First Team USA World Cup Roster Additions Announced Dustin Nelson | March 2, 2016 Every team involved in the 2016 World Cup of Hockey had to announce the first 16 players of their roster, including two goaltenders, on Mar. 2. Here’s the first 16…
Celebrating U.S. Born Kings Players with Hockey Day in America Cole Querry | February 22, 2016 Hockey Weekend in America began in 2011 as the NHL, NBC, and USA Hockey joined forces to recognize the roots of hockey that have been planted in the United States…
Budaj Assigned to Ontario, Gravel Remains with Kings Cole Querry | February 18, 2016 Kings goalie Peter Budaj was officially sent back down to the AHL to rejoin the Ontario Reign as Jonathan Quick returned to action last night against the Washington Capitals and…
Kings Limp Away from Metropolitan Division Trip Eric Roberts | February 17, 2016 The Los Angeles Kings are on the back end of their 2016 Grammy Trip. Games two through five of the seven-game road trip has taken the Kings through the Eastern…
Playing Down to the Competition Still an Issue for the Kings Mitch Michals | January 29, 2016 Much like Thanksgiving Dinner with a bunch of over-anxious relatives, the NHL All-Star break brings about some of the deepest prodding questions one could have about their teams. The Kings…
3 Arizona Home Games to Watch After the Break Charles Woodall-Pike | January 27, 2016 For the Arizona Coyotes, the post-All-Star break portion of last year featured a slumping offense, the departure of veterans at the trade deadline to help build the future and a…
Doughty and Quick Leading the Kings with All-Star Caliber Play Cole Querry | January 13, 2016 On the morning of Jan. 6, the NHL announced the rosters for the 2016 All-Star Game held on Jan. 31 in Nashville, Tennessee. Divided into four divisional teams, each team…
The President’s Trophy is in Play for L.A. Mitch Michals | January 12, 2016 I swear I’ve thought this one through. The Los Angeles Kings just passed the halfway point of their season, and have built a somewhat comfortable perch atop the struggling Pacific…
The Kings’ First Half: By the Numbers Eric Roberts | January 10, 2016 It seems like just yesterday the Los Angeles Kings were cleaning out their lockers after a disappointing 2014-15 season that ultimately saw them miss the playoffs. But with a blink…
Kings vs. Canucks: A Running Diary of Animosity Mitch Michals | December 29, 2015 Volume three of the L.A. Kings running diary takes us to the world renowned Rogers Centre in Vancouver. The Kings and Canucks are no strangers to big games, facing off…
Grading the Kings: Goaltending Walter McLaughlin | December 5, 2015 With the calendar having crossed into December, the Kings now find themselves 15-8-1, three points in front of second-place San Jose (14-11-0). Arizona (13-12-1), Vancouver (9-10-8) and Anaheim (10-12-5) are…
How the Kings Set Their Thanksgiving Table Mitch Michals | November 24, 2015 There’s still a sizable portion of the NHL season remaining, but a certain celebration of food really signifies the start of more meaningful games. When Thanksgiving rolls around, the new…
