If Quick gets injured, we have to pray Cal returns to form.
If Cal gets injured or doesn't return to form, we're reliant on a soon to be 37 year old Quick and Pheonix Copley.
Behind them, they gave up Parik and have the suckfest of Villalta in the A and Ingham and Hrenak in the ECHL, none of which re legit NHL options at this point.
So, our season comes down to a prayer circle for 37 year old Quick to have a great swan song, a return to form or step forward for Petersen, or that a guy with 2 NHL games and a .878 this decade can step in, or that one of the B/C prospects somehow goes nuclear.
Surely you can agree this is less than ideal at best with no sure things to start the year and far fewer sure things behind them.
You don't need a bunch of NHL caliber goalies, but ideally you have a surefire starter and backup and a bluechip prospect/veteran journeyman to step in, especially if you're a playoff team. Right now, the Kings have absolutely jack shit in the minors...at least for a team with playoff aspirations.
Imagine entering the playoffs with Petersen/Copley/Villalta. Eager to see the spin on that.