Thank you, Brayden McNabb.
Congratulations on your back to back Stanley Cup victories, Pittsburgh Penguins.
And to the Nashville Predators, you had one hell of a season. So fun to watch. Thank you.
(don't worry, Emma did too)
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can we keep Chris Sutter though?
I second this.
Thank you Sutter and Lombardi.
LA Kings fan can ever thank you enough for what you did for our team and our city.
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The LA Kings have relieved Dean Lombardi and Darryl Sutter of their duties.
Rob Blake takes over as GM and Luc Robitaille named club president.
The LA Kings have relieved Dean Lombardi and Darryl Sutter of their duties.
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I filled out my 2014-2015 playoff bracket, guys!!
The Kings will win every single series regardless of the conference okay?
No, I’m not in denial. What are you talking about?
Goodnight and good bye.
Bob Miller signing off for the final time of his 44 year career as the LA Kings’ announcer
How did we get so lucky?
Quick + Bob + the game puck
Here’s to an amazing 44 year career! You’re irreplaceable, Bob!
Such a sentimental game today. Thank you, Bob.
Thank you, Bob. We'll miss you.
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As many of you have already heard, after 3,351 Kings broadcasts, Bob Miller, will only be calling two more games (the last two games of this season.) After, a decision that was highly recommended by his doctors, he will retire.
That being said, listening to Bob call LA Kings games has been a huge part of my childhood, my life. It was such an honor to grow up listening to a hall of fame broadcaster. No words can sum up how appreciative I am of him and all his calls.
Thank you, Bob. Thank you for being there for all the highs and the lows of Kings hockey. No one will ever take your place behind the mic..
Tonight, Bob will be calling his final game from Staples Center. (His last call will be tomorrow at Honda Center.)
On a related note, I'll be crying during his play by play.
Thank you, Bob.
"Finalizing our 2017-2018 Regular Seasons schedule without Amy break to accommodate the Olympic Winter Games."