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Best of 3 and best of 5.........
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

Best of 3 and best of 5.........

See my post #24 Lippsman...

 
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Before thier time Lippsman.......

Oh yeah.....guess I shouldn't even mention  
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Before thier time Lippsman.......




and I'd argue Kopitar .
 
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As a Kings fan, I know how good they have been and how bad at times. As for players, they have had a slew of good and great players.

Problem with the recent ownership has been thier lack of desire to field(ice) a winning team. They have traded thier assets before having to resign them.

I believe the ownership might have finally turned the corner and seen the light. I wrote them a long nasty letter last season and things have began looking up so far since then.

GO KINGS!!!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Skubishack:

As a Kings fan, I know how good they have been and how bad at times. As for players, they have had a slew of good and great players.

Problem with the recent ownership has been thier lack of desire to field(ice) a winning team. They have traded thier assets before having to resign them.

I believe the ownership might have finally turned the corner and seen the light. I wrote them a long nasty letter last season and things have began looking up so far since then.

GO KINGS!!!!



agree 100%
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

Oh yeah.....guess I shouldn't even mention
ROGIE VACHON
MARCEL DIONNE 
DAVE TAYLOR 
LUC ROBITAILLE
then......

 GO KINGS!!!!

 

 
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They are showing great promise this year.  In fact it started the last few months of last season.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasdennis:



agree 100%

 GO KINGS!!!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

They are showing great promise this year.  In fact it started the last few months of last season.

First time in years they did not liquidate thier assets during the offseason. The league is full of good Ex-Kings players.

 GO KINGS!!!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

They are showing great promise this year.  In fact it started the last few months of last season.


At least this year we don't have the brutal road schedule to end the year
 
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Ron Hextall is a bad-ass and hopefully he gets his ring with LA.

I had his Jersey before I moved from Philly.

The Kings have a great history and have great potential if they keep trying and don't get rid of players. I can only hold my breath in the off season and wait and watch.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasdennis:



At least this year we don't have the brutal road schedule to end the year

Yeah I remember that very well.......I was banking on that to seal my point total under for them I wagered on at the start of the season.  They won that last freaking game against the Sharks to lose the wager for me.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

Yeah I remember that very well.......I was banking on that to seal my point total under for them I wagered on at the start of the season.  They won that last freaking game against the Sharks to lose the wager for me.



Oh damn that hurts
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasdennis:



At least this year we don't have the brutal road schedule to end the year

They have been very good on the road this year. The pieces they have added have really paid off. A few more key players and the Cup finally goes to the Kings for the first time since thier 1967 expansion birth.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Skubishack:

They have been very good on the road this year. The pieces they have added have really paid off. A few more key players and the Cup finally goes to the Kings for the first time since thier 1967 expansion birth.



I know but last year that was bad to end year.Very ecited the way they have been playing
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

Yeah I remember that very well.......I was banking on that to seal my point total under for them I wagered on at the start of the season.  They won that last freaking game against the Sharks to lose the wager for me.

SJ threw away that game and then the post season shorthly after that...... again.

Blame the Sharks, not the Kings. Tough break, hopefully you took LA and over this season.

 
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You guys actually proved my point.  Why should a team in the 2nd largest market in the country have to wait almost 20 years for a legitimate superstar?  Shouldn't the Kings  have been able to draw someone of importance in the past couple decades?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CMJohnson1:

You guys actually proved my point.  Why should a team in the 2nd largest market in the country have to wait almost 20 years for a legitimate superstar?  Shouldn't the Kings  have been able to draw someone of importance in the past couple decades?


Not like they are the only team thats been saddled with bad ownership
 
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I belive you are looking for the Kings to make it to the conference semi's this year. That will be pretty much it.
 
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Kings also have this kid named Drew Doughty.  Have you heard of him?  After watching him in this tourney i'm not only convinced he'll be a perennial norris trophy candidate but may end up being one of the best defensemen of all time.  This kid does it all. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

I belive you are looking for the Kings to make it to the conference semi's this year. That will be pretty much it.



whos your opinion out of west?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasdennis:



I know but last year that was bad to end year.Very ecited the way they have been playing

They were shorthanded during the stretch and did not have the depth on offense needed to win. Now they are better on both offense and defense with the ability for the younger players to shine as well. They have a great thing going this season. They won't falter this time since they have become a deeper team.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by LeafsNeedD:

Kings also have this kid named Drew Doughty.  Have you heard of him?  After watching him in this tourney i'm not only convinced he'll be a perennial norris trophy candidate but may end up being one of the best defensemen of all time.  This kid does it all. 



Doughty is awesome as is Jack Johnson in my opinion
 
 
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Doughty and Johnson are very very solid defenders, and if they can lock up Quick and have him keep performing for a while they should put some pressure on the top teams in the West.  Just don't think they have enough firepower to win when it matters
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