I have probably just covered more miles in my van in the last week, than I did covering the Kings last season. I arrived back in one piece. A seven day road trip with the guys is tiring. I'm not getting any younger that's for sure.
Caught a lot of fish and ate a lot of fish. But it's back to work. I want to thank Kyle for filling in for me last week.
I didn't win best sports blog of the year. re-calculate the votes !! Something is wrong here.
Well it's countdown to camp. The Kings made a…
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The picture is of the great Rocket Richard enjoying the only passion he treasured more than hockey - fishing.
Well, Joe Sports is away for about a week on a fishing trip. No computers and no cell phones. He asked me to keep you up to date on the off season signings by the Riverkings.
So, no Offside Thursday this week.
The Kings signed veteran forward Anthony Battaglia. Battaglia played with the Amarillo Gorillas of the CHL, but also has played in the ECHL, AHL, IHL, and in Europe. I'll let Joe comment on this one.
The Kings also signed…
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Thursday, August 19 2010 14:56
Offside Thursday/It could be a long painful season for Kings fans
Written by Joe Sports
I'm not too impressed with the signings we've had so far this off season. We are within two and a half months of some Kings hockey action. I am just not impressed with anything that Kaminski has done so far.
The coach is getting out coached by other teams and the season hasn't even started. I mean, any random fan could put together a team like he's putting together and coach it. It just won't be a winning team. That's why a fan could coach it.
We had a couple of more signings this week, Kaminski signed defenseman Milan Maslonka.…
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A couple of tranactions for the Kings in the past week. The RiverKings signed rookie forward Ryan Kretzer for the 2010-11 season. Kretzer is the seventh forward signed. A famous quote from Kaminski, which we've heard may times before( "Ryan is small in stature, but plays with grit, heart and passion." ) The kid is suppose to be a speedster, the only thing I worry about is his size 5-foot-7, 170 pounds, but that's what traning camps are for.
Well, I did not get my wish. The Kings have signed another netminder, his name is Kyle McNulty. He becomes the…
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