LaBarbera activated
and Quick sent down. Quick was 1-2 with a 3.86 goals-against average and .855 save percentage.
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quick played well for being a young rook and all. he's gonna make a solid backup to bernier someday.
As I am not the biggest believer in Jason Labarbera as a number one goaltender, I am skeptical of this changing the Kings fortunes, but I am happy that he's back because Quick and Aubin were pretty friggin' dreadful in his absence.
Why not try out Jeff Zatkoff. Heard he's been setiing CCHA records.
Future goaltending does look bright. That's for sure.
Here's hopin Quick can work his way back here in a couple years. Didn't play the greatest, but for somebody who started the year in Reading, he had his moments.