If you’ve been following along all season – of even half way paying attention – you know that many of the Kings prospects are having exceptional years. Linden Vey, a fourth round pick in the 2009 NHL Draft, would have to rank right up at the top of the list, having just won the WHL […]
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Special Seasons Continue for LA Kings Prospects
Over the past few seasons the Kings have been blessed with stellar performances from several of their prospects playing junior hockey. Andrei Loktionov won a Memorial Cup in 2009, Thomas Hickey captained Team Canada at the World Junior Championships, Brandon Kozun was the CHL’s Top Scorer and Martin Jones the WHL’s Top Goaltender – just […]
Reminiscing with Westgarth’s Princeton Teammate
Daryl Marcoux is a 5’10” defenseman who played his college hockey at one of the finest learning institutions on the planet, Princeton University. These days, he finds himself patrolling the blueline for the ECHL’s Stockton Thunder. With no disrespect to Nick Diaz and his 209 pride, that’s not exactly a step up in the world. […]
Kings Junior Prospects Square Off, plus Schenn
Over the last few years there has been a steady stream of encouraging news coming from the Kings prospects playing in junior hockey. They’ve had players win medals for their national teams at the World Junior Championships – including gold, silver and bronze this year – as well as made waves in the CHL. Right […]
Super Series – WHL Report with Linden Vey
When you’re hot, you’re hot. And Kings prospect Linden Vey is more than warm right now. His November already includes back-to-back Player of the Week honors from his junior team, the Medicine Hat Tigers. Plus, he was named the WHL Player of the Game in the just completed Subway Super Series. His scored a goal […]