Lines
Here's how it looks to me. Hard to tell because there's so much power-play time
Brown-Kopitar-Cammalleri
Calder-Armstrong-Frolov
Nagy-Handzus-Zeiler
O'Sullivan-Murray-Ivanans
First PP unit: Blake-Visnovsky-Cammalleri-Kopitar-Frolov
O'Sullivan and Zeiler might be flipped there, I'm not certain.
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Yeah Zeiler and O'Sullivan are flipped.
That's real smart Crawford.
Skate Nagy-Handzus-O'Sullivan during the entire preseason, and when the line starts producing and forms chemistry, you sick O'Sullivan on the 4th line with IVanans.
Any more brilliant moves.
No wonder most analysts have the Kings finishing 13th.
With a coach like that, Huh.