He had a similar situation in Edmonton, too: an offense-heavy team with suspect defense and bad goaltending. He also had the best player in the game... and did nothing.That’s why I didn’t really trust Blake. Why on earth would you hire a coach with a record like that and one who got chased out of Edmonton.
Oh I know him but he has to finally see it. Right?hahahahaha you still don't know your GM eh?
You actually think you'll have a 1st rd pick by 2024??? lol
oh my
Arvidsson is out month to month. He’s not getting traded.After these 2 games. He better not! Unless he wants to be fired! Move Roy and Arvidsson for picks/prospects.
when he's healthy. If not let him walk in the offseasonArvidsson is out month to month. He’s not getting traded.
He already traded the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th round picks in next year's draft.After these 2 games. He better not! Unless he wants to be fired! Move Roy and Arvidsson for picks/prospects.
Oh I know him but he has to finally see it. Right?
Which means he cant move the 1st. Let alome 3 years in a row.He already traded the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th round picks in next year's draft.
you're going to have to move RV in his wheelchair... after another back surgery and IF he is playing by the deadline might get a 3rd for him with that injury historyAfter these 2 games. He better not! Unless he wants to be fired! Move Roy and Arvidsson for picks/prospects.
The problem is that the management think the Kings are Stanley Cup contenders. So there's a good chance Blake will trade the pick.Which means he cant move the 1st. Let alome 3 years in a row.
Uhhh, he absolutely can, and I surely would not bet against it if this level of goaltending is the normal.Which means he cant move the 1st. Let alome 3 years in a row.
Which means he cant move the 1st. Let alome 3 years in a row.
We can LTIR him the entire year like Tampa did, then VA returns the last game of the year.you're going to have to move RV in his wheelchair... after another back surgery and IF he is playing by the deadline might get a 3rd for him with that injury history