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Welcome back to the madness.
...and none of this has anything to do with the price of tea in China.
The Kings don't have three first-overall picks to trade or a new organization to transform into. We also have generations of failure beyond what the Nords had.
What do you seriously think is going to happen next year to make us any better? Or the year after that?
Glad to see you posting again Ges'. LGK really benefits from you.
O but don't you know the Avs are the "New Kings" and the Kings are the new Boston Bruins! :cheer:
Both you and your unique ability to cut through the bull***** and display what should have been obvious to us all were sorely missed.
Nicely put.:congrats:
Agreed. It has EVERYTHING to do with building a contender, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yog S'loth
True enough, though they do currently have several top-5 draft picks in the organ-eye-zation, which they've never had in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yog S'loth
A bummer, for sure, but completely irrelevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yog S'loth
The cap is going to go down, and teams are going to have to offload quality players for a less-than-equitable return to stay under the cap? Lombardi will continue to draft quality players, and make trades to make the team better?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yog S'loth
I seriously don't see how somebody can look at where the team and the pipeline were 2 years ago, and not see how much better things are today?
You're retirement lasted longer than mine - congrats.
One thing about the Colorado breakdown. Do you think they would have been the same had they KEPT Theodore instead of trading him for Roy?
I'll tell you this. If Theodore is in net vs the Kings, the Kings win the Stanley Cup that year.
Jocelyn Thibault was traded to Montreal in a package for Patrick Roy, not Jose Theodore.Quote:
Originally Posted by CBGB
Now that we're officailly eliminated, he's back for the "new" season.
