In 2010 and 2011 we wrote several articles noting the parallel path the Kings and Dodgers were traveling. Both teams were being run by General Managers with ties to the Bay Area and were building from within, waiting to add a few key pieces from the outside when the time was right.
A race for who [...]
It’s time to out Brad Richardson
February 4, 2013 By
Today, Kings’ forward Brad Richardson turned 28 years old.
So, it seems like as good of a day as any to out him once and for all.
Seriously, at his age, he should know better.
Truth be told, Richardson is a front-runner.
And for a guy who fashions himself as the second-best dressed player on the team – behind [...]
MayorsManor Live Radio with Patrick O’Neal of Fox Sports
November 14, 2012 By
For more than a decade now Patrick O’Neal has been a fixture with Fox Sports television and over the past several seasons he’s become as synonymous with the Dodgers and Kings as the game broadcasts themselves. From pre-game to post-game – and even in-game updates – O’Neal is constantly popping up on the screen with [...]
MayorsManor Live Radio with Kings’ defenseman Alec Martinez
September 19, 2012 By
Even with the lockout, we continue to roll along here on MayorsManor.
Joining us on today’s show is Kings’ defenseman Alec Martinez. The 25-year-old Michigan native has secured his spot on the LA blueline over the past two seasons and can now call himself a Stanley Cup Champion. We’ll talk with him anout how that experience [...]
Just what is it that has Kings captain Dustin Brown so blue?
September 15, 2012 By
Drew Doughty can wear all the Blue Jays hats he wants. His team is still 13 games under .500 and near the bottom of the American League standings.
Dustin Brown on the other hand, he’s repping his Dodger lids perfectly. Not only did he tweet out a pic earlier this summer showing a handful of new LA hats he had [...]
Interview: Like Jimmie Fox, Jim Fox was a baseball player?
August 25, 2012 By
It’s always great to catch up with Jim Fox and last night was no exception. He was one of the first guests we ever had on MayorsManor many years ago and he’s been back dozens of time since, even serving as our unofficial correspondent when the Kings are on the road. We’ve featured him in text articles, on [...]
Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet talks Kings and Dodgers
August 25, 2012 By
Less than 20,000 people were in the building the night the Kings won the Stanley Cup. Yet, much like the ‘Miracle on Manchester’ stories told decades later, thousands more will likely claim they were there in the years to come. When Eric Stonestreet shares his memories though, he’ll be telling the truth.
A star on ABC [...]
Dodgers’ Ted Lilly – a Stanley Cup magnet?
July 30, 2012 By
When you see an athlete wearing number 9 and Gordie Howe – or even Mike Modano – instantly come to mind, perhaps it’s a sign you watch too much hockey.
Yet, that was the thought as Ted Lilly trotted to the mound yesterday for his first pitching assignment in about two months. After starting off the [...]
Andre Ethier internalizes what the Dodgers need for future success
July 17, 2012 By
From the best team in baseball to dropping 15-of-20 games as they headed into last week’s All Star break, the Dodgers have been on a wild ride of late. Yett, conventional wisdom pointed to the impending returns of Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp as the duo that would right the ship.
In just four games since [...]
Doughty and Scuderi talk Kings game at Dodger Stadium
Drew Doughty provided the comic relief on Sunday night following the Kings loss in Anaheim. Yet, it was Rob Scuderi who had the line of the night – and he wasn’t even being interviewed…
- Doughty on it being an ’All London’ game with him, Jeff Carter, and Corey Perry scoring goals: “London breeds good hockey players. That’s [...]