by Brian Kennedy | Nov 9, 2014 | Homepage, Los Angeles Kings, Vancouver Canucks
You know that saying, “Fifty is the new forty”? How about “red is the new black?” What about “Vancouver is the new Toronto”? In hockey terms, that’s just what’s happening. Here’s what I mean. Year after year, the Leafs’ games are played with promising...
by Brian Kennedy | Nov 7, 2014 | Los Angeles Kings, New York Islanders
Can the LA Kings score goals? Not exactly. In their last six games, they’ve notched totals of 2-0-2-2-3-1. Can they score goals with Marian Gaborik in their lineup? Better question. But still, the answer’s no. The great catalyst of the 2014 playoffs is just back after...
by Bob Fina | Oct 31, 2014 | Los Angeles Kings, Philadelphia Flyers, Photo Galleries
The Philadelphia Flyers won their third game in a row after defeating the visiting Los Angeles Kings by a score of 3-2 in overtime. Initially Brayden Schenn’s game winning goal, his second in as many games, was waved off but was later ruled a good goal after the...
by JP Hoornstra | Oct 23, 2014 | Homepage, Los Angeles Kings
The headline of an article published on Boston.com today asks, “Why Are We So Mum On The NHL’s Response To Domestic Violence?” The question grabbed me a bit more than usual. Just last night I took 15 minutes out of my evening to discuss the...
by Brian Kennedy | Oct 19, 2014 | Homepage, Los Angeles Kings, Minnesota Wild
The Minnesota Wild are frustrated. They have to be. They went to Anaheim Friday night having had a five-day layoff and lost a close 2-1 game, a game in which only a turnover in the late going gave the Ducks, in the body of Corey Perry, the chance to beat them. So they...
by Brian Kennedy | Oct 17, 2014 | Homepage, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues
So the Ryan Miller thing didn’t work out for them. The St. Louis Blues aren’t looking back. They’ve played three games this year, letting in just four goals in regulation and OT. On Thursday night against the Kings, the total of opponent scoring was simply nothing....
