Las Vegas, NV -- After a change of scenery for Bryan Danielson, he has finally given anger management a chance.


Danielson, showing why he has been angry by a piece of paper

The former North Star was traded back on September 7th, where he was traded to the Las Vegas Kings. Before that, we have seen a new "angry" side of Danielson, as he was arguing with fans, teammates, and his former boss JJ Krever. "Yeah, I was kinda forced to go to anger management by Riley [Raycroft]. I don't like it here, and I don't like Harold." said the Aberdeen, Washington native.

Danielson has since been an offensive commodity for Las Vegas, as he has scored 11 points in ten games. "Well, if I was playing on the first line, maybe I'd be scoring more". These numbers are quite good, as he is averaging just over 13 minutes per game.


Danielson has kept his composure, at times. Still, he has yet to return to his "Yes Man" self.

We spoke with Dr. James Earl Jones and he said Danielson is, "making great progress, but is still far away from returning to his old self". Danielson was recently seen arguing with former-Platoon member Taylor Nugent-Eberle, who has retired just 2 days ago. He has survived such vocal battles from players such as Chris R and Jon Maxfield. Although another argument is not old from Danielson, his directions and his threats are much worse than his old self.

"Look, this guy is lying to you guys at your face. Do I like a liar? No......No....NO....NO!...NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!"


Danielson, seen arguing with a fan before a live event

People have had mixed reviews of the new-look Danielson. Many people think that since he has been scoring well lately, "he'll stop having lackluster seasons" as quoted by Don Cherry. But, some people believe that with his attitude, he'll go down the wrong road, stop being a vegan...


Oh, wait. That's allready happened

...and start drinking booze. Some people are indifferent of the new-look Danielson. "I could care less. He could go back to being "YES" and wouldn't care, as long as he continues his scoring methods."

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I like vintage Bryan. Me and him were tight.