Brian Boyle has 5 goals.

Let me know when he gets to 5 hits.

Aaaand...?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by CBGB

He has FOUR, count 'em FOUR assists his entire career!!!
119 games, 4 assists.

Whoopee!

---

I think that's more assists than you have Fresh movies on Rotten Tomatoes.

Whoopee!

So what center do we trade to make room for him? Kopitar, Stoll, Handzus or Schenn?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Jim Jones

Tied with Brown. More than Kopitar, Stoll, Smyth, Zus, Simmer, and Poni...

Fire Al Murray, etc. etc.

---

Matters? Jeff Halpern has 4 or 5 goals. The bottom line is that the Kings are winning and he did not fit into the mix. If the Kings are winning and the players that you mentioned are not scoring, guess what is going to happen when they do?

Who's he playing with? Stepan? Christensen?

Boyle, Frolov, Cammalleri, Randy Jones et al can score 100 goals each per season for all I care. The most important stat to me is the W column that the Kings currently lead in. I'll take that any day.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by King'sPawn

Boyle, Frolov, Cammalleri, Randy Jones et al can score 100 goals each per season for all I care. The most important stat to me is the W column that the Kings currently lead in. I'll take that any day.

---

Amen. End of thread.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by G'aal

What he said.

It is pretty funny to look at the projected point totals for the full season and see 31G, 0A, 31 points next to Boyle's name.

---

I see what you did there. You used math.

It's not so much that Boyle turned out to be a bust that hurts, its seeing that the Kings passed on legitimate NHL All Stars in Corey Perry and Shea Weber for him. Even guys like Loui Eriksson or Patrice Bergeron would have been great and still paying off, and if Bergeron didn't receive that concussion from Randy Jones in '07, he's likely an all star as well.

It just shows how much the Kings liked him and thought he was going to be a great NHL player, just didn't work out that way. It happens, move on.