From their humble beginnings as one of the NHL’s Second Six expansion teams in 1967, through a pair of Stanley Cups to rosters filled with Hall of Fame players and fan favorites, the LA Kings have experienced a rich hockey history over the past 60 years. Courtesy of the Kingstorian, Harry Ouzounian, here are some […]
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Crosby Obvious Choice for Penguins, Kopitar Destined to be a King
On some levels, it seems like just yesterday when Anze Kopitar joined the LA Kings. On the other hand, it feels like way more than 20 years since it all began. Heck, it was two NHL work stoppages ago. And they both provided a key backdrop in the timing of his career. Most recently, there […]
Marco Sturm on Recently Interviewing for NHL Coaching Jobs
Much like the LA Kings exit from postseason action, the end of Ontario’s AHL Calder Cup Playoff run lasted one short series. It was a bitter and abrupt halt to what many hoped would be an extended jaunt following their success — and somewhat unfinished business — from last year at this time. Like everything […]
Potential GM Candidates for LA Kings
Well, that was a Monday. Last Thursday, the Kings were eliminated from the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Less than one week later, there’s uncertainty about what’s next in LA hockey circles. Over the weekend, we had a report that GM Rob Blake and coach Jim Hiller were both likely to return. Earlier today, Blake’s tenure […]
10 Tidbits from Day 3 at Kings 2024 Dev Camp
We can now officially put a bow on all LA Kings related on-ice activities for at least a few months. The next real activity at Toyota Sports Performance Center in El Segundo won’t come until September’s NHL Rookie Faceoff tournament. Wednesday brought the end of this year’s Development Camp, an annual gathering of LA’s top […]