by Brian Kennedy | Feb 24, 2022 | Anaheim Ducks, Homepage, Los Angeles Kings, NHL
This is a very important week in the West. If that’s true, then it’s a very, very important week in the Pacific. Probably that’s news to a lot of fans in the East, because they are concerned with the ever-long questions: Will the Leafs start to get better...
by Bob Fina | Jan 29, 2022 | Los Angeles Kings, Philadelphia Flyers, Photo Galleries
The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the visiting Los Angeles Kings by a score of 4-3 in overtime and ended their 13 game losing streak. Keith Yandle was honored by the Flyers for setting the NHL iron man record for most consecutive games started (965). Three Star...
by Brian Kennedy | Jan 21, 2022 | Colorado Avalanche, Homepage, Leagues, Los Angeles Kings, NHL
You wouldn’t think you were watching the NHL’s premier offensive powerhouse observing the Colorado Avalanche playing in Southern California on Wednesday and Thursday nights. On Wednesday, it was a two-goal performance, including on empty-netter. On Thursday up the...
by Brian Kennedy | Jan 19, 2022 | Homepage, Los Angeles Kings, NHL, Tampa Bay Lightning
After the LA Kings went down to Tampa Bay 6-4, Coach McLellan spared no criticism. He wasn’t angry, on the surface at least. But he methodically dismantled the first three goals against. Make that four, because he added the fourth as a kind of afterthought. “We ran...
by Brian Kennedy | Jan 14, 2022 | Homepage, Los Angeles Kings, NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins
It was a night of two debuts and a return as the Kings took on the Penguins in downtown Los Angeles Thursday. For LA, the game marked another chance to show what they can do after they upset the New York Rangers three nights prior. For Pittsburgh, it was the ...
by Brian Kennedy | Jan 11, 2022 | Homepage, Leagues, Los Angeles Kings, New York Rangers, NHL
The New York Rangers came to LA Monday night with the chance to become the league’s point-leading team. Their opponents, the Kings, merely hoped to vault themselves out of a Wild Card spot and into their Division’s top three teams. The Rangers would have to do it...