Jared Shafran
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520 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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And if you add more teams, now you're gonna have more teams that are still saying it's a failure if they don't make the playoffs 'cause everyone has the same goal of winning the one Stanley Cup.
And I've seen, you know, I've just my opinion, but I feel like some coaches, some staff have
you know, falling uh taking the fall for a lack of success, but not everyone can have success at the same time.
So at least getting some more playoff teams if they were to expand.
you know, would hopefully allow people to understand, like maybe, you know, to consider a different level of what success is anyway.
End rant on that, but uh interesting thing to uh to consider in the future.
Uh, we'll move forward to uh a question from LA Kings enjoyer who asks, considering the recent talk of Kempe and Laffey playing center, do you think that is still the case post free agency where the Kings added some centers to the mix, but certainly not any surefire top six centers?
I'm always a proponent of depth being really p important when you construct a roster.
And, you know, especially with some guys who are older, as we've discussed, you know, if somebody goes down,
It's nice to have some some extra depth there at center, specifically where the Kings didn't have it last year, where, you know, if someone does get hurt, somebody else is able to fill in in in one of those roles.
So I think that's really nice.
I mean, we saw last year when the Kings had some injuries, Joel Armia was able to to be that depth guy.
He was signed last year.
And that was such a big key for the Kings.
When he was healthy and able to fill in some of those roles, I think he really provided a big boost.
I think some of these guys
will also kind of be additional depth pieces that could play up in the lineup if necessary.
But on opening night, if everyone's healthy,
I I agree with you that, you know, maybe best to h to keep them on the the bottom six and keep your top six forwards up there regardless of of position.
Next question comes from Dave Gole, who asks, What are the plans to address this obvious weak point uh on the team?
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