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Kings Defense Needs to be Addressed

Kings Defense Needs to be Addressed

October 12th, 2019 After spending the first week of the 2019-20 season in Canada, the Los Angeles Kings are set to welcome the Nashville Predators Saturday night for Staples Center’s 20thOpening Night. The team went 1-2-0 during the road trip in which they displayed positive components, but also issues that need...
THW's Goalie News: Quick's Future, Miller's Streak & Knight's Debut

THW's Goalie News: Quick's Future, Miller's Streak & Knight's Debut

October 12th, 2019 Goaltending has been a source of stress in the state of California, at least for two of its three teams, to start off this season. Also, one of the top goaltending prospects in quite some time makes his NCAA debut against some heavy firepower. Are Quick’s Days Numbered in Los Angeles? As...

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October 8th, 2019
Kings Goaltending

Our daily look into the world of goaltending will spend more time down in the American Hockey League today, with just two games in the National Hockey League last night. Binnington Has a Successful Homecoming This time last season, not many people were aware of who Jordan Binnington was. He didn’t even start the 2018-19 season as the number goaltender with the San Antonio Rampage in the AHL. Of course, we all know that when he was recalled by the St. Louis Blues, he led the team on a run from last place in the Western Conference in January to the Stanley Cup in June. The Richmond Hill, Ontario native made his first-ever start in Toronto against his hometown Maple Leafs on Monday night. He made 32 saves, in a 3-2 victory, to lead the Blues to their seventh straight win over the Maple Leafs. "Lights out,” Blues captain Alex Pietrangelo, who had the game-winning goal, said of Binnington’s performance. “Lot of pressure coming home, right? You guys (the media) have...
October 8th, 2019
Los Angeles Kings

Los Angeles Kings (0-1-0, fifth in the Pacific Division) vs. Calgary Flames (1-1-0, fourth in the Pacific Division) Calgary, Alberta; Tuesday, 9 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: The Los Angeles Kings visit the Calgary Flames. Calgary finished 16-11-2 in Pacific D...
October 5th, 2019
Previews and Predictions

Los Angeles Kings vs. Edmonton Oilers (1-0-0, second in the Pacific Division) Edmonton, Alberta; Saturday, 10 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: Pacific Division foes Edmonton and Los Angeles hit the ice. Edmonton finished 35-38-9 overall and 12-15-2 in Pacific Div...
October 4th, 2019
Kings History

I will focus my attention on both traditional hockey power countries as well as a few lesser established, yet equally compelling ones, as well. The criteria is that the player must have played for the Kings for either one full season or multiple, partial seasons at the very least. The Celebrated Kings United Kingdom The Winner: Byron Dafoe The Other Candidates: Kevin Brown Yes, there were, in fact, a few Los Angeles Kings from the United Kingdom. Born in Birmingham, England, Brown played a total of 30 games for the Kings over the span of two seasons in the mid-1990s. However, the winger was predominantly a journeyman that spent a large portion of his career in both the AHL, IHL, and ECHL. Therefore, he is not taking home the U.K. crown. Byron Jaromir Dafoe (yes, Jaromir was his middle name), was born in Worthing, England and moved to Canada a mere two months later. Despite his short stay in the U.K., Dafoe was ordained "Lord Byron" during his playing...
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