While a member of the Philadelphia Flyers, Mike Richards played the New Jersey Devils a total of 41 times, which was more than any other team in the league.
Just one game behind were the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Somebody else can look up how many of those 40 games featured Sidney Crosby – although it’s safe to assume […]
Mike Richards on the return of Sidney Crosby to the NHL
November 21, 2011 By
What I’ve learned so far… by Penguins dman Kris Letang
November 6, 2011 By
Penguins Kris Letang – sharp dresser
ZZ Top were right. Every girl’s crazy about a sharp dressed man.
Just ask center Jarret Stoll.
Most of his Kings’ teammates have selected him as ‘best dressed’ guy in the room – although Brad Richardson disagrees. Regardless of who can lay claim to being the cat with the sharpest threads […]
Post-game quotes from Pittsburgh Penguins locker room
November 5, 2011 By
It was a close one. But, in the end, the Kings lost 3-2 in a shootout.
Here are some quotes from the Penguins locker room following the game…
Pittsburgh coach Dan Blysma – “Tonight was an entertaining game. We kind of allowed them an opportunity to get in the game at that point with […]
Kings coach ‘happy with our compete’ in loss to Penguins
November 5, 2011 By
Kings lost 3-2 tonight in a shootout. After the game, LA coach Terry Murray had this to say…
On the overall game – “That was a good game. The number of power plays [Pittsburgh] had in the first period; we did a great job on the penalty kill. I know we gave up […]
What I’ve learned so far… by Pittsburgh’s James Neal
November 5, 2011 By
Like the Penguins’ Steve Sullivan, who was profiled last hour, James Neal is one of the few Pittsburgh players who knows the Kings well. Having played for the Dallas Stars during his first three seasons in the NHL, he became well acquainted with Terry Murray’s hockey club.
Another change for Neal since the last time he’s […]
What I’ve learned so far… by Pittsburgh’s Steve Sullivan
November 5, 2011 By
Over the past month, many of the Los Angeles Kings have been featured in a new series here, titled ‘What I’ve learned so far…’
It’s brought memorable quotes and tidbits – such as, team captain Dustin Brown is a self admitted geek (or a nerd, depending on who was being interviewed at the time), Trevor Lewis […]
Penguins at LA Kings – Pregame Primer with Tony Granato
November 5, 2011 By
It’s too bad the Kings won’t be wearing their white jerseys tonight. Sans the logo on the front, they’re like modern versions of what Tony Granato wore with the team during the 1993 Stanley Cup Final.
Nearly 20 years later, he’s back in town for tonight’s game at Staples Center. It’s a building Granato played in […]
Kings-Pens: post-game notes and (quick) video highlights
September 28, 2011 By
Jarret Stoll scored in the shootout again.
That may be the highlight of last night, as the Kings lost 3-2 to the Penguins in front of a sold out crowd of more than 17,000 in Kansas City.
For the number crunchers, here are some key stats from the game…
* Dustin Brown and Alec Martinez led the Kings […]
Is Kansas City more of a hockey town than Los Angeles?
September 27, 2011 By
On the surface, you might not think of Kansas City as a hockey town. Instead, your sports mind probably first takes you to baseball’s Royals or football’s Chiefs.
But, eight miles down the road from the home stadiums of those two teams, a pair of NHL hockey clubs will square off in a sold out arena […]
Milestone Moment – Rob Scuderi’s first NHL game
For Rob Scuderi, February 12, 2004 may not have been where his hockey story began, yet it did mark ‘day one’ of his officially becoming an NHL defenseman.
Playing for the Pittsburgh Penguins at the time, his team traveled to Florida for a game with the Florida Panthers…
“Well, unfortunately, we lost (5-1),” said Scuderi, when asked […]