1. How difficult is it to announce and analyze games when the team is having a horrible season?
Jim Fox: The Kings have always asked us to "call it like we see it" (some franchises apply a different philosophy), so I approach each game/season the same way; try to get as much information as possible and work it into our telecasts. Whether the team is winning or losing, there is still a lot of information to be gathered and communicated. Being around a winning team is always more fun, that's for sure, but we still have a job to do when things are not going so well.
Daryl Evans: I don't think it is very difficult at all. There are games within the game and a lot of positive notes, individuals to build upon. Even when the team is having a sub par year, I think there are a lot of positive things, like young players coming up. The difficulty is none and it becomes a non-issue on the air because there are just so many things to talk about, whether it be your team or the other team.
Ten questions with Jim and Daryl (Inside the Kings) 
