LA Kings 2009 Draft Goes As Planned
LOS ANGELES — The National Hockey League completed its 2009 Entry Draft on Saturday in Montreal and just like on Friday, there were no major surprises from the Los Angeles Kings, who selected nine players in rounds 2-7 and were involved in four minor trades.
One of those trades sent center Brian Boyle (photo at left; courtesy Los Angeles Kings) to the New York Rangers in exchange for the Rangers’ third round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.
In 28 games with the Kings this past season, the 24-year-old native of Hingham, Massachusetts scored four goals and added an assist with 42 penalty minutes. But he shuttled back and forth between Los Angeles and the Kings’ primary minor league affiliate, the Manchester Monarchs of the American Hockey League, where he scored ten goals and added eleven assists for 21 points with 73 penalty minutes in 42 games.
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LA Kings 2009 Draft Goes As Planned…
LOS ANGELES — The National Hockey League completed its 2009 Entry Draft on Saturday in Montreal and just like on Friday, there were no major surprises from the Los Angeles Kings, who selected nine players in rounds 2-7 and were involved in four …
Hossa is gone to Chicago where they are building a powerhouse team that should defineitly be able to compete for the Stanley Cup next season..Detroit will always be a tough team to beat, but Chicago is next to come out of the west with Ovie and company coming from the east
Hossa is gone to Chicago where they are building a powerhouse team that should defineitly be able to compete for the Stanley Cup next season..Detroit will always be a tough team to beat, but Chicago is next to come out of the west with Ovie and company coming from the east