Kings

While all but two of the Kings were away from the ice during the 4 Nations Face-Off break, their prospects were still busy paying dues all around the world. As the Kings seek to restock their once-formidable organizational depth, here is a glance at some aspiring royalty who could one day be skating alongside the likes of Adrian Kempe and Drew Doughty. Liam Greentree, Forward, … [Read more...] about Kings prospects: Liam Greentree makes rapid progress in Ontario Hockey League

Feb. 16 was a night to remember in Steel City as some of the biggest names in franchise history had special moments. Also, several of the best players in the… … [Read more...] about Today in Hockey History: Feb. 16

The U.S. defeated Canada in a best-on-best men's hockey game for the first time in 15 years. … [Read more...] about U.S. beats Canada after 4 Nations Face-Off fights, ends Sidney Crosby’s 26-game streak

With the NHL trade deadline three weeks away, could the Kings improve their roster and, in turn, their probability of making noise in the playoffs for the first time since they won the Stanley Cup in 2014? While the deadline is the usual boundary of demarcation for player movement in the NHL, this year’s inaugural 4 Nations Face-Off and its nearly two-week break created a sort … [Read more...] about Kings midseason analysis: 4 potential trade targets

In today’s edition of ’32 Thoughts’ on Sportsnet, Elliotte Friedman spoke briefly about the Los Angeles Kings’ priority leading up to the trade deadline. Friedman unsurprisingly shared that the Kings’ are engaged in the markets for right-handed scoring forwards. The news is unsurprising for a few reasons. The Kings have a lethargic offense, especially for a playoff-bound team. … [Read more...] about Kings Prioritizing Right-Handed Scorer At Deadline