KingsCourt
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I don't see the problem here at all. That's a badass interview and I love his attitude.
You don't WANT a guy that is okay with it, I think he said everything perfectly really--he's pissed, he's thrilled for Kopi, I respect management's decision even if I don't like it, and our relationship is hurting for it, but my job is on the ice and my responsibility is to my teammates.
What's not to LOVE about this?
well in all fairness Brown hasnt looked good in 3+ seasons
I understand hes pissed off but hes not a victim here
Oh defintely, my bad I didn't mean to make Brown look like the vicitim by any means.
Expansion draft can't come soon enough
It's not Rob Blake bad but this didn't help the Kings at all. Brown has played like dog crap the last few seasons and he shouldn't be saying anything.
This guy needs to go ASAP.
Love this interview. This is exactly what you want to hear from Brown and he's not hiding it. He states clearly that he doesn't agree with the decision but he respects it, and all he can do is be a better player for his teammates. That's all you need to hear. Of course he's pissed. If he was ok with this decision, he'd be Patrick Marleau.
I lost some respect for Brown after today's conference. What is he thinking? You still wanted to be captain and are disappointed? Your captain days have sailed, just appreciate the minor role you will have going forward. After falling off the map like this, I am surprised he would even be comfortable being captain. If anything, he should have volunteered to pass the torch, instead of being forced to remove the C.
Seems fine to me. He didn't say anything outlandish or unprofessional.
Still think it's dumb to strip him of his C because his play suffered.
It could be argued Dean Lombardi has been the worst GM in the NHL since Martinez scored that cup clinching goal. Sutter hasn't been much better.
You know technically buying him out or trading him would be stripping him of the C too.
I lost some respect for Brown after today's conference. What is he thinking? You still wanted to be captain and are disappointed? Your captain days have sailed, just appreciate the minor role you will have going forward. After falling off the map like this, I am surprised he would even be comfortable being captain. If anything, he should have volunteered to pass the torch, instead of being forced to remove the C.
It's not Rob Blake bad but this didn't help the Kings at all. Brown has played like dog crap the last few seasons and he shouldn't be saying anything.
This guy needs to go ASAP.
Still think it's dumb to strip him of his C because his play suffered.
It could be argued Dean Lombardi has been the worst GM in the NHL since Martinez scored that cup clinching goal. Sutter hasn't been much better.
what would/could you have done different Mr Herby Bowman?
With regards to Brown or Dean Lombardi?
Would not have stripped Brown of his C. What does it accomplish?
For Lombardi, well basically everything since June 2014.
I mean speaking as a hypothetical GM. its really easy to say that Lombardi did a bad job in hindsight, but really, what would you do differently?
do you keep Richards? who is Voynov's replacement? the Sekera trade backfired due to him being hurt for the majority of the time so I cant totally fault Dean for trying that out. I probably wouldnt do the Lucic trade again but other than that, I dont see how you can sit there and say Lombardi has been the worst GM in the league since 2014...its quite hyperbolic. dont really understand why youre so upset about Brown being stripped of the C either. what other solution is there? leave him as captain while he sinks further and have Kopitar be the de facto leader? that would cause more problems in the room
If you ask Habs fans or Canucks fans, they employ the worst GMs in the NHL.
Rutherford wasn't looking so smart in Pittsburgh until Mike Sullivan fixed them.
As far as the last 2 years goes, I just don't know of a team that has lost more assets with literally nothing to show for it than the Kings.