News & Views on the Los Angeles Kings and the National Hockey League by Gann Matsuda
August 30, 2010 2 Comments
EL SEGUNDO, CA — On August 30, the Los Angeles Kings released the schedule and roster for their 2010 Rookie Camp, to be held at the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo, California, starting on Saturday, September 11, 2010 and running through September 15. Read more of this post
August 15, 2010 13 Comments
EL SEGUNDO, CA — Earlier this summer, during the Los Angeles Kings’ annual Development Camp for their young prospects, while the players were out on the ice, trying to make a solid impression on the coaches and scouts, a couple of players were standing on the sidelines due to injury.
For defenseman prospect Colten Teubert, missing out on this opportunity to wow the Kings’ coaches, scouts and front office could easily turn out to be a big step backwards.
This past season, Teubert, 20, put up the best numbers of his career in the Western Hockey League, scoring twelve goals and adding 25 assists for 37 points while racking up 136 penalty minutes in sixty games with the Regina Pats. But there have been rumblings from the Kings that he has not progressed as much as they had hoped since they selected him in the first round (13th overall) of the 2008 National Hockey League Entry Draft. Read more of this post
August 8, 2010 Leave a Comment
Keith Korneluk and Chris Kaliszewski of KingsCast fame are back at it again, this time, with their criticism of the Los Angeles Kings’ off-season inactvity in Overtime Episode 67 – LA Kings Offseason Blues. Read more of this post
August 4, 2010 11 Comments
EL SEGUNDO, CA — Two seasons ago, forward prospect Oscar Moller made the Los Angeles Kings’ roster out of training camp and after putting in some effective minutes where he showed a good scoring touch, it appeared that he could be on his way to solidifying a spot at the National Hockey League level.
Fast forward to 2010 and Moller now finds himself just trying to make the Kings roster.
The 5-10, 186-pound native of Stockholm, Sweden started the 2009-09 season with the Kings and showed some ability to finish right from the start, including his first multi-goal game in the NHL against Calgary on November 1, 2008.
Moller, who played in forty NHL games that season, also captained Sweden’s team in the 2009 IIHF World Junior Championships, but suffered a fractured clavicle during the tournament, forcing him out of the Kings’ lineup upon his return to the NHL. Read more of this post
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