So all 4 brothers played in the same game.
@@theonlyplaymaker8725 were all four on the ice at one time?
@@kend7177 Yes, it was designed on purpose. Rutherford had called Jared up specifically because at that point the Canes were not going to make it post season. Peters had put Eric at Center, Jordan on RW and Jared on LW and Marc was starting on defense in that game.
There's only one other time that I can think of when three brothers played on the same line in the NHL. During the 1940s, Doug, Max, and Reg Bentley from Delisle, Saskatchewan briefly played together on a line with Chicago. Reg would be the one who would play the majority of his career in the minors, while Max would be the most successful of the three, winning the Hart Trophy once and the scoring championship twice, while going on to win three Stanley Cups with the Maple Leafs.
@Brian Ullrich Marc Staal did not play in that game actually. He was still out with the eye injury. He suffered that injury on 3/5/13 against the Flyers at the Garden and it was more or less a season ending injury. I say more or less because he did come back for game 3 against the Capitals on 5/6/13, but he played so bad in that game that it was evident that he was rushed back, so he sat out the remainder of the playoffs.
The other Subban story, the Jordan subban story
@@bluebear1985 Yeah but Malcolm is in the NHL. Jordan isn't
@@bluebear1985, yeah, but we know him. People mostly don't know Jordan, Malcolm was drafted in 1st round.
bluebear1985 bruh, almost everyone knows who Malcolm is
Man both Malcolm and Jordan are the other subbans. Malcolm has been on like 4 teams and has warmed the bench for all of them.
@@michaelthrasher7569 He sucks lol
I recently saw a dude who thought Jarrett Stoll was one of the Staal brothers. I hope he finds this video haha
And people think Marc is the forgetable one
Marc was a very good defensive-minded defenseman up until he suffered his disastrous eye injury. He's never been the same since.
He is the forgettable one, Jared is the unknown one.
@@AJR-zg2py as a ranger fan, marc isnt even THAT bad. he gets so much hate when he still plays pretty decent
will never forget his gwg in game 5 vs the caps in 2012
That because a lot of fans (mostly younger ones) don’t understand how important a stay at home/shut down defenseman is to a teams success.
Edit: For an Erik Karlsson to succeed in all those goals and points, there has to be a Marc Methot to reliably defend so Karlsson can join the rush and take chances.
I like your positive take on Jared Staal's story. A lot of people would see him as a bust compared to his older brothers, but that's the sad part of his story. He will always be in their shadows in terms of his pro playing career. Perhaps he will carve out a successful run as a coach instead. Not everyone is destined to be a NHL star. If you ever do another "forgotten brother" story, the Subban brothers are a good one too. Though Jordan is still an active hockey player, so it might take a bit more time to see how his career plays out.
The point stats make him look terrible but look at how many minutes a game he played. Anyone playing 12-14 minutes a game is great player. Fourth line guys might play 2-3 minutes, so he clearly had a different role other than scoring. It's really hard to live up to what his brothers did as soon as they got in the league. Eric and Jordan were were pretty much stars immediately and champions early in their careers which is the exception even for superstar, hall of fame players. He's always been in their shadow and been talked about as not being close to as talented from the time he started playing hockey, not just as a pro. The real fact is that he's lived a dream for most people, taken all of his opportunities, reached his full potential as a player and probably has no regrets. That's success.
I’d rather see a Brent Gretzky video
frankie jonasssss
I met Jared and Eric Staal outside of a bar the night before Jordan Staal's wedding. Jordan was traded to the Canes the same day as his wedding too. The whole Pens team was there too
Poor Jared. I feel like hockey circa 1999-2004 would have liked him. Big bruising power forward prototype, but his lack of agility plagued him in any league with faster skaters.
He literally couldn’t skate...
@@iciwiener3569 lol
@@iciwiener3569 Like a baby giraffe on the ice. I haven't seen a forward move as slow as him since Alex Svitov
I always felt bad for Jared, seeing all 3 of his older brothers were drafted early in round one and having long NHL careers, while he didn't even come close.
Maybe they had a profit sharing plan
How many people can say they had 4 kids play in the NHL, i say not many...still something to be proud of
Hey Suburbia
The Sutters come to mind. Six brothers: Brent, Brian, Darryl, Duane, Rich and Ron, reached the NHL in the late 1970s and early 1980s
I really like how you broke down Jared's style of play and how he differed from his brothers, as well as the positives you brought to light in his career. It's so true, he still got to play in the NHL and that is an accomplishment in itself. Even though his kind of play is duplicable with other players who might have another element to their game -- better skating, greater agility, etc. -- it's still a role worth acknowledging.
It's because he's a righty. Had he been a lefty like his brothers, would've had a longer career. I blame the parents.
Lol what
Blame his mother and the ranch hand.
What does that have to do with anything
Thanks for taking the non bias route. Good video.
Thank you! I have been asking for this!
THAT OTHER STAAL! AND Tuevo uh uh... THAT FINNISH GUY!
he did his best which was way better than anybody here making comments in this comment section. Congrats to him.
Watched Jared play his entire major junior hockey career with my home town Sudbury wolves. And wish him the entire best on his journey to have successful coaching career. Once a wolf always a Wolfe GO WOLVES GO.
I remember they saying Jared was the best out of all the Staal brothers at one point
I heard the father was misquoted. He was asked who the best was and he said Jordan.
Maybe as a joke, everyone knew he was that good.
Nothing to be ashamed of. He got to play in the NHL and in other pro leagues. He could use his name to be a coach or manager and work his way up.
I feel bad Jared never made it anywhere like his brothers
Eric won a cup
Jordan won a cup
Marc plays in the nhl
And Jared got like 1 game with 2 of his brothers
These guys could’ve been the 4 archangels of the nhl and only 3 made it and that’s kinda sad 😕
I met Jared during his time with the Capitals in the UK. He was nice enough to sign my jersey and take a selfie. A great guy that unfortunately lived the shadow of his brothers but still incredibly skilled. He made it to the NHL, a dream for most of us.
I'm hoping he can make it as a coach.
8:00 theres clearly a part that accidently gets cut. Chap mentions Jarred would not only start off his NHL carreer alongside Jordan and Eric but also play against Marc who was on the Rangers.
He accidentally cut the Marc part
nah marc was out with his eye injury at that time
As an old Edinburgh Capitals fan, Jared Staal was a great player for us and an all around great guy. There wasn't much to be happy about when the Caps were around but he's one of the players I'll remember as a positive in a shit time. Always remember an interview he did when he signed here, saying that he may not have cut it in the NHL/AHL but that made him realise he could use his career to travel and play in other parts of the world. Plus, we'll always get to be a bit proud that his son was born in Edinburgh haha.
A lot of people have no clue how amazing you have to be,just to play in 2 nhl games,& have a pretty long ECHL/AHL career.
I think either myself or my brother may have actually played against Marc when we were kids, out at Norwest Arena in a hamlet called Stanley (named after the very same Lord Stanley). The arena's sign actually has it being the home of the Staal brothers. I'm not sure if they still do or not, but the family has or had a sod farm just outside Thunder Bay city limits. Also, they happen to have a cousin, Jeff Heerema, who played briefly in the league as well. He would score three goals in ten games with the Hurricanes during the 02-03 season. He would go around the AHL for a bit after that, and well as playing in the DEL, EBEL, and the EIHL before calling it a day on his career after finishing the 11-12 season in Nottingham.
can confirm that the names are still on the sign. Always hated playing at norwest because of the drive and the ice quality but it was still cool that it’s the “home arena” of the staal brothers
@@bradleymacklin7896 It was actually a fifteen minute drive from my house. With the way the ice is, I'm surprised they're putting the new team in the SIJHL there for the coming season.
bluebear1985 I agree it is an odd decision to place a team there. Not sure about the logistics but It would’ve been cool to see a team based out of the old port Arthur arena. I could be wrong but I believe it is because there’s not many rinks that aren’t owned by the city and that’s why there is several teams using the tournament Center as a home.
@@bradleymacklin7896 They probably weren't able to get enough ice time at the Tournament Centre because both junior B teams already use it. On top of that, having Kam River's coach be from Murillo may partially have something to do with it.
Awesome. Well done. Thunder Bay boys!
I watched him play a season for the Edinburgh Capitals, for sure he had skills and skated well, you could tell he played at the NHL and AHL. Not a pure scorer but he created good attacking numbers and chances for us. Where he was his best was face offs and penalty killing, he was one of the best in the British league that year in that role. He took time to take a photo with my kid and such a nice and honest guy. I really wish him all the best in his coaching career and gets back to the NHL in some kind of role one day.
Can't help to wonder why he was never tried on the blueline. He's a big dude he might have made a solid defensive defenseman.
It would have been so cool to see jared produce at an NHL level. Especially with him playing in carolina with his brothers. Oh well maybe the Hughes' will be the next powerhouse family in the league.
As a Carolina Hurricanes fan
Always liked the Staal family
Okay, okay, but what about Gunnar? He played so well for Iceland in the Junior Goodwill Games, he was the leading goal scorer for the tournament.
Small nitpick regarding @6:12
Staal started the 2010-11 season with Charlotte and was demoted to ECHL twice. The first he was demoted in November for about a month before being sent back down. He was eventually called up for 1 final game in April of 2011.
Great video!
Do a story on players who left the league and came back to be stars again like radulov or kovalcuck
I wouldn't say Kovalchuk is a star again. Radulov for sure. He's made a big impact on Dallas. But Kovalchuk? Nah.
THERES A FOURTH ONE?
yes sir there from my hometown
yes sir there from my hometown
@@andrewaugruso3139 they're or they are. Unless you were using your finger pointing towards your town and saying "there" or a location on a map.
Andrew Augruso wouldn’t all be from ur home town?
Thunder Bay
Maybe he was a great defenceman if he played as one or something. The way you talked about him I could see a clear top 4 defensive defenceman
@RonnyDonny13 yeah he definitely wouldnt be a small d-man at 6'4.
it seemed like the only reason he got called up was because carolina was playing new york rangers in a meaningless game anyways and all 3 brothers were there. So they called him up to have all 4 in the game. If he is not a Staal he wouldn't deserved to be called up
At 15 Jared was playing for the Thunder Bay Kings Minor Midget team, not a junior team.
Well, the youngest is the favorite so, he’s got that going for him
Now 3/4 brothers are playing in the Eastern Conference Final!
it took me forever to figure out how to work the deals but i had all 4 of them on the same team on nhl 11. jared was like a 78.
I only know him cuz there was a picture of the 3 hurricane brothers lined up one of which was him
I always thought there were 3 Staal bros
Welcome to Buffalo Eric!
Could you do this for other brothers? Brent Gretzky, Jordan Subban, Steve Kariya and Valeri Bure
Also Brian Sakic and Brett Lindros
Valeri Bure was a solid player in his own right 400 ppints in 600 games
@@ontaranormal2261 Valerie Bure was not even close to his brother in skill. But as a Habs fan I enjoyed watching him alot you could see a bit of Pavel Bure in him.....And I had a Montreal jersey with Bure on it.
@@JoE-kx7dw i didnt even say they were the same just said hes good in his own right
Marcel hossa
*There's also another brother, who doesn't play hockey, haha*
I imagine playing in Scotland has to be enjoyable. I suppose the pay isn’t much but it must be fun. I’d definitely do it. Probably the top that I could’ve ever made it to.
Blessed parents
I'm sure Eric had a hand in him getting called up.
I’m from Thunder Bay, they all hold a bunch of events and have a company in town, and they all have camps outside of town. Know lots of their family, met them and all the Thunder Bay guys, occasionally see them all around town or at parties
Although Jared is not the high scoring forward like Eric and Jordan, his style of play is what puts the high scorers on the board. His style is very different and he should not be compared to his brothers. Even Marc being a strong defensemen, Jared is by himself. I don't see him being less talented, just different.
Watched this guy live for a full season with the Edinburgh Capitals really nice guy by the way
Before you start feeling bad about Jared Staal and tell me: "oh he was picked 49th, that's not his fault..."
Here's a few players that have been picked AFTER Staal in the draft:
Derick Stepan
Travis Hamonic
Marco Scandella
Michael Stone
Zack Smith
Adam Henrique
Dale Weise
And a little someone called BRADEN HOLTBY
Let's also not forget that TJ Brodie and Gustav Nyquist was selected 111th and 114th respectively too
*mic drop*
*So? Every draft has NHL players in late picks. The later you go, the bigger the crapshoot it becomes. Datsyuk, Lundqvist, Zetterberg, etc. Majority will be misses. Kyle Beach was 11th overall and he didn't even make it to the NHL at all.*
Lol I though it wad Jordan Staal I was like wtf Is he talking about
i like hockey legend Kim Staal
Jared staal watching this 👁👄👁
On Jared’s debut NHL game he practically played with/against all of his siblings
2 of them have cups and the third went to the final. That's crazy imagine being their parents. id be so proud
I actually watched these three bros play in Carolina when I was younger. Dang....... now I've got an intimate relationship with an ODR video.
Ok I was just looking for a video about him yesterday and couldn't find anything. That was weird timing
So 3 out of the 4 brothers would at some point play for the hurricanes. That's a fun bit of trivia
very interesting
I knew they had a cousin that played d1 I think but didn’t know they had a 4th brother
I like jared Staal he was good at eliminating penalties And that helps any team have success
The problem with Jared's career is he plays a role that every team NEEDS to be a successful, and there's a lot more competition for those roles than the ones the other three brothers were able to carve out for themselves. Though I guess one could argue Jared was in the same position but was better able to sell Pittsburgh on his skills.
Could you imagine all 4 on the same team when they were all active in their prime? Three lines of grinding your ass purple.
The way he said "Okanagan" at 14:21 made me cringe so hard.
yeah he's BRIT-ish that's why.
Hey Odd Man.. why don't you do a video about the amount of hokey talent that comes out of the District of Thunder Bay ( REPRESENT! ) ?! I'm sure you'd be surprised.
I can’t believe how many Sutters there were, there were at least 4 at the same time in 1983-1984 same for the hunters, some were not related. But at least 2 were related
I'm convinced that you're ibxtoycat just for the nhl
Jared Staal played AAA MIDGET for the Thunderbay Kings of the Norther Lakes Hockey League, a Teir 1 AAA Midget League, not a JR. League.I would know, I played for the Sault Ste. Marie Indians in that same league.
ah yes, the best Staal brother :P
What about Jesse Staal? The one no one knows or ever talks about.
I feel bad for him, his three Brothers had successful careers while just couldn’t adopt to the big leagues
Players like him usually make great coaches.
Remember folks. Pavel Datsyuk wasn't drafted till the 6th round.
Being from the same hometown as the staals we never hear or really ever heard about jared
Who do you hear about the most? Saying that 3 of them are still in the nhl
They grew up playing together they left the next before Jared got the same chance to learn . That’s all that happend
I'm from Sudbury, fuck yea
Why not mention that his NHL debut against the Rangers would have been against the the 4th Staal brother Marc but unfortunately he was injured?
It's a brass bonanza!
So funny people are just finding out about him, he used to play in the ECHL in my city.
Well obviously you know him because he used to play in the ECHL in your city 🤦♂️
If you haven't already you definitely have to do the Griffin Reinhart story now.
*Who's that?*
@@AzNightmare Exactly lol
@@AscendedXSaiyan *Well what about Max Reinhart?*
@@AzNightmare Could even do him too.
Some of the most famous hockey families in the history of the NHL are:
-Sutter
-Staal
-Hughes
-Stastny
-Subban
-Nylander
-Tkachuk
-Reinhart
What’s interesting, is that there are families who had both brothers playing and now sons playing as well (Sutter and Stastny). Let me know if I missed any.
Koivu
Come on you didn’t mention the Sutter’s as brothers to play in the NHL 6 of 7 brothers in the 70’s and now 3 of there sons lol just thought maybe they deserve a mention
Look up Shawn pronger. Chris's brother
I feel like 3 shots on goal, 12 hits and 2 takeaways (without and giveaways) is really not that bad for 2 NHL games...
I would have been okay with giving him another shot tbh.
I remember when they called him up and I said to myself damn they’re desperate to sell tickets
The Gretzky brothers have outscored the Staals by like 1100 points.
Didn’t know there was a Jared
wE’Ve GoT dIvErSiTy!
I guessed Jared’s draft number lol
With 3 multi-millionaire brothers, he should be ok financially. Granted his brothers are generous
12 hits in 2 games isn’t terrible. There has been guys with far more promise that have done much less.
Gotta be rough for him. The youngest brother, all his brothers are successful NHLers and he's a total scrub.
You know what... I'm gonna get his name on a Canes jersey. No lie
I feel bad for Jared. Think about it:
Eric is the greatest Hurricane of all time. He has 1,000 points, and is a member of the Triple Gold Club.
Jordan played 1,000 NHL games and won a Cup. He's only 33, he's still got a few years left in him.
Marc also played 1,000 NHL games.
Jared played 2 games only because Jordan and Eric lobbyed for him to be called up and the games were meaningless.
Eric has a cup to
@@captiankirkgames4385 I said that. He's part of the triple gold club (players who have won WC gold, Olympic gold and the Stanley Cup)
Shows you how much of a privilege it is to be on an nhl roster.
14:22 Okanagan
Pronounced OH-Kan-OG-An
Kinda like “Coke Can Loggin’”
You pronounced it like it’s an Irish name “O’Kanagan”. It’s actually Native American. 😊
Considering it’s in Canada how can it be Native American? Maybe just indigenous