On being comfortable with Brad Richardson stepping in:
“Yeah, played with Richie a lot so I kind of know how he is. Gonna miss Stolly out there, but Richie’s kind of a prick to play against. Great on the forecheck, has a lot of speed, and makes plays. So we just gotta stick to what we were [...]
Game 2 morning skate: Lewis – ‘Richie’s kind of a prick to play against’
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Game 2 morning skate – Brad Richardson on salads, Stoll and Sutter
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On if he’ll be getting a nap in before the game:
“Yeah, I usually do. Try to get like an hour, so I’m sure I will today.”
On what he has for pre-game lunch and if it is the same every day:
“Not every day no. On game day I do sweet potato, carrots, rice pasta spirals with [...]
What’s left to accomplish? Sutter and the Kings players weigh in
April 26, 2013 By
There’s only one game remaining in the regular season and many different things could still be left to accomplish for the Kings. Is it important to secure home-ice for the first round of the playoffs? Does Anze Kopitar need a goal? Do they want to work on the power play? Penalty Kill? Do a few [...]
What will Sutter say? Talks acquisition of Regehr, D-pairs, more
April 3, 2013 By
Following the Kings practice this afternoon at TSC, here’s what coach Darryl Sutter had to share…
- On what new defenseman Robyn Regehr brings to the Kings: “Experience, good guy in back, fills our left side. Work him in.”
- On Regehr’s off-ice intangibles: “Well, I think he’s played a long time and he has a pretty [...]
It’s time to out Brad Richardson
February 4, 2013 By
Today, Kings’ forward Brad Richardson turned 28 years old.
So, it seems like as good of a day as any to out him once and for all.
Seriously, at his age, he should know better.
Truth be told, Richardson is a front-runner.
And for a guy who fashions himself as the second-best dressed player on the team – behind [...]
MayorsManor First Goal Contest: Game 3 – Kings at Oilers
January 24, 2013 By
In the two games played so far this season the Kings have notched three goals total – all from players who don’t normally register too high up on the scoring charts. For example, their totals from last year show just eight goals…combined.
Still, Kyle Clifford, Jordan Nolan and Rob Scuderi remain as the only LA players [...]
Pressure doesn’t seem to be mounting for Brad Richardson
January 18, 2013 By
Size or speed? That could be the decision the Kings are soon faced with.
Final rosters are due to the NHL offices later this afternoon, but they look to be OK for now. Yesterday the Kings sent Tyler Toffoli back to Manchester and placed Andrew Bodnarchuk on waivers, all but making official that this is the [...]
Anthony Stewart – making friends and taking names
January 15, 2013 By
Usually when you move across country it takes a little while to make new friends. In the case of Anthony Stewart, things may come pretty quickly.
“I’m familiar with a bunch of the guys here,” said the Kings’ newest forward, acquired Sunday in a trade with Carolina for Kevin Westgarth and two late-round draft picks. “I [...]
MayorsManor Live Radio with LA Kings dman Matt Greene
December 12, 2012 By
When the NHL lockout finally ends and the players return to action, Kings defenseman Matt Greene will need just 39 games to reach 500 games played. That’s quite the milestone, even for a former second round draft pick.
On today’s show we’ll look back at some of the things that have gone into those 461 games [...]
Brad Richardson on if he’s a prick to play against
On his feelings about playing last night:
“I felt a little rough at the start. Haven’t played in awhile so I didn’t feel great, but i thought my legs came under me as I got going. I don’t think it was nerves, more excitement.”
On San Jose’s overall play and physicality:
“We’ve played them a lot. We played [...]