Looking At The Kings: Their Playoff History Justin Halbersma | June 12, 2012 The Los Angeles Kings are Stanley Cup champions. The Kings defeated the New Jersey Devils in six games to claim hockey’s ultimate prize. After two one goal, overtime wins in…
Behind Enemy Lines: A Kings Fan at Game 5 Meesh Shanmugam | June 11, 2012 Before I delve into my experience at Game 5, I must provide a little background on how I ended up there. On February 23rd, two events occurred that started a…
Los Angeles Heads Home With Kings-Sized Worries Walter McLaughlin | June 11, 2012 Just a few days ago, the Los Angeles Kings were on the verge of history. The Kings were just about to play game four of their Stanley Cup Finals series…
Jonathan Quick Showed Mettle Way Back When… Steve Kendall | June 10, 2012 I remember the first time I saw Jonathan Quick play: It was at the 2004 New England Prep School Championships. He was already being touted by many as one of…
Kings Are Bedeviled In Game Five Michael Gwizdala | June 10, 2012 When you’re virtually flawless on the road and on the penalty kill, odds are that combination will win out more often than not. For the Los Angeles Kings, both of…
Dispatches from Planet Hockey: The Tragically Jaded Edition Jas Faulkner | June 10, 2012 commentary by Jas Faulkner, contributing editor It all went off the rails when a dozen or so writers from various new media outlets agreed to spend the downtime between the…
Jonathan Quick Emerging From The Shadows Justin Halbersma | June 6, 2012 Silently, stealthily, he operates. Jonathan Quick stands as a man against the tide in nets for the Los Angeles Kings. Previously, he was a relative unknown, keeping the crease warm…
NHL and NBC Hurt Their Own Cause Meesh Shanmugam | June 5, 2012 As the Los Angeles Kings and New Jersey Devils prepared themselves for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals, many fans had decisions to make in regards to the game. …
Stanley Cup Playoff Hockey Vs. Regular Season Hockey Justin Glock | June 4, 2012 The Stanley Cup Finals are being played by the two lowest combined seeds in NHL history. Whoever wins will be the lowest seeded team to ever bring home the Stanley…
The L.A Kings playoff dominance is UNPRECEDENTED Tom Yawney | June 3, 2012 The 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs haven’t been very dramatic and the primary reason has been the utter dominance of the LA. Kings. Typically, Stanley Cup winners face a great deal…
Los Angeles Kings’ 2011-12 Playoff Run: The Numbers Don’t Lie Walter McLaughlin | June 3, 2012 Key records the the 2011-2012 Los Angeles Kings have achieved or are flirting with setting are as follows…
Dear Hockey Fans, Meet the Kings’ Anze Kopitar Meesh Shanmugam | June 2, 2012 No, he’s not the hard-hitting captain that has been disrupting teams during the playoffs. No, he’s not the young American goalie leading the league in GAA and save percentage. And…
