For some reason, the trade questions are flooding in from hockey fans way more than in years past. That’s a good thing, but it’s also challenging to answer everybody on Twitter, Facebook, email, radio, etc. So, let’s just take one comprehensive look at what the Kings might be up to. Below are many of the [...]
Four Kings prospects set to square off on TV
February 28, 2014 By 1 Comment
It isn’t often you can watch four LA Kings prospects play on TV, but tonight is one of the rare exceptions. Better yet, you’ll be able to see two of the Kings top 10 prospects – one on defense and one at forward.
CBS Sports Network (DirecTV 221, Dish 152) is the place to be tonight [...]
LA Kings 2014 mid-season prospect rankings – the countdown begins
February 25, 2014 By 8 Comments
As the NHL trade season heats up, it’s always a good time to check in on the Kings top prospects. Which players are moving up our rankings, and how are the overall skills developing at various positions throughout the organization? Those are certainly important questions to answer as general managers like Dean Lombardi evaluate their [...]
LA Kings 2014 mid-season prospect rankings – honorable mention
February 24, 2014 By 5 Comments
Yes, it’s that time of the year again, where we go for a deep dive on the top prospects in the LA Kings organization.
Before we begin though, let’s bring new readers up to speed a bit. Now, some might view this as bragging or tooting our own horn, but we prefer to think of it [...]
AHL: Shore’s two goal night seals Monarchs victory
February 24, 2014 By Leave a Comment
It wasn’t pretty, but the Manchester Monarchs closed out another three games in three days weekend with a win. Facing a division rival for the second straight night, the Monarchs were tasked with facing the Worcester Sharks and Troy Grosenick, a goalie who had performed well in previous meetings.
As mentioned previously, Martin Jones was on [...]
AHL: Fraser and Weal help fuel Monarchs to come from behind win
February 23, 2014 By 1 Comment
Special teams can be the deciding factor in any given hockey game. A hot powerplay can fuel a team to victory, while a weak penalty kill can sink a team’s chances at the win. For the Manchester Monarchs, a night in which their penalty kill allowed three goals would not hold them back from victory.
Saturday [...]
VIDEO: Kings players watch final minutes of USA-CAN game
February 21, 2014 By 1 Comment
Courtesy of Kings Vision – peek in, as the LA Kings watch the final minutes of the USA vs. Canada Olympic semifinal match at the team’s training facility on February 21, 2014…
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Colin Fraser after his first game in Manchester
February 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Prior to Friday night in Manchester, Colin Fraser hadn’t played in the AHL since suiting up for the Rockford IceHogs in 2008. However, after being put on waivers by the LA Kings just as the NHL was going on their Olympic break – and ultimately going unclaimed by one of the 29 other clubs – [...]
Matt Greene on wine and the Olympic break
February 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Comments from Matt Greene following Kings practice at Thursday…
JD: Any reason you won’t be watching the Men’s game between Canada and the US on Friday?
MG: Silly question.
JD: You’re not watching the women’s gold medal game between Canada and the US…
MG: Practicing, working, somebody’s got to earn a living around here.
JD: Did you wake up early to watch any [...]
West Coast Bias on NHL Radio with Duthie and Baker
Guests James Duthie and Ken Baker joined us for the February 23, 2014 edition of West Coast Bias on NHL Network Radio.
Trade rumors and fallout from the Olympic medal games were the major topics of conversation this week – and to help Jonathan Davis and I with all the debates, we were joined by Mr. [...]