LOS ANGELES — When he signed a new, eight-year contract extension on July 18, valued at $47 million (a $5.875 million annual salary cap hit), Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Brown provided another example of why he has become one of the most highly regarded captains in the National Hockey League. You could even make... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Extend Contracts For Dean Lombardi, Terry Murray And More
EL SEGUNDO, CA — On June 24, the Los Angeles Kings announced that President/General Manager Dean Lombardi, Vice President/Assistant General Manager Ron Hextall, Vice President/Hockey Operations and Legal Affairs Jeff Solomon and Head Coach Terry Murray were signed to two-year contract extensions. All had one year remaining on their current contracts, which now extend through... Continue Reading →
Dean Lombardi: Gambling Big On Justin Williams
INTERVIEW WITH DEAN LOMBARDI: In part 3 of a series of stories based on an interview with Los Angeles Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi, Frozen Royalty focuses on what Justin Williams is likely to contribute next season, as well as the higher expectations the 2009-10 Kings will face. Look for part 4 in this series... Continue Reading →
Federal Courts Give Dan Cloutier Another Chance With The Los Angeles Kings
EL SEGUNDO, CA — If you thought the nightmare that was Dan Cloutier would never again emerge from the dark recesses of your mind, guess again. Cloutier has returned to the Los Angeles Kings and will be on the roster for the team’s 2009-10 training camp, hoping to earn a roster spot. On Wednesday, United... Continue Reading →
Los Angeles Kings: Confident That Restricted Free Agents Will Be Signed Soon
FROZEN ROYALTY EXCLUSIVE: Los Angeles Kings Director of Hockey Operations Jeff Solomon discusses the status of contract negotiations with restricted free agent forwards Jarret Stoll, Patrick O’Sullivan and Brad Richardson. EL SEGUNDO, CA — Contrary to reports coming first out of Canada and then picked up by other media outlets, Los Angeles Kings center Jarret... Continue Reading →