Originally Posted by Coach Marc Crawford, on Dustin Brown and the WIN:
"You have to make good shots to beat a goalie of Khabibulin's caliber, {Brown} made a great shot to beat him.
I think he’s making the natural progression players make from year to year, especially in the first four to five years, Now the big improvement I see in his game is
he’s trying new things offensively. Some of the moves he makes one on one, we didn’t see that before. He comes down with pressure on him last night, makes a great
in-tight move and puts it upstairs. That’s as nice a goal as you're going to see."
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Originally Posted by Coach Marc Crawford, on Cammalleri:
"It’s just frustrating for him because he wants to be able to go out and skate and shoot and do the things he normally does, but he can’t right now,
I’m sure it is improving, just not to the degree of quickness that he’d like to have. He’s out tomorrow. You’ll see him practice before you see him play."
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Originally Posted by Dustin Brown, of his winning goal:
"I just made a quick move, a power move to the net, I got in tight and tried to get it over him.
Our goal is to wear down other teams, The last two wins we came back in the third and wore on teams.
You look at my goals this year and a lot of them are within five feet of the crease, It’s just a matter of sticking around there and you’ll get rewarded type of thing. I’ve been getting a lot of goals off the rebound or bouncing off me."
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Originally Posted by Kyle Calder:
"It feels real good, It was a tough there for eight games and it's not what you want to go through, but the team stuck together." ''They had three days off, and sometimes that works the other way {in the more tired team's favor}, Tonight it did."
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Originally Posted by Mike Cammalleri, on his Injury:
"It's not going as good as I hoped, obviously, or I would have played this weekend, It's definitely not ready."
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Originally Posted by Video Post game Interviews {Brown & Crawford}:
Standings Updated Monday, December 31, 2007 12:57 AM PST
GP
Points
Streak
Other Key Western Conference/Pacific Division Games Today/Tonight Jan/1st/2008: Pittsburgh @ Buffalo - 10:00 AM (PT) - WINTER CLASSIC 2008 - OUTDOORS @ BUFFALO, NY.
Ottawa @ Washington - 1:00 PM (PT)
Tampa Bay @ Toronto - 4:30 PM (PT) Los Angeles @ Los Angeles - 7:30 PM (PT)
FOUR KINGS PROSPECTS PLAYING AT 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship Tournament
Three Los Angeles Kings prospects – goaltender Jonathan Bernier, defenseman Thomas Hickey
and forward Wayne Simmonds – were named to Team Canada, with 3 players selected for
Canada’s 22-man roster, the Kings have more prospects on the team than Any Other NHL club,
in addition, Los Angeles Kings prospect forward Oscar Moller will play for Team Sweden ... LAKings.com LINK : WJC LINK WJC NEWS :Bernier Stops 44 as Team Canada Wins 3-0 (12/26) : Oscar Moller scores on PP to beat Team Canada (12/29)
{Click above picture to vote for your Kings All-Star's} ALL-STAR VOTING UPDATE (AS OF DEC. 27th): Michael Cammalleri ranks fifth amongst forwards (11th overall) with 147,940 votes,
while Anze Kopitar is 16th with 59,035. Rob Blake is fourth amongst defensemen (9th overall) with 155,391 votes,
while Lubomir Visnovsky, with 48,296 votes, ranks 12th. VOTING ENDS JAN 2nd !
Well personally, 2007 sucked balls. Lets hope 2008 is better. Do the Kings win? Lets hope so.
2008 will be great! 4-2 Kings GOGO!
OT: I am currently watching the NHL network and they are showing a game between Boston and Montreal from April 20 1988, Where the Canadians are losing 4-1 thanks the Brian Hayward's awesome goaltending performance. So after Hayward gives up 4 goals he is going to be pulled but Roy didn't have is equipment ready so Hayward stays out for one more whistle and ends up being run by a Boston player charging the net and gets a forearm to the head and then hits the back of his head on the crossbar before crashing to the ground. Absolutely hilarious to watch
LW - Dustin Brown #23
• Scored two goals, including the game-winner at Chicago Saturday.
• Scored 4-1=5 over his last five games.
• His second goal at Chicago set a career-high with 18...also has 14 assists for 32 points in 38 games.
LW - Kyle Calder #19
• Scored a goal vs. Chicago on Saturday.
• Scored 1-2=3 vs. Chicago this season and 4-5=9 in seven games for his career.
• Played six seasons for Chicago, with two 20-goal campaigns.
LW - Ladislav Nagy #47
• Had two assists vs. Chicago on Saturday.
• Owns a four-game point streak (0-5=5).
• Scored his 300th point Dec. 22 at Nashville.
RW - Patrick Sharp #10
• Has points in four of his last five games (5-2=7).
•Tied for the NHL lead in game-winning goals with 5.
• Leads the NHL in shorthanded goals with 7 and shorthanded points with 9.
C - Jonathan Toews #19
•Had a goal vs. Kings on Saturday.
• Scored 2-2=4 in his only two career games vs. Los Angeles.
• Scored 15-17=32 in 35 games this season.
C - Jacob Dowell #49
• Scored a goal vs. Kings on Saturday.
• Goal was the second of the season and of his career.
• Was teammates with Kings prospect Joe Piskula at the University of Wisconsin.
OT: I am currently watching the NHL network and they are showing a game between Boston and Montreal from April 20 1988, Where the Canadians are losing 4-1 thanks the Brian Hayward's awesome goaltending performance. So after Hayward gives up 4 goals he is going to be pulled but Roy didn't have is equipment ready so Hayward stays out for one more whistle and ends up being run by a Boston player charging the net and gets a forearm to the head and then hits the back of his head on the crossbar before crashing to the ground. Absolutely hilarious to watch
Could that crossbar possibly be the explanation to why Gayward is the way he is?
As usual i'll keep talking to myself in the GDT...
Modry just hit Toews by accident! And he may have injured him, maybe he should fall on top of poeple more often?
As usual i'l keep talking to myself in the GDT...
Modry just hit Toews by accident! And he may have injured him, maybe he should fall on top of poeple more often?
i keep on reading
maybe we are the only one awake........... and we are from a different time zone ...........
...... VS. ...... 
Chicago BlackHawks
Los Angeles Kings
GO!
So after Hayward gives up 4 goals he is going to be pulled but Roy didn't have is equipment ready so Hayward stays out for one more whistle and ends up being run by a Boston player charging the net and gets a forearm to the head and then hits the back of his head on the crossbar before crashing to the ground. Absolutely hilarious to watch 
