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As posted on twitter, here are a few quick notes on Pearson – he played 60 games for Barrie (OHL) this season, posting 91 points (37-54=91), 37 penalty minutes and a plus-21 rating. The 6-foot, 198-pound left wing is originally from Kitchener and he won a bronze medal with Team Canada at the 2012 World Junior tourney. Because he’ll be 20 in a few months, he should be AHL eligible next season.
Follow along on twitter tomorrow, we’ll have real-time news and notes from rounds 2-7 of the draft.
An 0-2-1 performance by the parent club is never an enjoyable experience — on the road or at home. However, as we’ve discussed since the beginning of the year, part of the plan involves some growing pains. The Kings sit on the next to bottom rung, 30th overall, with one game in hand against the […]
Just one month into the young college hockey season, we’ve already had quite a few games with fairly significant storylines. For example, a few weeks back, there was a game featuring a combined six players already selected in the first round by various NHL teams – this coming at a time when there were only […]
Surprise, we’re back with an all new show!
Kings of the Podcast, Episode 8 includes…
– Reaction to Dustin Penner episode
– Kings did something for the first-time ever this month
– Jack Campbell trade scenarios
– Options for Adrian Kempe moving forward
– Kurtis MacDermid goal
– Note on Jarret Stoll
– Lap around the […]
Kopitar Out, Can Watch His Son Against Arizona
Per recent tradition, it will be the Kings and Coyotes in a pair of split-squad games to open up preseason on Tuesday night. LA captain Anze Kopitar will not suit up, but he will get a chance to watch his son … [Read More...]