To catch up on today’s news and notes, please check out my LAKings.com notebook, which you can find by clicking here.
Also, to get ready for tonight’s game, you can click below to check out a couple pictures I took this morning. First is a statue (and accompanying plaques) honoring coach Herb Brooks, that stands near the entrance to the arena. Next is from the arena concourse, which is ringed by jerseys from every high school team in Minnesota. Finally, a shot from inside the rink this morning…
Nice pictures Rich. That sure looks like a nice place to play a game. Lets get another “W” tonite!
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Rich, just want to thank you an compliment you on all of your great work. You definitely give the diehards and fans plenty to read about and gain a greater in depth knowledge and insight to the kings. I remember the years before you when reading an article or two on the website or the LA times was all I could have for my hockey fix. The interactive blog takes it even to the next level. Go kings go in MN!
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Hey, Rich. Do you take these with your phone or actual small camera?
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Just want to echo what ‘Kings X’ said. Fantastic work, Rich. We enjoy these photos more than you may know, gives us a feel and gets us ready to watch the game in Minnesota. As for ‘Keeper’s’ comment, I’m guessing Rich has an iPhone and just uploads them. Rich, do you have an iPhone? :]
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Cool pictures. Thanks as always rich. Keep the road photos coming.
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Do you believe in miracles? Greatest momment in the history of sports. Just reading it gives me goose bumps.:)
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Eddie olczyk just said the kings are one centerman behind kopi from being a perennial western conference contender
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Mucker Reply:
October 25th, 2010 at 5:56 pm
@Kings x, they’re gonna need more than that!
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Hey Richm, thanks for all the great work and reporting! I go to your site first for any Kings news. Go Kings!
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The walls of Pittsburgh’s new arena (which I visited over the summer just before it opened) also have high school hockey jerseys adorning the walls. Wish we could do that here….
Thanks, Rich, for all you do!!
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