Kings coach says he needs more from Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar This time, the tough message wasn't aimed at struggling forward Dustin Penner. Instead, Kings Coach Darryl Sutter directed it at his star players, captain Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar, calling out the duo. "These guys talk too much about the team," Sutter said Monday after practice. They should talk more about themselves. What they bring to the table. If they were in any other environment, there'd be ... Sutter explained the rest of his thought. "In terms of the responsibility that they have, in terms of their production," he said, ..." Kopi and Brownie have been stale - from my standpoint - for a little while, together." Sutter has not been seeing much energy from Kopitar when he has the puck. Kopitar has three goals in his last 14 games, and Brown has scored once in that stretch. "It's not that [Kopitar] is playing poorly," Sutter said. If you didn't look at him as a high-end offensive player, he's playing well enough in the three zones. When he has the puck in the offensive zone, he's got to be a lot more determined, purpose player. He does a really good job of getting there with it and helping everybody else get there. But he has to do a better job when he has it there ... up until our trip, he was close to dominating in those areas. And then we went on the trip and it started to slip in his game. As for Brown, Sutter shouldered some of the responsibility, noting Brown had scored once after moving to left wing about a month ago. "He's a straight-line, up-and-down, go-to-the-net, shoot-the-puck, run-over-people player," Sutter said. So just break it down. If he's doing those four or five things, he's effective. If he's not doing all those things, he's not effective.