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TRH Gameday 48 - Calgary Flames: Our Idiot Brothers

Found January 19, 2012 on The Royal Half:
PLAYERS: Mike Cammalleri,  Dustin Penner
TEAMS: Calgary Flames,  Los Angeles Kings,  Chicago Blackhawks

Game #48

LA Kings 
(23-15-9, 11th in NHL)
vs
Calgary Flames
(21-20-6, 21th in NHL)

7:30pm, Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA

BEST BROTHERS TO COACH EITHER TEAM:

BEST BROTHER TO WEAR BOTH COLORS:

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Hey, did you guys know that Darryl Sutter and Brent Sutter were brothers and coached against each other for the first time last Saturday?

    

Way to get Darryl's record with the Kings correct there, HNIC.

Hey, did you guys know that former LA King Mike Cammalleri got traded back to the Calgary Flames?

Hey, did you guys know that Dustin Penner likes pancakes?

So is Gene Principe the Carrot Top of Canada sideline reporters?

Hey, did you guys know that the boys at Kingscast are really, really funny?

I would have added "Boy, what a Stanley Cup parade, huh?"

Tonight is Darryl Sutter's 15th game as the Head Coach of the Los Angeles Kings. And this is why the fans are starting to love him. From Rich Hammond:

Sutter, known as a hard-nosed player during eight seasons as a forward for the Chicago Blackhawks, was asked about Hall’s accident and players going without helmets and came up with this gem…

SUTTER: “They can wear wigs and sunglasses. I don’t care, as long as they’re ready."

Obviously, Darryl Sutter doesn't know his LA Kings history.

 

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