In this episode, John and Dennis discuss the current state of the Los Angeles Kings, focusing on player performances, frustrations with recent games, and the challenges of integrating new players into the lineup. They analyze the effectiveness of line combinations, the disappointing performance of Akil Thomas, and the significance of Trevor Lewis's upcoming 1000 games milestone. The conversation also delves into Vlad Gavrikov's contract situation and the potential of Jacob Moverare as a reliable NHL player.

In addition. the upcoming Four Nations tournament, goaltending dynamics, and the challenges ahead in their schedule are discussed. They emphasize the importance of roster decisions, the team's identity, and the need for improved offensive strategies.

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DB and The Mayor return to talk about the last 10 days for LAK.

• DB puts a cap on the World Series.
• Consistency is key for the Kings to succeed this season.
• The Tanner Jeannot suspension is discussed.
• The Kings are in a good position to make the playoffs despite challenges.
• Sammy Helenius was called up due to his physical play style fitting the team's needs.
• The Kings' defensive strategies are crucial for their success.
• Attendance at Kings games has been strong despite unusual start times.
• Nashville's struggles highlight the importance of team dynamics and rebuilding.
• Goaltending consistency is crucial for the Kings' success this season.

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The LAK seven game season-opening road trip provided twists, turns and concerns. The guys reflect on the good, bad and in-between -- you want new line combinations -- we got them -- you want Akil Thomas in the lineup -- that's discussed -- the defense pairings -- we weigh in on that, too.
Episode 210 leads up to an anticipated Opening Night against San Jose.

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