GM breakfast
I expect to have a full report from the ``breakfast'' with Lombardi and Murray a bit later...
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Rich Hammond has covered the Kings, on a full-time or part-time basis, since the 2000-01 season. He was the beat writer for the entire John Torchetti era and has witnessed Bob Miller singing country music in a Nashville honky-tonk bar. A native of Los Angeles, Rich has worked at the Daily News since 1999 and also serves as the paper's deputy sports editor. E-mail Rich at rich.hammond@dailynews.com.
Jill Painter joined the Daily News in 2000 and during the last eight years she's covered the Dodgers, Cal State Northridge, UCLA, Kings, golf and everything in between. Even though she's from Colorado, she still freezes in the Staples Center press box but always manages to thaw her fingers in time to make deadline. E-mail Jill at jill.painter@dailynews.com.
While there is a lower class I am in it.
While there is a criminal element I am of it.
While there is a soul in prison I am not free.
- Eugene Victor Debs
"Hollywood is a very cynical place. It's pretty tough."
- Big Phil Anschutz
Thanks for looking out for the poor people! You Rock Rich!!!
Go get 'em Rich.
What a great session. I really enjoyed listening to the panel. One thing that was most apparent to me was the intense passion that Dean, Terry and Ron have for this organization.
And, the genuine optimism they collectively express in building the Kings franchise the right way.
GO KINGS GO! "P=P=P"
Winning isn't a matter of life or death....It's something a little more important....
- Vince Lombardi
Thx Rich!
Well I guess life comes down to two things...get busy livin or get busy dying.........
All this "Lombardi On..." business made me think of Michel de Montaigne "On Cannibals." Ahh, university days...
- "Kings and philosophers shit, and so do ladies."
- "I enter into discussion and argument with great freedom and ease, inasmuch as opinion finds me in a bad soil to penetrate and take deep root in. No propositions astonish me, no belief offends me, whatever contrast it offers to my own. There is no fancy so frivolous and so extravagant that it does not seem to me quite suitable to the production of the human mind."