Episode 31: An Ice Time to Kill

An episode of the The Bannermen: LA Kings Podcast podcast, hosted by The Bannermen, titled "Episode 31: An Ice Time to Kill" was published on November 29, 2018 and runs 66 minutes.

November 29, 2018 ·66m · The Bannermen: LA Kings Podcast

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The #LAKings have won two in a row, so you’d think we’d be in a good mood. NOT so fast! The Bannermen are the bitter men on Episode 31, because of a few oddities going on in the world of #GoKingsGo. Willie Desjardins has drawn our ire as we question just what the he’s doing and why the he’s doing it. The whole thing stinks, I tell ya, stinks! We do however take a few moments to gush about Cal Peterson and entertain a thought that would be blasphemous a few short months ago… Might it be time to think about trading Jonny Goalie?!?!

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The #LAKings have won two in a row, so you’d think we’d be in a good mood. NOT so fast! The Bannermen are the bitter men on Episode 31, because of a few oddities going on in the world of #GoKingsGo. Willie Desjardins has drawn our ire as we question just what the he’s doing and why the he’s doing it. The whole thing stinks, I tell ya, stinks! We do however take a few moments to gush about Cal Peterson and entertain a thought that would be blasphemous a few short months ago… Might it be time to think about trading Jonny Goalie?!?!

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