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Let’s do this! For the sixth straight post-season, we’re bringing you a very special treat… and apparently something many of you enjoy very much.
In what has become a MayorsManor tradition, we’re looking to have a little fun heading into the Stanley Cup Playoffs by sharing something a bit more personal. MM founder John Hoven […]
MayorsManor Live: NHL 2020 Playoff Predictions from The Kid
August 10, 2020 By
In the Room: Kings and Hurricanes talk LA’s 3-2 win
November 21, 2014 By
Following the Kings 3-2 win vs. the visiting Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday night, here is what was being said in both locker rooms:
Kings coach Darryl Sutter on the overall game:
“We controlled the game in the offensive zone, so we did what we wanted. We tried to get to the net, but [Cam] Ward’s been hot. […]
Things You May Not Know: Hurricanes-Kings Edition
November 20, 2014 By
The NHL schedule makers wasted no time getting this season’s two-game set between the Kings and Hurricanes out of the way. Carolina hosted the initial meeting a few weeks ago and came away 3-2 winners. Now, the clubs will meet up in downtown LA this evening to finish things off. Before they meet on the […]
Puck Probability: Odds for Hurricanes at Kings, November 20
November 20, 2014 By
Coming off a 5-2 win over the visiting Florida Panthers on Tuesday, the Kings will now play host to the Carolina Hurricanes, a team that beat LA on the East Coast earlier this month. Marian Gaborik and Anze Kopitar returned from injury that night, but it wasn’t enough to prevent a 3-2 loss. Tonight, they’ll […]
Puck Probability: Odds for Kings at Hurricanes , November 2
November 2, 2014 By
They say you never forget your first, and with the Kings visiting Carolina today, that probably means two different things for a trio of players. Jarret Stoll and Matt Greene don’t have the best memories playing against the Hurricanes. Then with the Oilers, they lost Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final to the squad […]
Williams realizing what he can get away with on the ice
February 4, 2012 By
Justin Williams (photo: D. Sheehan)
Leave it to the the Blues to slow down the surging Justin Williams. He entered last night with points in nine straight games (four goals, seven assists). However, he has struggled against St. Louis throughout his career – finding the back of the net just once in 17 career games.
And like clock […]
Smyth’s been here before with a few of these guys
April 23, 2011 By
Last hour, Willie Mitchell shared his experience of being down 3-1 in two different playoff series back in 2003.
Well, at least four other Kings players have been there as well – and it was all in the same series, the 2006 Stanley Cup Finals between Carolina and Edmonton.
The Hurricanes had jumped out to a 3-1 […]
Kopitar Comes Close at NHL All Star Game
January 31, 2011 By
The Los Angeles Kings (and their fans) have faced many injustices this season – from what should have been Ryan Smyth’s game tying goal in Ottawa to Jonathan Quick not being included on the NHL All Star team. And yes, there was also the blown call against Phoenix, which later cost GM Dean Lombardi a […]
Kings-Wild Preview with Patrick O’Sullivan
December 11, 2010 By
Soon after Dean Lombardi arrived as GM of the LA Kings in 2006 he made two then-somewhat-unpopular trades. Eric Belanger and Tim Gleason were traded to Carolina for Jack Johnson. And Patrick O’Sullivan was acquired from the Minnesota Wild in exchange for Pavol Demitra.
It’s obvious at this point which ended up being the better of […]
One-on-One: Mike Futa on Sekera and Dealing Prospects
We continue our ongoing coverage of L.A.’s trade with Carolina by checking in with Mike Futa, Kings Vice President of Hockey Operations. As noted in our initial article following breaking the trade on twitter, Futa and the 28-year-old defenseman have a history together, going back to their days in the Ontario Hockey League. Here are […]