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And those of you who compared him to Paul LaDue can sit in the corner and think about what you did.
Yeah but they’re not The Piece. Scuderi retired a long time ago.Re-sign Gavrikov, Jeannot, and Kuzmenko.
These guys are good pieces.
These GDTs would be a lot more interesting if y'all stopped sounding like a bunch of 14 year old girls doing their best Aubrey Plaza impressions.Not like the bar is high.
Not sitting back and playing defensive, rolling all 4 lines, and letting the youth play with skill was bound to create offense. Completely opposite of the 1-3-1 and 11/7 lineup of slow, boring playAll this offense feels...weird.
Kuzmenko plays the exact same style of game as Williams. Same plays made from the same spots on the ice. His goal tonight was the prototypical Williams snipe. Obviously Williams is a legendary competitor, that's not the comparison- but look at where he goes. He is opening up areas of the ice that compliment Kopitar's style so well.Kuzmenko really was exactly what the Kings needed, the teams biggest weakness by far was at 1LW and it's been fixed. Kopitar and Kempe are good enough defensively where you can have someone who sucks defensively as the third guy, it's not the end of the world.
Kopitar's play has done a 180 for sure since the trade, but Kempe wasn't exactly killing it either offensively (6 points in 15 games leading up to the trade), now has 3+8 in not even 9 full games with Kuzmenko.
This is looking like it could be a really nice find for Blake, a classic Dave Taylor dumpster-dive that might actually work.