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Enjoy a free replay of this week’s Mayor’s Minutes on NHL Network Radio, where John Hoven joined host Jim ‘Boomer’ Gordon to discuss all things Los Angeles.
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After bringing on several guests from Kings management and NHL roster, we now turn our attention to LA’s top prospect – joining us this time around is Gabe Vilardi.
Our most recent Prospect Rankings are here for your reference:
LA Kings 2020 Prospect Rankings: The Top Three Players
We should also share some background on one of the […]
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Enjoy a free replay of this week’s Mayor’s Minutes on NHL Network Radio, where John Hoven joined host Jim ‘Boomer’ Gordon to make predictions on all eight Playoff Qualification series. And for added fun, they put a confidence rating on each prediction.
They look at all eight playoff / play-in matchups:
Edmonton Oilers vs. Chicago Blackhawks
Nashville […]
Because we appreciate all the support from our listeners — both new and the longtime supporters — we’re back with another all new Kings of the Podcast. In this episode, we’re joined by former LA Kings executive Mike Futa. It’s one of the longest interviews we’ve ever done, so in the words of Bruce Buffer… […]
One of Dean Lombardi’s most impactful picks came in the form of Drew Doughty at second overall. Twelve years later, the Kings would benefit if the lottery provided the same courtesy. According to Tankathon, Los … [Read More...]
About MayorsManor StaffMayorsManor.com was founded by John Hoven and has been named Best Sports Blog in Los Angeles by LA Weekly and Hockey Blog of the Year by Yahoo Sports. Hoven and the staff provide comprehensive LA Kings coverage, from prospects in the pipeline through the NHL.
LA wouldve never bee chosen. Too much to do, too many places to go and catch the virus and be subjected to Greasy Gavin’s BS. Those 2 Canadian cities are perfect because compared to LA, it’s not a “hub” of activity.