Thoughts on the Acquisition of Robyn Regehr
What impact will the Robyn Regehr trade have on the Kings?
What impact will the Robyn Regehr trade have on the Kings?
With less than a month remaining in the 2013 regular season, the Kings and their opponents are preparing for the stretch run by making moves and adapting to injuries. Regehr showed up, Drewiske left, and Greene, Penner, and (gulp) Mitchell in limbo.
Lombardi could make other moves to add forward depth. Here's an overview of who they might target and who they may be willing to trade.
The Kings have moved their former 7th defenseman after adding Robyn Regehr. Are more moves to come?
As predicted, there's no Toffoli involved, but steep prices are the rule of the deadline. Give us your first reactions here.
The Edmonton Journal claims that Regehr and the Kings are destined to wind up together. Here's another look at Regehr and what he might cost.
The Kings have been dealing with the loss of two veteran stay-at-home defensemen for months. Will this change how Lombardi approaches the trade deadline?
Jarome Iginla would likely only accept a trade to a contender, but once again, the salary cap presents a problem. Let's discuss the latest trade rumors.
Dean Lombardi was asked about interest in Jonathan Bernier, and pointed out "He's been critical to us getting back on track." So will the Kings keep him after the deadline?
Marian Gaborik is a talented LW, but the latest wild trade rumor ignores a huge problem: cap space.
Jarome Iginla would be a highly sought after rental at the trade deadline, and Pierre LeBrun thinks Los Angeles is in the hunt. But would the Flames want Bernier, or someone else?
Is Robyn Regehr fit to be a member of the Los Angeles Kings organization?
Will major moves be made, or will TSN's staff need to start playing "Pin the tail on the analyst"? Stay tuned.
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Despite relentless media articles urging him to make a big splash, Lombardi should resist a temporary fix and preserve the core once again if the prize isn't big enough.
As everyone probably knows by now, per Rich Hammond: Marco Sturm was claimed off waivers by Washington. Andrei Loktionov injured his left shoulder last night in Manchester and will get an MRI...
First of all, what waivers do and what they don't do. Waivers are required before a team is allowed to loan a player to a non-NHL team. Usually this means the AHL. Sometimes it means Europe. So the...
I told you that's what he meant. Helene Elliott (helenenothelen) on Twitter Kings GM Dean Lombardi on what he wants in trade market: "what we really need is, I think, some of our payers to step up...
Proposal: Booth to the Kings - HFBoards To LAK: David Booth, Joonas Donskoi To FLA: Oscar Moller/Slava Voynov Jordan Weal 1st round pick or alternatively To LAK: David Booth To FLA: Oscar...
As with Tolstoy or Flaubert, the key to understanding Dean Lombardi is getting a good translation. Lombardi and Kings intend to be active on trade deadline dayJames Duthie: Over $4 million in cap...
This season's trade deadline is February 28, not quite six weeks away. The Kings have 20 games between now and then, exactly half of their remaining schedule. I'm going to go out on a limb and...
Tambellini: Lubo, I got something for you. [hands Lubo ticket to LAX] Lubo: [lights up] THANK YOU! [hug] Tambellini: No, Lubo --
That just seems wrong.
It's done. For a conditional 7th.