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Nicky is our King! He doesn't let the quaffle in.
Garlick didn't have a great final season, he had a few moments of good play. But age was definitely showing.
RSL's need and situation have worked out well for both parties. Nicky has hit some terrific form.
His saves were definitely the highlights vs San Jose a few weeks ago...
'In 0-9 we surged late and were seeded at 8
still we blew by the Crew and we doused the Fire too
King Nicky's MVP cuz we downed the Galaxy
Once a champion friends ever champs we'll be'
He is an extremely talented keeper and it is great to have him on our side.
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