Kings Route Flyers, Fans Throw Batteries
Feb 25, 2024 11:07:05 GMT -5
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Post by LAKingsGM on Feb 25, 2024 11:07:05 GMT -5
Philadelphia, Pa. - The Los Angeles Kings, retooled from a mid season "fire sale", went into Wachovia Center Saturday night and slaughtered the Flyers 7-1 to win their 4th straight game and 6 out of their last last 10. The Kings have gotten points in all but one game of their last ten games and show 'signs of life' for the first time this year. "It's called a winning streak and it has happened before." said GM Nathan Kopsack. "But to come in here and brutalize the Flyers in such a way that makes you feel good, but kinda bad too." continued Kopsack. "It's rewarding." Kopsack finished with a smirk. "To see the fans throw batteries at their players was mildly arousing and brought a sense of nostalgia al la 1999. It's very Philly."Kopsack finished, "I'm surprised they didn't throw hoagies at Santa or punch a police horse." giggled Kopsack. But hastily added, "I'm just kidding. We shouldn't have that at sporting events. These cretinous humanoids don't know any better."
Kings young defensemen prospect Ville Heinola had 5 assists and was a catalyst all over the ice for the Kings. "It was a break out game for him, no doubt about it." said coach Rod Brind'Amour. "We know he has the talent. It's great to see his hard work paying off against such a good team."
The bottom six forwards combined for 6 of the goals and 12 points. Joey Anderson and Danton Heinen had 2 goals each for the Kings and the balance of the forward line up was apparent in the team's recent success.
This team isn't quitting. They'll fight all year. That's what the LA Kings stand for. With a balanced line up, anything is possible.
This is IP Freely for LA Kings hockey.
Kings young defensemen prospect Ville Heinola had 5 assists and was a catalyst all over the ice for the Kings. "It was a break out game for him, no doubt about it." said coach Rod Brind'Amour. "We know he has the talent. It's great to see his hard work paying off against such a good team."
The bottom six forwards combined for 6 of the goals and 12 points. Joey Anderson and Danton Heinen had 2 goals each for the Kings and the balance of the forward line up was apparent in the team's recent success.
This team isn't quitting. They'll fight all year. That's what the LA Kings stand for. With a balanced line up, anything is possible.
This is IP Freely for LA Kings hockey.
