LAK 4 EDM 3 - Shorely you must be joking.

[KingCanadain1976]

Kempe will most likely be moved to Center. The Kings brass wants him playing there it seems.

I could be wrong but i think that was tried and hes already back on wing. Maybe one of the ontario fans could say for sure.

 

[damacles1156]

I could be wrong but i think that was tried and hes already back on wing. Maybe one of the ontario fans could say for sure.

He plays Left wing, and Center, who is in the lineup dictates it a little.

I watch pretty much every Ontario game live. It's not hard for me to travel California, I live here.

But it was hard for me to travel to Manchester and prospects in Euro. So the Move is saving me a ton of money and time.

Strothers also limits Kempe's defensive starts at Center, so that will be a process. Long term though, Kempe will probably be a Center for the Kings.

His skill set, and speed, make him perfect for Center.

 

[KingCanadain1976]

He plays Left wing, and Center, who is in the lineup dictates it a little.

I watch pretty much every Ontario game live. It's not hard for me to travel California, I live here.

But it was hard for me to travel to Manchester and prospects in Euro. So the Move is saving me a ton of money and time.

If he could move to center i would be happy with that. I admit i don't get to watch them games like u do i was reading gans( i believe) twitter and i thought he said they moved him back to wing already.

 

[Raccoon Jesus]

The tone of Rosen's blog seeks to justify Shore, which leads me to believe he's here to stay regardless.

"Nick Shore, whose contributions beyond the scoresheet can’t always be discerned during real-time, upstairs observation, doubled his point total and continued to serve as the among the Kings’ most effective forwards at denying opportunities. His 19.2 shots against per 60 minutes is the best shot suppression rate amongst all Kings forwards, and it’s because of his unsustainable 89.7 PDO that the team has scored only 0.87 G/60 while he’s on the ice (and why Shore himself has a minus-seven rating). His work along the boards and in battle-areas has been impressive and has been upheld ever since his standout game in St. Louis, and it’s only a matter of time before some of his secondary numbers float back towards the mean, given his covertly raised play."

 

[Winger23]

The tone of Rosen's blog seeks to justify Shore, which leads me to believe he's here to stay regardless.

"Nick Shore, whose contributions beyond the scoresheet can’t always be discerned during real-time, upstairs observation, doubled his point total and continued to serve as the among the Kings’ most effective forwards at denying opportunities. His 19.2 shots against per 60 minutes is the best shot suppression rate amongst all Kings forwards, and it’s because of his unsustainable 89.7 PDO that the team has scored only 0.87 G/60 while he’s on the ice (and why Shore himself has a minus-seven rating). His work along the boards and in battle-areas has been impressive and has been upheld ever since his standout game in St. Louis, and it’s only a matter of time before some of his secondary numbers float back towards the mean, given his covertly raised play."

Matter of time...where have we heard this before? How long? 10 games, 50 games or even next year?

He's got until king gets back in my opinion.

 

[bob77]

The tone of Rosen's blog seeks to justify Shore, which leads me to believe he's here to stay regardless.

"Nick Shore, whose contributions beyond the scoresheet can’t always be discerned during real-time, upstairs observation, doubled his point total and continued to serve as the among the Kings’ most effective forwards at denying opportunities. His 19.2 shots against per 60 minutes is the best shot suppression rate amongst all Kings forwards, and it’s because of his unsustainable 89.7 PDO that the team has scored only 0.87 G/60 while he’s on the ice (and why Shore himself has a minus-seven rating). His work along the boards and in battle-areas has been impressive and has been upheld ever since his standout game in St. Louis, and it’s only a matter of time before some of his secondary numbers float back towards the mean, given his covertly raised play."

No doubt! But DS loves him as well. Believes he is versatile. If Carter or Kopitar were to get hurt, he'd move right up.

 

[Mike Carr]

You are in total agreement with my fianceé. She hates that I am paying this amount but I've been a Kings nut just about my entire life (they were not even in existence until I was 9). And these are my dream seats.

Of course, I couldn't afford these tickets if I didn't have a great job that pays me well. If I lose the job, the seats go. (That would be a dark, dark day in my life.) I can handle the $11 grand each season...obviously, I doubt I could say that prior to 2010. Wouldn't even have thought of season tickets prior to this job, really.

thanks guys for the information - these costs are so high compared to watching something in NZ - Biggest thing here would be like an all-blacks test and would cost less than a regular season Kings game. I am originally British and I thought Premier league soccer was now expensive, but I am amazed at these costs. Must be some unhappy people when the team plays bad and say lose 3-0 !!!