EL SEGUNDO, CA — It is certainly no secret that a major factor in the Los Angeles Kings being 29th in the 31-team National Hockey League’s overall standings, besides the fact that they are in the midst of rebuilding their roster, is because they are the worst team in the league on the road (2-12-1).... Continue Reading →
When The LA Kings Win, Trevor Lewis Usually Has Something To Do With It
EL SEGUNDO, CA — Don’t look now, but not only has Los Angeles Kings forward Trevor Lewis scored a career-high 13 goals in 52 games this season, but...get this...he’s on pace to score 21 goals this season. But before you get too excited about that possibility, the reality is that as injured forward Jeff Carter... Continue Reading →
LA Kings’ Offensive Problems Are Defensive, Too
EL SEGUNDO, CA — Much has been said this season about the Los Angeles Kings and their acute lack of anything closely resembling a collective scoring punch. To illustrate, the Kings are scoring an average of 2.45 goals per game (ranked 23rd in the National Hockey League), more than one goal per game less than... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Have Lots To Fix In Short Amount of Time Before Game 3 vs. San Jose
EL SEGUNDO, CA — That the Los Angeles Kings are off to a dreadful start to the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs is not just surprising, but you could say that it is also understating the situation. Sure, one could argue that they overcame greater odds in 2014 when they came all the way back from... Continue Reading →
Vincent Lecavalier Fitting In Better Than Expected With LA Kings
EL SEGUNDO, CA — When the Los Angeles Kings acquired veteran center Vincent Lecavalier, no one expected him to do much more than provide some solid bottom six minutes, and perhaps most notably, win some key face-offs. But in 34 games with the Kings since they acquired him on January 6 from the Philadelphia Flyers,... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Are Starting To Look Unstoppable
EL SEGUNDO, CA — After they melted the ice with a 10-4-0 record in December, the Los Angeles Kings cooled off significantly in January and February, earning a 13-10-2 record over those two months—6-5-1 in January and 7-5-1 in February. Although the Kings weren’t playing badly, their play during those two months was considerably less... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Darryl Sutter On Dustin Brown: “We Need Him To Play The Role That He’s Played For Us When We’ve Been A Successful Team”
EL SEGUNDO, CA — The Los Angeles Kings are on a roll, having won five straight games, not to mention ending December with a franchise record in wins and points, earning a 10-3-1 record (21 points) last month. The Kings end a stretch in which they will have played 16 of their last 22 games... Continue Reading →
Yes, It’s Very Early, But What Ails The Los Angeles Kings?
ALSO: Don’t miss the latest Sutter-ism from Los Angeles Kings head coach Darryl Sutter! EL SEGUNDO, CA — The Los Angeles Kings are a surprising 0-2 to start the 2015-16 National Hockey League regular season, and although they were better in their second game, a 4-1 loss to the Arizona Coyotes on October 9 at... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Begin Likely Make-Or-Break Road Trip Tonight At Vancouver
VIDEO INTERVIEWS: Los Angeles Kings defenseman Matt Greene and Alec Martinez, along with forward Trevor Lewis and head coach Darryl Sutter spoke with the media prior to the team departing on their flight to Vancouver on April 5. You can watch videos of those interviews here! EL SEGUNDO, CA — After winning both games during... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Forward Trevor Lewis Is Making The Most Of His Opportunities
EL SEGUNDO, CA — To say that versatile Los Angeles Kings forward Trevor Lewis is making the most of his opportunities lately might be the understatement of the season for the Kings. Lewis is known for his prowess on defense, killing penalties, and in play along the boards. But even though he’s not exactly lighting... Continue Reading →
Frozen Royalty Video: Interviews With Lewis, Williams and Ranford, March 4, 2015
EL SEGUNDO, CA — The Los Angeles Kings did not practice on March 4, after arriving at Los Angeles International Airport at 1:46 that morning following their 5-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall Place in Edmonton on March 3. Forwards Trevor Lewis and Justin Williams, along with goaltender coach Bill Ranford, spoke to... Continue Reading →
LA Kings Must Stick With Playoff Mindset Heading Into Long Grammy Road Trip
AUDIO: Includes audio interviews with Los Angeles Kings’ Dwight King, Trevor Lewis, Alec Martinez and head coach Darryl Sutter. EL SEGUNDO, CA — As the Los Angeles Kings begin their annual Grammy road trip tonight at Boston (4:00 PM PST) while Staples Center hosts the annual Grammy Awards, their big home win over the Chicago... Continue Reading →