Sydor25
LA Kings
Agreed, like that rule. However, I don't really like the rule on using your hand in a faceoff.
The "Stoll" rule. I like it, the kings finally have a player that forced the NHL to make a rule against it.
Agreed, like that rule. However, I don't really like the rule on using your hand in a faceoff.
One of the Sharks bloggers said the Kings are staying in a hotel in LA. Hey...if it works, it works.
Where are you all watching Sutter?
Hammond's replacement doesn't do a great job with that kind of thing.
The "Stoll" rule. I like it, the kings finally have a player that forced the NHL to make a rule against it.
Where are you all watching Sutter?
Hammond's replacement doesn't do a great job with that kind of thing.
One of the Sharks bloggers said the Kings are staying in a hotel in LA. Hey...if it works, it works.
Paging kingsfan28!I would like a replay when Kopi got back on the ice. Please?
Assume it was on prime ticket and kings live post game. I'm currently watching it on my dvr and haven't gotten to it yet.
Took a puck to the side of his face.
Moriarty to Lewis: What did you SEE!!!!!
Yep. Prime Ticket.
Rewatching the last bit of the game, a couple things stand out.
First, that power play was all about Sutter's bench management. There was a TV timeout, and he put Kopitar out with Penner and Toffoli, for a draw in the San Jose zone. That shift generated the first penalty. He put exactly the right guys out there, guys who had been hungry all game.
Second, for the delay of game penalty, the very first replay they show, if you watch it quickly, you can see Vlasic flick the puck up and it travels right along Carter's sleeve. It looked like it grazed it, but didn't change direction. A close call, but the announcer said something like "the official in the neutral zone (Brad Watson?) motioned immediately for the penalty box," indicating that he at least thought he had a good look at it. Then the other officials confer, and they agree it's a penalty.
Third, for the first power play goal, the five-on-three, it was all about Richards. He manufactured that goal. The Kings moved it around the point a little bit, tried to get some shots but really didn't make much progress. Then Doughty got the puck over to Richards at the left circle, Carter and Brown were in front, and Richards had a bit of room. He had nothing to shoot at but Niemi's bulk, and he just put it right into Niemi, looking to generate exactly the rebound and scramble that he did. It was a pure veteran play, a Mike Richards play.
And fourth, the goal by Lewis was all about Toffoli's hunger. He's got a nose for the net and a spring in his step, and he showed that all night. Every time he gets the puck, he just goes for it. I'm thrilled we have this kid on the team.
Robbery? Heck, the Kings are still wanted in the state of Missouri for that.Boys, that was unreal but remember that we were also down 2-0 last series. I know the Kings have a bunch of veterans but the series is FAR from over. It should be 1-1 right now, that was robbery!
Lol at Vic the Brick being Sutter's straight man.
First rate.
Just prior to Doughty's PP goal from Richardson, I said to the wife, "WTF? Why is THIS line out on the PP. Sutter is a madman."
Doughty scores.
"Maybe he's a madman," my wife said, "but he knows a lot more about hockey than you do."
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3-2 sharks. Good night all.