I already warned my fiancee I may develop a drinking problem.
Yeah and let's put this game into proper perspective here. They scored one goal in Game 3, none in Game 4, one straight up fluke goal tonight and one good one, game's over by the time we scored the third so whatever. I would hope that everyone is watching what we watched here and that everyone is drinking from the same kool-aid bucket. 8.5 million for one point, that's some kind of sick joke.
Some people want to complain about Byfield and talk about selling the whole team but I don't think the situation is quite that desperate. Obviously there are a lot of changes that need to be made, of course Dubois is probably the biggest of those necessary changes, but changing the coach and front office will solve many of these problems.
That roster of the 2022 team puts some of this into perspective, because frankly that team is much worse than this one on paper. I'm glad someone posted it. Of course the problem with our current roster on paper is that we have parts that don't mesh. There are some decisions that need to be made about the roles of our best players too. You can't have a 37 year old center a line with your two best offensive forwards on it, and simultaneously that line is also the shutdown line. That being said, a coach can fix some of these problems on their own without roster turnover. For the others, some of these guys will fit in really well on other teams and should have some value. I think if anyone's expecting that the Kings should quickly flog off their spare parts for the first good offer they get, that they're wrong. A good GM and good coach would be able to turn this roster over if the Kings hired good ones, but that's in question too