Thread: With a Recession Around The Corner, Where Does That Leave Your Los Angeles Kings?
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Old February 16th, 2008, 10:33 PM   #1
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Default With a Recession Around The Corner, Where Does That Leave Your Los Angeles Kings?
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Gas over 3 bucks looks like its here to stay

The economy sucks, housing is in shambles, the stock market is falling and despite your government putting a few bucks in your pocket this summer, it doesn't look to get better anytime soon.

Its been two straight seasons of (close to) last place hockey and next season may be a bit better, but the Kings are certainly not going to turn into the Red Wings overnight.

Hockey, and going to hockey games, is paid for by your EXTRA entertainment money.

We're all passionate fans and we certainly love to spend our entertainment dollars at Staples Center, but based on the direction of the economy, will you return next year? Will you cut your games in half? Maybe until the Kings are continuously making the playoffs?

Despite my bitching every season, I still love to get to the game early, spend a small fortune at the Fox Sports Bar and buy the latest jersey from some scrub who skated 1 or 2 games during the Dmitiri Khristich era, but if gas continues to climb and the jobs are paying less and less, I may just have to enjoy Bob Miller and Jim Fox a lot more than I would like.

Just curious as to where we stand here in Los Angeles.

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