The summer winds down as LA Kings fans get anxious. Keith and Chris break down the Willie Mitchell signing, talk about the “D” in a new segment called ‘Get Defensive,’ take your questions from FaceBook and say goodbye to some old friends in “See Ya!” fashion.
The Kings return to Los Angeles after a decent 3-2 road trip, lose a couple of top players to injury and are battle tested against an Eastern Conference power. How is this team going to respond to its first taste of adversity?
Knocking off the defending Stanley Cup champions is such a good feeling! Losing to the lowly Nashville Predators is not. We take you through these games, interview PsychoHockeyLady and anoint one rabid ‘Fan of the Game.’ If you’re Coach Murray, what do you do what that 4th line?
Keith and Chris discuss the longest road trip of the season, talk about the Alexander Frolov situation, show some exclusive footage from the Stars game courtesy of our official Dallas correspondent and throw out the burning question of the day. Unpack your bags, KingsCast is back!
I’ve had a slew of emails over the last few days as well as a couple of comments from fans at Frozen Fury about the ability to watch Overtime on your mobile phone. While, it’s true, that you can’t watch Overtime directly from the site, you can watch and get the latest episodes as soon as they’re up in a couple of other places.
If your cellphone has the ability to play video, you can view our latest shows on YouTube by heading over to http://www.youtube.com/KingsCast. If you subscribe, you’ll know when the latest show is available.
Also, if you’re one of the millions with an iPhone, you can view our shows on the KingsCast Facebook Fan Page using the latest Facebook app for the iPhone.
So, no, you don’t have to wait to get back to your desktop to watch the latest episode of Overtime, you can now do it from plane, train or automobile (KingsCast does not endorse watching and driving). We know Los Angeles Kings fans need the latest news quickly so far be it from us to deny you that.
Hockey is back in Los Angeles! Keith and Chris head over to Staples Center for the 1st pre-season game of the season, discuss the participating players and give their thoughts on the LA Kings fan experience.
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In this final piece from Hockey Fest 09, KingsCast listens to Bob Miller talk about Jack Kent Cooke, first getting hired, interacting with LA Kings fans, expectations for the upcoming season and going into his 37th year.
Frozen Royalty: Bob Miller: The Los Angeles Kings’ Greatest Ambassador
Keith, Chris and Connie cover Day 2 of the Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fest 09 with interviews of Dave Taylor, Anze Kopitar, Teddy Purcell and Drew Doughty, talk to some passionate hockey fans and check out the festivities.
Breaking Misconceptions – Blog on Day 2
Frozen Royalty: Hockey Fest 09 Looks Like a Hit
The Los Angeles Kings kicked off of Hockey Fest with a clear message: this is a different franchise. Take a look at some of the highlights of Day 1′s festivities.
When you think of a city that would possibly host a Hockey Fest, Los Angeles isn’t exactly the first place that comes to mind. But with a rabid core of passionate and championship starved fans, and in a season that appears to finally be heading in the right direction, the Los Angeles Kings organization decided to stage the first annual Hockey Fest 2009 in celebration of this loyalty and in hopes of marketing the youthful core and hopeful future success to the city. Taking place in the heart of the Nokia Theater, also home of the Grammys, Hockey Fest converged for opening ceremonies in front of several hundred anxious and spirited fans in what hopes to be the start of a season of full of shiny trophies and merriment of their own.
On a hot and steamy day in the Los Angeles area, Kings fans and Angelenos marched down the streets of downtown with hockey on their minds. People of all ages, many adorning Kings jerseys and t-shirts, filled the grand arena of the Nokia in what kicks off the beginning of the Hockey season.
With interactive trivia games on the jumbo-tron, a video montage of classic Kings hockey moments and the presentation of players past, present and future, this epic all weekend event commenced. ESPN Hockey writer and analyst, John Buccigross, acted as MC, mixing humor and energy into the crowd of vivacious fans. In one of the most powerful moments of the evening, captain Dustin Brown provided his insight into what feels like the most tight knit and team oriented squad he’s ever seen assembled in several years of being a member of the organization.
With high hopes of making the playoffs and bringing a well deserved Stanley Cup to Kings fans, the organization brings to Los Angeles the first annual Hockey Fest which aspires to be only the beginning of long awaited success. KingsCast will be covering the much anticipated event this year with full media access, so keep an eye out for episodes of Overtime, Podcasts, blogs, photos and interviews with players and staff. Stay tuned…
