The Los Angeles Kings Franchise Four Michael Gwizdala | September 16, 2015 The Franchise Four. The Mount Rushmore. Four players who tell the story of an organization. In this series, I’ll be taking a look at the history of all 30 NHL…
Top 10 Goalies in the NHL The Hockey Writers | September 9, 2015 When hockey fans talk elite goaltenders, the obvious choice is Carey Price – and rightfully so. After that, it is a bit of a tossup, but a few of the…
Profiling the LA Kings’ Goalies and Goalie Prospects Cole Querry | August 20, 2015 Before the emergence of Jonathan Quick as a number one goalie in the NHL, the Kings (and Kings’ fan base) were subjected to consistently bad goaltending and a weak goalie…
Goaltending Does Not Win Championships Drew Weber | July 28, 2015 The goaltender is often considered one of the most vital positions in hockey. They can steal games, change momentum, and put your team on the highlight reel on a regular…
Who Would The Kings Protect In An Expansion Draft? Eric Roberts | July 18, 2015 Over the last few seasons there has been plenty of talk about expansion in the NHL. Along with that talk, fan bases have wondered what their respective team would do…
Top 5 Kings Drafts Of All Time Dave Gove | June 27, 2015 Each draft day we hope and pray that our GM and scouts gets things right, selecting impact players early and sleeper talent in the later rounds. Unfortunately, we know that…
The NHL Draft & The Birth Of Champions Mark Scheig | June 21, 2015 This is a story of decisions, dreams, and giving hope to 30 NHL teams. The NHL Draft is rapidly approaching us. Starting on Friday, and continuing through the weekend, 30 teams will…
The Kings Need To Give Martin Jones The Jonathan Bernier Treatment Eric Roberts | June 9, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com Martin Jones has to be one of the Los Angeles Kings’ top priorities this offseason. Jones’ two-year $1.1 million contract is set to expire on July…
The Worst Teams to Ever Win a Stanley Cup Devin Slawson | June 9, 2015 Ever since the NHL became the only league competing for the Stanley Cup, after the WHL folded in 1927, there have been 86 Stanley Cup Champions. Over that course of…
Andrew Hammond Should Continue to Make Opposing Teams Grimace Ryan Cowley | June 8, 2015 Critics may not have necessarily gasped in horror to see the numbers he posted in the AHL this past season, but they certainly would not have been inclined to give him…
The Best of USA Hockey in 2015 Brian Sklar | June 6, 2015 As the “Hockey Nations Series” continues, it’s time to cover the 5th ranked country in the IIHF World Rankings for ice hockey, the United States of America. USA Hockey is…
L.A. Kings 2014-15 Season in Review: The Goaltenders Walter McLaughlin | May 24, 2015 I didn’t hear him because my two Stanley Cup rings were plugging my ears — Patrick Roy Over the past two weeks, I’ve published the first three segments of a…
