MynameisKing
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I think we found a new replacement for Greene. How about 6'5" 290 lbs J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans! Looks good!
So do you think LA would need to add?
Boston has no need to trade Lou.
The Boston roster needs a top Center, a true number one.
Not a depth D man in A-Mart , or an aged Veteran like J-Dub.
Boston has no need to trade Lou.
The Boston roster needs a top Center, a true number one.
Not a depth D man in A-Mart , or an aged Veteran like J-Dub.
Kaberle is playing in the Czech elite league this season and doing just fine, and I thought he looked good and quite mobile for a 35 year old. He can still pass the puck and connect tape to tape and isn't a slug on the ice like Regehr.
As a player playing outside of North America with the NHL season already underway he has to pass through Return Waivers first before he can officially land on the Kings roster.
I believe that's how Evgeni Nabokov ended up on the Islanders after he signed a contract to play with the Detroit Red Wings.
I think we found a new replacement for Greene. How about 6'5" 290 lbs J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans! Looks good!
Bad. Ass.
On a side not, anyone who records a video in portrait, especially on the iPhone 5, needs a solid pimp slap to the jaw. Why do people do this?
Kings system definitely HAS to change I don't care what anyone says. It's too much on players, it'd too risky. It takes a **** ton out of players.
And, Bruins play a similar system, look how Inconsistent they are, how they go hot and cold.
If the Kings want their core to last longer and be more consistent, they have to change it up. It's just ******** at this point that were so Inconsistent.
Is the point of the NHL season to rack up points in the regular season, or to rack up 16 wins when the playoffs start?
Also, people that think Kaberle would be an improvement over Muzzin, please.
Even if the Kings signed Kaberle i am pretty sure he would be subject to pass through waivers.
Depending on the contract it would be conceivable that he could get plucked by a rival team.
Yeah, this was pointed out elsewhere, don't remember if it was on this forum or by who--he's subject to the same waiver rule that saw Nabokov get signed by the Wings but got claimed by the Isles. It was nabokov, right?
So, odds are he's not a go.
Voynov is a stud.
I'm not saying to get rid of him, especially over that overblown comment, but the guy has been far from a stud this year and has been just awful.
Growing pains.