The auditions continue for the 2010-2011 Los Angeles Kings Ice Crew and the good folks over at Kings Vision have another video up. This important series of try-outs determine which hot bodies women get to pose for the bestselling LA Kings Ice Crew calendar. Enjoy the vid!

It’s that time of year again. It’s the dead of summer and the Los Angeles Kings are looking for hot nice girls to be a part of their Ice Crew. Enjoy the vid!

The Los Angeles Kings are keeping things fresh this summer with Fight Club. They’ve assembled some of the best classic fights by the LA Kings over the years and put them online for your viewing pleasure. Remember the Dave Taylor days when LAKings.com would be stagnant for three months? Not anymore. So here’s Marty McSorley vs. Craig Berube.

Granted, the Los Angeles Kings 2010 playoff run was a relatively short one (though we did win a couple of games). But, if you look at the makeup of this team and the prospect depth, it was only the beginning. The Vancouver Canucks were the better team but we put up a huge fight. Re-live the action from just a couple of months ago.

When Dean Lombardi drafted Kyle Clifford in the second round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, he was clearly looking for a big physical presence that had been lacking on the team. But this year with the Barrie Colts of the OHL, Clifford tallied 28 goals, 29 assists and 111 penalty minutes. It looks like the Kings have a hell of a prospect on their hands. Here’s a great video of some of his fights this year.

Our good friend Fernnando over at LA Kings Brasil (yes, it’s really the country Brazil) has compiled some of our best moments of the playoff series against the Vancouver Canucks. I just wish it ended with us going into the next round. Enjoy the vid!

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When you’re in the playoffs, your level of play should resemble playoff hockey. Not so for the Los Angeles Kings last night. What an awful effort. There’s not much to say. Just take a look at the video.

Watch Keith & Chris break down the game on Overtime

For those of us expecting the Los Angeles Kings to take the series back to Vancouver ahead 3-1, we left Staples Center heartbroken last night. It was a constant seesaw of goals until Vancouver sealed it with an empty-netter. The Kings were playing well until the third period when they had just three shots. It’s all evened up now. Can the Kings pull it together?

Watch Keith & Chris break down the game on Overtime by KingsCast

It took another overtime and a somewhat controversial penalty but the Los Angeles Kings have a win in the playoffs and the series with the Vancouver Canucks is looking like a hell of a series. Quick continues to play very well (despite one soft goal last night) and Fredrik Modin found his scoring touch getting a goal in the win. Watching the Kings rush the ice after Anze Kopitar’s overtime goal was a treat. Monday at Staples Center will be war.

It was the Mikael Samuelsson show last night in Vancouver. Talk about a difference maker, this guy was the key for the Canucks as he played hard and scored two goals in the 3-2 overtime victory against the Kings last night. Jonathan Quick is back. He played in outstanding pre-Olympic form last night. The Kings showed they can compete but can we generate some scoring in this series?

It was another lazy first period by the Los Angeles Kings, going down 1-0. Jonathan Quick got the day off and Erik Ersberg came in and played very well. It was hard for the Kings to penetrate the Avalanche defense but it was offensive juggernaut Matt Greene that got the shot through which Jarrett Stoll tipped in. But it was Captain Dustin (off a great shot from Drew Doughty) who got the job done. LA will now play Vancouver in the first round!

When the NHL’s worst Edmonton Oilers come into town, we expect a good old-fashioned blowout. Not so today as whomever was tending goal for Edmonton looked like Martin Brodeur, stopping 52 of 55 shots. The LA Kings looked good but they couldn’t do anything until the final minutes of the third period. The game goes to a shootout and Edmonton finds a way to win. Jonathan Quick, who was unspectacular again, couldn’t win the game for the team. When is Bernier coming up?

Rough one at Staples Center tonight. A potential matchup between the Los Angeles Kings and the Phoenix Coyotes ended badly in the shootout. Jonathan Quick was “fine” but he didn’t carry the Kings on his back tonight. Adding insult to injury, Jason LaBarbara took Phoenix the distance into the shootout. The Kings got a point so it looks like we’ll end up fifth or sixth in the playoffs. How would this game be different in a 5-on-5 in the playoffs?

Fernnando of the popular LA Kings blog LA Kings Brasil cut this video for our 2010 playoff run and did an awesome job. Watching it makes me feel like we already won the Cup. Enjoy the vid!

What an ugly game last night. Randy Jones, Sean O’Donnell and Jonathan Quick were absolutely awful. It took a period and a half but the Kings remembered how to play hockey again. Erik Ersberg was outstanding in overtime and Dustin Brown showed why he wears the “C”. For the first time since the lockout, the Los Angeles Kings are in the playoffs and the Anaheim Ducks are not.

The Los Angeles Kings badly needed a win last night as they had lost four in a row. Jonathan Bernier got the start and was magnificent. Scott Parse scored his third goal in two games and Sean O’Donnell had a beautiful goal to close it out. With Bernier having two solid starts with the Kings, what do we do with Ersberg?

The Los Angeles Kings and Colorado Avalanche are continuing to make a good case why they should play each other in the playoffs: it’d be goddamn exciting. It didn’t start well as Jonathan Quick was pulled (yes, Terry Murray, sometimes Quicker needs a rest). Erik Ersberg played well until the shootout. The Kings now have 90 points with 10 games remaining.

How much fun would a Kings/Avalanche playoff series be? If last night was any indication, it would be awesome. Ryan Smyth had two goals, the Avalanche tied the game with 6.6 seconds left, Justin Williams showed he is, indeed back and Wayne Simmonds continued to show fans why he is a fan favorite. Not to mention, it was Star Wars night. Did you go?

If I told you that the leading scorer on the New York Islanders was Matt Moulson with 26 goals would you have believed me? Talk about a breakout season! Last night at Staples Center certainly wasn’t a blowout but the LA Kings did manage a win. Quick was awesome but the team still looked shaky at times. Better effort but still a ways to go.

The Los Angeles Kings needed a win against the battered Chicago Blackhawks last night at Staples Center. Terry Murray sat Jeff Halpern in favor of Raitus Ivanans. That didn’t work out very well. The Kings took some untimely penalties last night but it wasn’t the refs fault. Is this a slide ala 2005-2006?

First there was the whole daylight savings thing. Then the Nashville Predators were in town. Terry Murray has yet to beat them as head coach of the Los Angeles Kings. Anybody else smell disaster? This was a particularly spirit-less effort by the Kings today. A couple more losses and we will start falling rapidly.

Alex’s post-game blog here.

Man, I love this team! The LA Kings were in Dallas to face Marc Crawford and the Dallas Stars. Young netminder Jonathan Bernier came in and played a very solid game while Jonathan Quick was with his wife delivering their first child. It was an all-around solid effort last night with a long shootout that the Kings excel in.

Alex’s post-game blog here.

Brad Richardson played like the Brad Richardson of last season when he coughed up the puck in overtime to seal it for the Chicago Blackhawks. It was a rough start for the Los Angeles Kings but they turned up the heat to take Chicago into Overtime. Not a bad game by any stretch and it was nice to grab a point. Your thoughts on the game?

Alex’s post-game blog here.

It was like a game of NHL 2010 on Rookie Mode as the Los Angeles Kings notched six goals against the Columbus Blue Jackets at Staples Center last night. Alexander Frolov had a monster game with four points (1G, 4A) and newly acquired Fredrik Modin (1G, 1A) also had a great game. Incidentally, the conditional 7th round pick the Kings gave up for Modin only happens if the Kings win the Stanley Cup. I guess we’ll be hanging onto that pick!

Alex’s Post-Game blog on the win.

Matt Greene is hilarious. But, to get the true sense of his sense of humor, you need to watch this video!

The Los Angeles Kings had a very nice send-off for the Olympians on the Colorado Avalanche and the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday. In total, the two teams are sending eight players to Vancouver (five for Los Angeles, three for Colorado). With the exception of Salei (playing for Belarus), the other seven player all have a shot at medaling. Enjoy the video!

In what looked to be a potential blowout for the Los Angeles Kings playing the bottom-feeder Edmonton Oilers, turned out to be a flat and uninspired effort from a team recently on a 9 game winning streak. Down 2-0 in the 3rd period and hearing the boo-birds at Staples Center, the Kings battled back with goals from Dustin Brown and Ryan Smyth and took the game into the 10th Round of a Shootout, only to lose the bonus point to none other than former King Lubomir Visnovsky.

Well, streaks are made to be broken. On a tough road game against the streaking-at-home Anaheim Ducks, the Kings went ahead first on a goal by Oscar Moller and proceeded to fall behind 3-1 before eventually losing 4-2, ending their franchise best winning streak at 9 games. Anze Kopitar scored his 27th goal of the season and the Kings lost their first game of the year against the Ducks. Next up, the lowly Oilers visit Staples Center.

When you talk of the Los Angeles Kings, you no longer have to utter the words “Wayne Gretzky” in the same sentence. Despite a horrendous first period, the Kings beat the Detroit Red Wings at another 1PM’er to break the franchise record of consecutive wins with 9 in a row. Jonathan Quick is one win away from breaking Mario Lessard’s all-time wins in a season by a Kings goaltender. The Kings now sit alone as fourth in the Western Conference with 75 points.

It’s 8 games, folks! That’s right, the Los Angeles Kings have extended their winning streak against the Anaheim Ducks and now sit fourth in the Western Conference with 73 points. 73 points!? What a difference a year makes. We will not be sellers. This team is ready to contend. The playoffs will happen this year. Enjoy the video!

If I told you at the beginning of the season that the Los Angeles Kings would have 71 points just 56 games in you would have laughed, right? Last night at Staples Center the Kings increased their winning streak to 7 as they took down the Sean Avery and the New York Rangers. Kopitar had a clutch shorty and Smyth had a great goal off of a nice play by Brown. Enjoy the vid!

That’s right, folks, the weary Los Angeles Kings came into New Jersey to face the Devils and they didn’t lose. This team has heart. This team has a will to win. This team wants to take us out of years of disappointment and mediocrity. The Kings got a clutch goal from Wayne Simmonds to tie it up and Drew Doughty closed it out on the powerplay. Wow.

That’s right, folks, the Los Angeles Kings are on fire with a nice 5-game winning streak going on. The Kings were in Boston to face the Bruins again and Jonathan Quick one again showed up fellow Team USA Olympian Tim Thomas. Anze Kopitar continues his point tear, also getting a goal in the shootout. The Kings are now in 5th in the Western Conference with 67 points. Nice!

Another 4PM game to screw with my work schedule but, as always, I found a way to take this game in. Despite some excellent first period pressure by the Columbus Blue Jackets, the LA Kings got it together and out-worked them. Anze Kopitar got his 100th career goal and the Kings are now on a four game win streak.

The Los Angeles Kings were in Toronto tonight to face the slumping Maple Leafs and it wasn’t much of a match-up. The Leafs showed some life for a bit but the Kings shut it down nicely getting goals from three Canadians in Doughty, Stoll and Smyth. Brian Burke is building through trades, the Kings are building through the draft. Which works best for you?

The game happened a few days ago but the video highlights are still fresh. It’s rare that we get a come-from-behind victory against the Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena. But that’s just what happened to the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday. What a night by Anze Kopitar and, wait for it, Peter Harrold!

If you were at Staples Center last night, I’m sorry. The Los Angeles Kings didn’t come out to play. Instead the San Jose Sharks steamrolled the Midget Kings to take control of the NHL lead. Because Detroit also lost, the Kings remain 8th in the Western Conference. “Enjoy” the highlights.

It was a rough start for the Los Angeles Kings this afternoon. The Boston Bruins were in town and played some nice physical hockey. The Kings came from behind in the third period after being down 3-1 and it was enough to go to a shootout. Anze Kopitar and Dustin Brown both scored in the shootout and the Kings remain in playoff contention in the Western Conference.

The Freeway Faceoff was on tonight at Staples Center as the slumping Los Angeles Kings took on the surging Anaheim Ducks. The Kings started this game out 9th in the Western Conference and finished the game strongly. Jonathan Quick earned his first shutout of the season. Both teams played very physical. After a big hit on Oscar Moller, Drew Doughty and Brad Richardson dropped the gloves showing why this year’s Kings team has some character. Enjoy the highlights!

Well, it’s not like a top team in the league was in town last night but the Los Angeles Kings still managed to look like an unorganized beer league team. Jonathan Quick like Jason LaBarbera last night letting in four softies. Sure, the Kings managed to make some what of a game out of it by staging a late-game almost-comeback but, in typical 2008-2009 LA Kings fashion, they circle the bullseye and miss it completely. Enjoy the vid!

It was a frustrating night at Staples Center. The Los Angeles Kings had over 50 shots on goal against Jimmy Howard and the Detroit Red Wings but only Ryan Smyth could put the biscuit in the basket. The Kings played well but they just couldn’t get it done. They now sit 8th in the Western Conference and only 3 points out of ninth. The next games are important!

You read the score correctly. The Los Angeles Kings came into the Shark Tank last night and were on the winning side of a bloodbath. The Sharks were coming off of an astounding 9-game win streak but the Kings were there to make sure it didn’t go into double-digits. The Kings got scoring from six different players. Drew Doughty had 4 assists and Jonathan Quick had over 40 save. Wow. Your thoughts?

The Los Angeles Kings started off 2010 with a nice win against Alexander “the Douche” Ovechkin (more on that later on Overtime) and the Washington Capitals. As good as the Capitals are, they couldn’t get Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick to shake in net. The kid was outstanding as he lead the Kings to a win. Anze Kopitar remains snake-bitten on the goal sheet but Ryan Smyth and Handzuskept it alive for the Kings. Los Angeles remains in 8th place in the conference (4 point ahead of the Stars). Enjoy the clip!

The Los Angeles Kings have done something they haven’t done all season long: lose four games in a row. The Kings were in Calgary to face the Flames and, again, they just couldn’t generate any offense. Dion Phaneuf had a brutal hit on Kings center Anze Kopitar that even had the coaches taking jabs at each other. It’s rare to see coach Terry Murray yelling but it was well deserved as Phaneuf’s hit was dirty.

Read Alex Kinkopf’s post-game blog: Lasso’ed at the Saddledome Again.

The Minnesota Wild may be surging right not but the Los Angeles Kings still look a bit rusty. It was a very disappointing game for a sell-out crowd at Staples Center last night. The Kings tied it late but the Wild shut the loud crowd up quickly as they scored a few seconds later. David Courtney hadn’t finished announcing the Kings goal.

This is a great little video from Matt Greene and Kings Vision simply asking what gifts each Kings player would get for one another. Matt Greene may be a tough, rugged defenseman on the ice but he is hilarious off of it. Enjoy the video while the Los Angeles Kings enjoy some well-deserved time off.

With Smyth, Stoll, Simmonds, Johnson and Jones out of the lineup, did anyone expect a win tonight? I didn’t. That said, the Los Angeles Kings played a balanced game against the Calgary Flames. Corey Elkins nabbed his first career NHL goal the the Kings are now on an 8-game break. Let’s hope we get back our key players on December 26th.

Really? The Los Angeles Kings are still the best team in the Western Conference? Without Ryan Smyth, Wayne Simmonds and Jarret Stoll? Jonathan Quick was awesome tonight and the Kings got some excellent secondary scoring. Hey, even Sean O’Donnell had a goal tonight. Jack Johnson went down with an ankle injury tonight. How soon can our 8-game break come? Exactly!

Read Connie’s post-game blog.

Another injury? That’s right, folks, you heard it right. Jarret Stoll now has a groin injury which he suffered last night. This should make for a fun road-trip! The Kings looked flat last night in Vancouver and could definitely use a bit of a break. With Stoll out, who centers the second and third line?

Wait, the Los Angeles Kings are one point behind the San Jose Sharks? Really? The Kings? That’s right, folks, the LA Kings are playing some serious hockey this season. Last night, against the Coyotes, they gave up the lead and took things to a shootout….and it was a long one. Quick was, again, spectacular in net last night. What is your biggest surprise this season?

Read Connie’s post-game blog

When the Kings decide to start Erik Ersberg against the San Jose Sharks, we never expect to compete, much less win. However, the Los Angeles Kings exceeded expectations last night as they delivered a win in overtime at the Shark Tank. Anze Kopitar, Dustin Brown and Teddy Purcell all broke their goal-less streaks last night. Did any of you expect this?

The Los Angeles Kings are now 5-3-1 without Ryan Smyth and they had a good game tonight. Rob Scuderi was back and you could tell his presence was missed. Jonathan Quick had another strong game and the Kings secondary scoring kept things going.

Despite powering their way through to a shootout, the Los Angeles Kings were not playing good afternoon hockey (again). Brad Richardson continues on his goal-scoring tear with his third goal in three games. Scott Parse also added to the tally while Kopitar and Brown remain scoreless. Oscar Moller has just been called up. What does that mean for Teddy Purcell?

You know it’s a weird game when Brad Richardson scores and Anze Kopitar doesn’t. The Los Angeles Kings hosted the Ottawa Senators at a half-full Staples Center last night and it was a bizarre see-saw game right until the end. While it was nice to see some goals, it was a sloppy game by both teams. Check out the highlights!

Connie’s post-game blog.

I’m sorry, what? Brad Richardson scored a goal tonight? That’s right, Kings fans, the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Anaheim Ducks tonight at the Puddle and Brad Richardson picked up a goal. Rookie Scott Parse also picked up a tally. Great game to start the “Freeway Faceoff”…

It was great to see the Los Angeles Kings pick up a win tonight against another top team in the NHL. The Chicago Blackhawks were home tonight and, yes, I’ll say it: Jonathan Quick stood on his head. Wayne Simmonds got the goal for the Kings and things weren’t decided until the shootout. With a sellout crowd watching, the Kings showed that they can win without Ryan Smyth if they get stellar goaltending. They got just that.

You can’t take anything positive away from Saturday’s game against the Calgary Flames. It was an abysmal failure by the Los Angeles Kings. Once again, on Saturday afternoon, the Kings played like they were recovering from a week-long bender. The question now is, what is this team going to do without Ryan Smyth? Watch the highlights, if you dare.

Read Connie Kim’s Post Game Blog

Uh-oh, this may not be a fun month for the Los Angeles Kings. The Philadelphia Flyers were in town and, while it wasn’t a blow-out, you could see how the Kings really needed Ryan Smyth’s presence in front of the net last night. Los Angeles has done a nice job up to now handling some top teams but faltered last night with Smyth out. It’s a tough series of games coming up. Can the Kings handle it without Ryan Smyth?

Read Connie’s Post-Game Blog

If you’re a fan of the shootout, then you must be liking LA Kings hockey lately. The team traveled to the Bank Atlantic Center to take on the Florida Panthers last night. Most of us expected a blow-out but it took the shootout to get it done. Jack Johnson had a clutch goal and a terrible turnover but the team got it done. With a 3-2 record on this road trip, the Kings are in good shape.

Read Connie Kim’s post-game blog.

After the worst game of the season against the Atlanta Thrashers, the Los Angeles Kings won tonight’s game against the Lightning in a shootout. The winning goal in overtime by Tampa Bay was disallowed due to goalie interference. It was quite controversial. What’s your take on it?

Luc Robitaille was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame this week. If you’re looking for a true Los Angeles Kings, Luc Robitaille is it. Enjoy his speech!

Check out the KingsCast Tribute to Luc Robitaille

Another snoozer from your Los Angeles Kings last night in Chicago. The Kings looked flat against Jonathan Toews and the Chicago Blackhawks. Jonathan Quick let in a very soft goal to start the game but the Kings couldn’t recover. Anze Kopitar notched his 14th of the season. We’d love to report more but KingsCast has DirecTV and, thus, no Versus.

The Los Angeles Kings are playing great hockey right now and that was not more evident than last night’s 4 goal third period against Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins. Anze Kopitar had two great goals last night and the team got some help from secondary scoring. Great game!

Post game audio interviews courtesy of Frozen Royalty

It was a rough start for the Los Angeles Kings in Phoenix last night. But Coyotes goaltender Jason LaBarbera does what he does best and let in a string of goals allowing the Kings to easily breeze by Phoenix. Los Angeles welcomed back Justin Williams to the lineup and he notched a goal. In addition, the top line had a goal from Kopitar and two from Ryan Smyth. How sick is this line?

Other than Scott Parse’s lone goal and the third period flourish, the Los Angeles Kings and the Vancouver Canucks played a very boring game at Staples Center Last night. Check the video for the “highlights”.

Post game audio interviews courtesy of Frozen Royalty

The Los Angeles Kings have extended their win streak to four as they steamrolled the Columbus Blue Jackets last night at Staples Center. Anze Kopitar expanded his NHL scoring lead over Alexander Ovechkin by 4 points. Check the vid for highlights!

Post game interviews by Gann Matsuda on Frozen Royalty

As it turns out, the Phoenix Coyotes do lose games from time to time. The Los Angeles Kings went into Jobing.com arena looking to finally get a win against Phoenix and they did just that. Wayne Simmonds has filled in nicely for an ailing Justin Williams. Check out the video!

The Los Angeles Kings came into Dallas looking to end the road trip on a high note. They did just that. It was a pleasant experience to see former Kings head coach fuming on the opposing team’s bench. Here’s the game highlights of a nicely won game.

It was an ugly game last night when the Los Angeles Kings took on the Columbus Blue Jackets. Both young teams are young and on the verge of being contenders but, despite having 3 sick players on the roster, the Blue Jackets were hungrier. Rough game but it’s time to put it behind and win in Dallas.

It was a rough game for the Los Angeles Kings at the Joe Louis Arena last night. The Kings just couldn’t get it going and the constant penalties weren’t helping the cause. Dustin Brown did finally grab his first goals of the season and, for the first time, Ryan Smyth didn’t have a point. It’s time to set our sights on the Blue Jackets and finish this road trip out at, at least, .500.

The Los Angeles Kings traveled to Madison Square Garden to take on Brian Boyle and the New York Rangers. Erik Ersberg was in net and looked rusty with a couple of soft goals. On the other end, Henrik Lundqvist was spectacular, robbing the Kings a few time. Since Quick has joined the team going into last year, Ersberg has not won one game.

The Los Angeles Kings took the ice at Nassau Coliseum this morning at 11AM for a little Columbus Day hockey. The Islanders were looking good and sustaining pressure but the Kings came out on top getting goals from Anze Kopitar (tied for 1st in the NHL for points) and Drew Doughty. The LA Kings are now tied for 1st in the NHL. Enjoy it!

It was another great night to be at Staples Center for Los Angeles Kings fans. The Minnesota Wild looked weak coming out of the gate and the Kings capitalized quick. The LA Kings penalty kill still remains an issue but lack of scoring sure isn’t. Take a look courtesy of Kings Vision!

It was a good night to be a Los Angeles Kings fan last night. It was a nail-biter at the end but this barn burner ended up in favor of the Kings. It was very nice to see ‘ole Cappy Rob Blake’s Sharks team sink.

Kudos to “Kingsfan28″ for putting together this awesome YouTube video to kick off the 2009-2010 Los Angeles Kings hockey season. It’s time to drop the puck!

The Los Angeles Kings just debuted their new commercial to kick off the 2009 hockey season. I must say, we are impressed. The Kings were criticized by many fans (including us) for their slogan of the “Only Reason We’re Here”. However, after watching this commercial, we are now reversing our opinion. This is pretty sweet!

I’m sure LA Kings fans everywhere are looking forward to seeing ‘Scuds’ in black & purple making plays like this!

There are some seriously talented individuals out there who can make last year’s Los Angeles Kings look like Stanley Cup champions. Who’s ready for some hockey?

We told you last night in Overtime, our goaltending situation is fine. The Los Angeles Kings have a lot to be excited about with Jonathan Quick manning the pipes. It’s an exciting time to be an LA Kings fan. This upcoming season is a different story when it comes to goaltending.

Derek Armstrong will be missed this year. He was an okay player but a leader through and through.

This is a heck of a video for the Los Angeles Kings fan. This organization is brewing. Expect big things from the LA Kings next year!

There’s nothing like watching a few highlights of Captain Dustin Brown to get you excited about the upcoming season of Los Angeles Kings Hockey.

Remember this little gem from last season? The Los Angeles Kings really went out on a limb with this commercial featuring Jack Johnson, Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar. I get what they were going for. They just failed…miserably.

The greatest comeback in Los Angeles Kings history took place on April 10, 1982. Known as the Miracle on Manchester, this event will always be remembered by the hardcore LA Kings fans.

It’s been a while since we’ve had a player who deserves their own tribute video. Then, yesterday, the Los Angeles Kings traded Kyle Quincey, Tom Preissing and a 5th round pick to the Colorado Avalanche for Ryan Smyth. Enjoy the video!

With the fifth overall pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, the Los Angeles Kings selected Brayden Schenn from the Brandon Wheat Kings (subsequently pissing off Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke). This tough brother of Luke Schenn is a solid two-way forward who isn’t afraid to use the body and can certainly chip in offensively.

The same year that the Los Angeles Kings took Drew Doughty in the first round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, they also took tough defenseman Colten Teubert. While we have yet to see him in a Kings uniform, he will certainly develop into a solid defenseman in the NHL.

Dean Lombardi’s drafting of Drew Doughty is something that Kings fans will remember for many years to come. This future franchise defenseman will be the anchor on the LA Kings blue line.

2001 was the last time the Los Angeles Kings achieved playoff success. This was an exciting time to be an LA Kings fan. It’s great emotion from Bob Miller and Andy Murray’s team as they took out the Detroit Red Wings.

A nice tribute to LA Kings goaltender Erik Ersberg.

Dubbed the “Miracle on Chick Hearn” by KingsCast, this was one of the best comebacks we’ve seen by the Los Angeles Kings in quite some time. Watch as LA completely dismantles the Dallas Stars.