The first of which is, I don't really know if I think Kovalchuk fits in the Terry Murray system, and beyond that, I don't know how much I care. But it's possible he might not fit and I might care a...
A snippet from the New York Times article (the whole thing is linked below): With Little Fanfare, the Los Angeles Kings Are in the Playoff Chase They entered Thursday night’s game against Detroit...
From Lance Hornby of the Toronto Sun, FIRST-HALF FAVES NHL leading scorer Joe Thornton, Jonathan Quick, John Tavares, the Colorado Avalanche, Los Angeles Kings, Ryan Miller, Marian Gaborik, Tomas...
Well, yes. In '74, the Kings had 47 points (18-5-11) and, in '80, they had 47 points (22-9-3). Those are the only two seasons that beat or equal the Kings' current record of 21-10-3. Oh, and...
Rob Scuderi knows what his upstart Los Angeles Kings can gain tonight against the Penguins at Staples Center. "Every team in the NHL is trying to be the Penguins; ultimately, you look at them and...
I really don’t know how to describe what I’ve seen this year other then to say, wow. I can’t recall a Kings team having this combination of grit and skill. They are fun to watch at both...
The 11th overall selection in the 2005 draft, the 6-4 center is the first player in league history from the country of Slovenia. Raised in the steel town of Jesenice, across the border from...
Matthew Barry just posted Why Heatley to LA Makes Sense. I'm of two minds. One of my minds could talk myself into pretty much anything. The other has a low tolerance for locker-room poison (e.g....
If the Kings manage 245 goals for and 230 goals against, they will make the playoffs. Last year: 207/234. So basically, play the system and add 38 more goals. How hard is that? Wait...how hard is t...
