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About This Page: This is a discussion on LA Kings Talk within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. I noticed an improvement in the second half of the season and wanted to see what this could mean for next season. Usually Kings start off running and fail in
I noticed an improvement in the second half of the season and wanted to see what this could mean for next season. Usually Kings start off running and fail in the stretch. This year is different, we are improving...So I took a small sample of the last 27 games (basically every game after Christmas) and compared that sample size to playoff teams in the west.
Kings record is 14-11-2 in the last 27
thats 30 out of the possible 54 points. Not too bad.
Now this is where my little analysis may be flawed, I did not include OTL for both LA's stats and the current Playoff teams.
Just basing on Games played, Wins and Loses This is how it looks for LA in that sample size
.518
Now looking
6th 7th and 8th seed in the west:
6.Calgary .515
7.Vancouver .516
8.Nashville .4923
So based on that info, if LA started the season like that have been playing as of late, they would theoretically be in the playoff race.
The reason I posted this is because a) I can't sleep and I'm board and b) We just need a little patience for the team to gel and kick ass
GO KINGS!!!!
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Again its all going to depend on who's going to play defense next season. There are only 3 bonifide NHL defensemen with contracts going into next sesason. On the bright side, the Kings are ranked 30th in goals allowed per game so I guess there really IS only one way to go there.
Defence is the key - but for me it begins with goaltending. Labs is a sub-par starter so if LA signs Huet then my first need is met. So that means, of course, that they won't.
Overall we can put up enough offense to win, defense is our weakness.