lafan
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"To be honest I was super-frustrated," he told a media conference call. "It was really tough. They didn't give me a whole lot of feedback on why I wasn't playing either which was tough.
Maybe because we had better players?
Richardson was one of the more handsome Kings. A good golfer too...the ladies will miss him.
In all seriousness, guy would sit out and then come in and play feisty. Good for him.
Kinda took a shot on the way out...
http://bc.ctvnews.ca/canucks-add-forward-brad-richardson-defenceman-yannick-weber-1.1355780
I am never going to forgive him for this
Maybe because we had better players?
I don't know like the little shot he took, a bit childish, but I do kind of understand his frustration. I would be frustrated too if I had to watch from the press box while King, Clifford, Fraser and Nolan contributed very little to the team and kept playing, and in some cases moving up to higher lines.
I always liked Richardson as a 4th line energy player, and wish him luck with Canucks.
Maybe because we had better players?
Hindsight is 20/20, but it's hard to argue against a Stanley Cup and a WCF appearance in his first two seasons.
I thought Richardson was probably the best energy player on the team, next to maybe Nolan last year. He was pretty effective for a fourth liner, we just didn't have a spot for him, so I can understand his frustration. His production and performance was actually above average for a fourth liner given the number of games he was given. He's also shown up at pretty clutch times in the playoffs in the past.
No. Kings mismanaged their roster and let extra players float in and out of playing. DS and DL should have cut the extra fat and gone with 13 forwards and 8 defenseman. DLs playing the saviour role and trying to heal careers by taking on projects. This is a business and if you have to cut a guy and get someone better then you do it. Richardson is one of our best 4th liners. *was