Kings on Fiyah

[pete6835]

 

[davnlaguna]

Have not lost since the trade for Mitchell

Don’t give me he barely played in one game so far, and for four games he was in a hotel room in Detroit. 5 wins is 5 wins

 

[lasportzphan]

Hockey is such a "streaky" sport at times.

So, which Kings team that has made appearances this season is the real Kings team?

 

[pete6835]

Hockey is such a "streaky" sport at times.

So, which Kings team that has made appearances this season is the real Kings team?

So true. On the road against tough teams, hopefully is the team they are.
Home games in November were tough to watch.

 

[PuckinUgly57]

Home record is brutal, they are 6-5-and change. Have to be better than that at home, November was ugly as shit.

Update on Carter, returning in February. My guess was this month or January so it was a more serious injury than we thought. Hopefully they just keep playing like they have been and it'll be like getting a T6 forward back in a trade when he returns.

Anaheim has been hanging around even with the insane number of injuries they have had and bolstered their center depth with the acquisition of Henrique and Blandisi, when they get Getzlaf and Kesler back they will be tough.

Have to have strength down the middle to compete and they used one asset - defensive depth - to improve another. Kings need to keep playing as they have been and racking up points to separate themselves from everyone come the Trade Deadline and home stretch.

 

[Psych3man]

Anaheim has been hanging around even with the insane number of injuries they have had and bolstered their center depth with the acquisition of Henrique and Blandisi, when they get Getzlaf and Kesler back they will be tough.

Isn't Henrique the guy who got the 5-minute major for checking Scuderi into the boards, setting off a goal extravaganza that won the Kings their first Cup in '12?

 

[Fox4Kings]

Isn't Henrique the guy who got the 5-minute major for checking Scuderi into the boards, setting off a goal extravaganza that won the Kings their first Cup in '12?

No, it was former Shark Steve Bernier.

 

[PuckinUgly57]

Bernier was key to sealing the win for LA, as soon as that major went up and the Kings scored 3 (I think?) I knew it was over. NJ looked absolutely defeated and you it's downhill from there when Matt Greene and Trevor Lewis score in the same game.

=)~~

Henrique was a huge piece of that run for NJ however, he eliminated the Rangers in OT in the ECFs and then this shot of his turned out to be the GW goal in Game 4, preventing NJ from being swept by LA.

Nice play to kick it up to his stick, settle it down and rip a high glove shot to beat Quick all in one fluid motion.

 

[Psych3man]

Thank you, gentlemen

 

[PuckinUgly57]

They are playing some unreal hockey right now, keep it going.