Currently sitting in the Pacific Division basement, the LA Kings haven’t jumped out to what can be described as a hot start to the 2019-20 season.
Being the last of seven division teams to reach the double-digit mark in wins can be seen as disheartening by some, however there is still a lot of life left […]
Why Kings Fans Have Plenty to be Excited About we
December 3, 2019 By
Are the Boston Bruins Doing Well Enough This Season?
November 28, 2019 By
The 2019-20 NHL season is offering up its usual mix of thrills and spills to eager fans. With plenty of big hitting action and fabulous games already, fans are starting to really see which teams are looking likely for that Stanley Cup crown come season’s end. It’s not only on the ice where hockey has […]
LA Kings Update and Game Preview vs. Minnesota Wild
November 11, 2019 By
The Los Angeles Kings had a rough run of it on the road in Canada. They dropped all three games, one to the Maple Leafs, then next to the Senators and Canadiens.
On the bright side, they only allowed three goals to be netted per game. And the one against the Sens came as […]
Wagering on NHL Hockey Games – Getting Started and What to Know
October 2, 2019 By
While not quite at the level of NFL betting action – as nothing can touch the pigskin numbers just yet – NHL fans are gearing up for another season of action on the ice, and what is expected to be a significant increase in wagers about the outcomes for all 31 of the league’s teams.
Sports […]
REPLAY: Hoven Talks Kings Draft Plans, Kopitar, Quick on TSN Radio
May 14, 2019 By
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Enjoy a free replay of John Hoven on TSN Radio, where he joined host Kevin Olszewski to discuss several LA Kings related topics, including: Todd McLellan’s new assistant coaches, Jonathan Quick’s future, Anze Kopitar and the Hall of Fame, as well as what GM Rob Blake might be thinking in the first round of […]
So You’re Thinking About Placing a Bet on the Stanley Cup Final
May 10, 2019 By
Gambling on sports has pretty much gone mainstream over the past two years. First the NHL and NFL agreed to put teams in Las Vegas; once a forbidden thought. Then, sports gambling became legalized. And ever since, people are more and more willing to openly talk about the thrill they get when placing a little […]
Second Round of NHL Playoffs Still Ripe For Upsets
April 30, 2019 By
After an opening round of the 2019 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs that saw a handful of Game 7s and even more upsets, more questions than answers remain through the first few games of the second round.
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Boston Bruins
They split the games in Boston, so the series is tied 1-1 heading into […]
Stanley Cup Playoffs Continue, Plenty of Good Odds Available
April 26, 2019 By
Unfortunately, the Stanley Cup will not be heading to Southern California this summer, as both the Kings and Ducks finished out of the playoff hunt. And following last week’s Game 7 between Vegas and San Jose, the Sharks remain the Pacific Division’s only hope this season. With the league’s top two teams from the regular […]
Three European Examples That Could Inspire Struggling NHL Teams
April 15, 2019 By
It certainly wasn’t a vintage season for hockey in Southern California, with none of the three professional teams qualifying for post-season action. Enough articles have been dedicated to what has gone wrong and how it should be addressed in Los Angeles. We aren’t going to dwell on that here, but, instead, look at some other […]
SPORTSNET RADIO REPLAY: Hoven Separates 2019 Stanley Cup Contenders and Pretenders
March 19, 2019 By
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Enjoy a free replay of John Hoven on Sportsnet Radio in Toronto, where he joined host Josh Goldberg for a lap around the NHL; where they talked about potential first round playoff matchups involving the San Jose Sharks, Vegas Golden Knights, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Arizona Coyotes, Dallas Stars, Tampa Bay […]
