He was looking like a bust for a time (he was the favorite whipping boy of a very vocal poster on an old Kings message board) and the Kings tried to convert him to a d-man at one point. Believe he played as such during a season or two in college. Converted him back, didn't play poorly during his relatively brief stint with the Kings, then got dealt.Why did I think he was a defenseman?
And is this the guy that had cancer and beat it? If so I'll take that karma..
Welcome! We’re happy to have you aboard.I remember coming to Nashville a few years ago, thinking what a great city it'd be to live in. Was shocked by how gorgeous it was in every season.
Then I went to a hockey game there. Quickly looking for ear plugs, airplane quality
Two years ago, I cheered for you guys.
Last year, I cheered for you guys too.
This year, I send you all the joo-joo, good vibes, mojo, oooopmph an old hag can give you and, I bought this
(Sorry, New Jersey, but Boyle is gone and my allegiance follows the name on the back, not the emblem on the front)
Smh at the main board folks saying this is a "steep" price...
Main boards have no concept of the value of players and picks. HF used to be a really great place for intelligent hockey talk, now it's this... but it's not like there are better options.
With general hockey knowledge built around only ever a single team and playing the current versions of EA Sports NHL series.It's because the average poster has to be 17 year's old
A bit late, but you guys are going to love this guy. Huge class act who is physical and can hold his own. Seeing him moved there makes me root for you guys cup wise. This man deserves the cup, as does the team of course.
What are the odds of him being resigned? Tempted to pick up his jersey
Boyle is by no means fast, but some of you are going to be surprised.
Everyone still worried about his speed after watching a game now? He's going to do just fine here.
Memo to Peter Laviolette: Brian Boyle is (obviously) not a 2nd-line player
He may as well try to use a stapler as a screwdriver.
Actually, if you open the hinge up on the stapler, turn the bottom plank on its side, it works perfectly well as a flat-head screw driver; one could also use the front "teeth" of the staple dispenser as a flat head screwdriver too.He may as well try to use a stapler as a screwdriver.
He was a 2nd liner on paper but I'm guessing in the more frequent situations where McLeod sits and Grimaldi plays, Boyle will have a more defined bottom six role.Memo to Peter Laviolette: Brian Boyle is (obviously) not a 2nd-line player
He may as well try to use a stapler as a screwdriver.
Actually, if you open the hinge up on the stapler, turn the bottom plank on its side, it works perfectly well as a flat-head screw driver; one could also use the front "teeth" of the staple dispenser as a flat head screwdriver too.
@Mortiest Morty 14:00 TOI, -1
? 4th lowest ToI among forwards, and that only because he took Smith's PP time last night. Lavy's going to tinker a bit til Turris is fully up to speed.Memo to Peter Laviolette: Brian Boyle is (obviously) not a 2nd-line player
He may as well try to use a stapler as a screwdriver.