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the vibes are not immaculate
- Jan 1, 2009
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Apparently McLellan doesn't think there have been any reins on Clarke.
“It’s a tough situation, in one game and out the next”
Well gee Todd I wonder who can fix that
Apparently McLellan doesn't think there have been any reins on Clarke.
Don't forget about Jack Sparkes.
Helenius a beast and he's nasty. Last night he was all over the Condors - throwing hits, yapping, pushing guys out of the crease after stoppages. Basically playing like no current Kings player since Lemieux.
Buchberger was a punching bag - but fight experts love him. Darren, who does the 4th line voice podcast, and is basically an expert in hockey fighters for the past 20 years, loves Buchy.
Make sure you get a video of it if you do pop off.I'm going to a hockey clinic hosted by the Kings this weekend up here in Mammoth. Going to be skating with Derek Armstrong, really looking forward to it.
But Luc will be there... loved him as a player but hate what he's done as an "executive", could be hard for me to keep my trap shut if I'm around him for too long.
I'm going to a hockey clinic hosted by the Kings this weekend up here in Mammoth. Going to be skating with Derek Armstrong, really looking forward to it.
But Luc will be there... loved him as a player but hate what he's done as an "executive", could be hard for me to keep my trap shut if I'm around him for too long.
Make sure to give a shoutout to @Raccoon Jesus alsoMake sure you get a video of it if you do pop off.
whats the reason the players dont want to go to the net, bust ass in the corners, play winning defense ? i have to look no further every game than the goal crease. im not surprized the boys arent busting thier asses. i wouldnt either. with those two guys in goal, we're headed nowhere. the skaters aren't stupid- they see this and know how this story ends. at every level of hockey.
I've played a couple games with Derek before and after Kings games a couple times, he's a hoot. No stop hilarious chirping.I'm going to a hockey clinic hosted by the Kings this weekend up here in Mammoth. Going to be skating with Derek Armstrong, really looking forward to it.
But Luc will be there... loved him as a player but hate what he's done as an "executive", could be hard for me to keep my trap shut if I'm around him for too long.
Can you hold up a few papers with different colors on them and ask him what color he sees? I want to know if he's color blind or not.But Luc will be there... loved him as a player but hate what he's done as an "executive", could be hard for me to keep my trap shut if I'm around him for too long.
Just switch out the name plate on back of your jersey to FIRETODD. Then you can keep your mouth shut and make a point at the same time.I'm going to a hockey clinic hosted by the Kings this weekend up here in Mammoth. Going to be skating with Derek Armstrong, really looking forward to it.
But Luc will be there... loved him as a player but hate what he's done as an "executive", could be hard for me to keep my trap shut if I'm around him for too long.
he is like a TV from the 60's - nothing but black & whiteCan you hold up a few papers with different colors on them and ask him what color he sees? I want to know if he's color blind or not.
Apparently McLellan doesn't think there have been any reins on Clarke.
I think the Kings are going to let Roy walk. It's the only way you get Clarke and Spence both out there.Can't see the tweet at work but last night's game was the first NHL game of Clarke's where it was like "Holy shit!" for the entire game to the point he was getting more ice time because he was just too good offensively.
When Makar played his first playoff game--which was his first NHL game--it was obvious that he was going to be a huge problem for the rest of the league for a long time. Got those vibes last night from Clarke when the puck was on his stick. It was awesome.
We've bemoaned the fact that too many of the Kings prospects don't take their opportunities and run with them. A lot of this is blamed on coaching but the player also needs to perform. If you only get ten minutes of ice, you need those ten minutes to be undeniable.I think the Kings are going to let Roy walk. It's the only way you get Clarke and Spence both out there.
I think they let him walk for nothing also. But they need to see if their cup aspirations are not realistic before the deadline and it would be wiser to move him. You can get a first rounder from a team like Toronto or maybe sign and trade to pry a center like Pinto, Middlestadt, Savoie etc. from a team that needs help on the right side.I think the Kings are going to let Roy walk. It's the only way you get Clarke and Spence both out there.
Gotta figure out how to get Clarke and Spence out there - either through trading Roy or sitting Englund.We've bemoaned the fact that too many of the Kings prospects don't take their opportunities and run with them. A lot of this is blamed on coaching but the player also needs to perform. If you only get ten minutes of ice, you need those ten minutes to be undeniable.
Durzi is the only guy that received an unexpected chance and made the best of it by playing him game. Flawed or not, he played the way he plays and it turned into massive minutes.
There is no way that Clarke doesn't know the contract status of the players blocking him--aside from Rob Blake--from being a regular. Clarke saw a chance to show the Kings what it would look like with him in the lineup instead of Roy and he nailed it. Looked like a completely different player compared to the majority of his NHL time so far.
Keeping Roy only to lose him to free agency and get nothing would be a huge mistake. Trade him to the Eastern Conference and continue to get Clarke and Spence minutes.
Very interesting thread from Rosen regarding PLD and the Kings. I'll summarize, but advise you to read it:
- PLD was brought in to provide center depth to help win in the playoffs (Rosen admits there's some spin to this)
- people outside the org didn't think PLD was a McLellan guy, but Rosen's not close enough to org now to get an internal pulse
- LA didn't want to fire McLellan after he signed a show me contract. Of course, things change, but he doesn't feel the org is there yet to change their mind
- feels it's critical for the Kings to get at least 6 points in the 4 games before the break.
If you mean generating some chances, but getting caught screening his own goalie on one goal and getting caught about 30 feet out of position on another goal as "nailing it", then yeah, he sure "nailed it". Kid has a lot to learn before you kick arguably the best defenseman on the team to the curb.We've bemoaned the fact that too many of the Kings prospects don't take their opportunities and run with them. A lot of this is blamed on coaching but the player also needs to perform. If you only get ten minutes of ice, you need those ten minutes to be undeniable.
Durzi is the only guy that received an unexpected chance and made the best of it by playing him game. Flawed or not, he played the way he plays and it turned into massive minutes.
There is no way that Clarke doesn't know the contract status of the players blocking him--aside from Rob Blake--from being a regular. Clarke saw a chance to show the Kings what it would look like with him in the lineup instead of Roy and he nailed it. Looked like a completely different player compared to the majority of his NHL time so far.
Keeping Roy only to lose him to free agency and get nothing would be a huge mistake. Trade him to the Eastern Conference and continue to get Clarke and Spence minutes.