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More Kings Interviews
by Paul From Cali on 09/04/10 at 10:03 AM ET
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Yesterday Paul (KK) posted a bit of an interview with Anze Kopitar with links to the rest of it on lakings.com. There were 2 other interviews that were related to Kings fans by Rich Hammond on his blog LA Kings Insider
First was an audio interview with former Kings forward and current TV color commentator Jim Fox as he appeared on XM Radio’s Power Play show. Here are 2 links:
There was also an interview with former Kings defenseman Jay Wells, who will appear next week at Kings Hockey Fest. I posted into on Hockey Fest yesterday. Here are those links:
I believe the Twitter Audio feeds are more “I Phone friendly”. I don’t own an I Phone so I’m not sure.
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