| Pucknut50 |
02-06-2012 06:51 PM |
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Originally Posted by 1971kingsfan
(Post 43695431)
The offense?
Are the kings taught to shoot the puck every time they touch the top of one of the face off circles? I counted 8 shots in a row from that spot last game. It is a very low scoring percentage area. Why is it so hard to get to the center of the ice and shoot from a high % scoring area? (Kopitars goal)
The cycle they play is just painful to watch. First they don't have the big bodies to wear out the other team. Second no one cuts to the net during the cycle. The 2 defense-men instead of cutting to the net both stay up high and wait for a turnover so they can be in defensive position. This allows the defensive team to commit all 5 players against our 3.
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First off I have been a Kings fan since 1971 too. Widing, Cowboy Flett, Berry, Marotte, Butch, Pully, Lemieux, Lonsberry, Backstrom, Potvin, Howell, Barrie, Jet Joyal, Bernier, Curtis, Hoganson, Vachon, Edwards, and others I can't remember at the moment. Such great memories.
Your right regarding the the Kings they are painful to watch. I have watched pretty much every televised game since 1971 also went to many games in the 70's, 80's, and 90's. But with most games on TV don't go to many any longer. This year is the worst offensive team I have ever seen even the crappy teams in past were more entertaining than this drivel. Will always love this team and hope somehow we turn it around. I tell my wife we need a savior someone who sparks this team - I don't think it will be a skill player but someone who just goes balls to the walls every shift. I'm thinking Nolan he seems to have a chip on his shoulder and looks like a player opponents would hate. We need emotion and players like Nolan bring it out.
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