Kings Article: Looking Back: Former LA Kings D Tim Watters

[FrozenRoyalty]

After taking a break during most of July, Frozen Royalty returns to action with a look back at some LA Kings history, this time with a feature story on former Kings defenseman Tim Watters, one of the team's unsung heroes during the Gretzky Era.

Watters spoke exclusively with Frozen Royalty for this story, which also features Jim Fox’s memories of Watters.

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Looking Back: Former LA Kings D Tim Watters

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[King'sPawn]

Nice read and great work. Thank you!

 

[DoktorJeep]

Lol, @tikkanen, it’s your boy.

Thanks for the read @FrozenRoyalty, enjoyed it a lot and perfect summer content.

I’m waiting for the next article about the Escort Service, featuring Charlie “The Other Teams Best Buddy” Huddy.

 

[Bandit]

Watters was a wizard at freezing the puck against the boards to get a whistle.

 

[Butch 19]

After taking a break during most of July, Frozen Royalty returns to action with a look back at some LA Kings history, this time with a feature story on former Kings defenseman Tim Watters, one of the team's unsung heroes during the Gretzky Era.

Watters spoke exclusively with Frozen Royalty for this story, which also features Jim Fox’s memories of Watters.

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Is the word "exclusively" really needed?

Did he have to turn others away?

 

[The Tikkanen]

Watters was a wizard at freezing the puck against the boards to get a whistle.

If he was a baseball player his nickname would have been The Human Rain Delay.

 

[Crunchrulz]

One of my favorite players of his era. When you look up the definition of "Team Player", there is a pretty fair chance the first thing you read will say "See Tim Watters".

 

[Herby]

Looking forward to the "Looking Back at Derek Forbort" article 25 years from now.

 

[Maynard]

Looking forward to the "Looking Back at Derek Forbort" article 25 years from now.

If he hires an editor between now and then I just might read it!

 

[The Tikkanen]

Looking forward to the "Looking Back at Derek Forbort" article 25 years from now.

Forbort needs to score 21 more goals to surpass the gifted Tim Watters.

 

[Yog S'loth]

My main memories of Tim Watters involve closing his hand on the puck in the crease.

Good times.