Author: Rachel Schneider
New to writing, loved hockey since the mid 90's, I got converted. I'm all for dropping the gloves and don't want to see it go away, I have my favorite teams Kings, Ducks, Knights but if there's a game on I am watching it.
Player/Commentator Profile Keith Jones
Keith Jones, a right-hand shooter from Brantford, Ontario, Canada, was drafted by the Washington Capitals in 1988. The right winger was a traveling man spending time on the Philadelphia Flyers, Colorado Avalanche, and Chicago Blackhawks. During his playing career, totaling 258 points, he packed up his equipment in 2001. Ongoing knee problems and a few […]
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Player and Commentator Profile Jim Fox
Every Kings fan knows Jim Fox; he has been the color commentator for the Kings since 1990. He suffered a bad knee injury that ended his playing career. He played Right Wing for the Kings in the eighties and even got to wear classic purple and gold colors. Seeing the nice smooth-voiced man in the […]
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Kings: It’s Playoff Time
The LA Kings have clinched a playoff spot with over 100 points, and they did this within 77 games. The third spot in the Western Conference has a nice ring to it. The record so far is 45-22-10; the team who was not looking so great is now sparkling in the spotlight. The playoffs are […]
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Hollywood Nights – The Kings Are On A Win Streak
For the past few home games, when the Kings get a win, the arena plays Hollywood Nights by Bob Seager and the Silver bullet band. It’s a fantastic song and great to hear because the home stand has brought them a 9-game win streak. Home cooking must be excellent because something is truly working. During […]
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There was no faith in Jonathan Quick
Things started great as they played the Winnipeg Jets. The game was a back-and-forth goal fest and even went to overtime and then a shootout. Everyone was riding high on a win, then, later that night, the trade was announced. Jonathan Quick was traded to the Columbus Blue Jackets, and the air went out of […]
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Carl Hagelin Injury Update
Carl Hagelin has been bitten by the injury bug again. Having sustained an eye injury in practice, he was hit with a stick blade under his visor, and it ruptured the Choroid in the back of his left eye. He may not recover full vision, so he never made it to training camp or preseason. […]
Read MoreA Dustin Brown Appreciation Post
Since the Kings were on a bye-week since before the All-Star game, on Saturday, February 11th, the Los Angeles Kings will honor their old captain, Dustin brown. He retired at the end of the 2021-2022 season, but since he was the two-time Stanley Cup winning captain, the team is honoring him by giving him a […]
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Los Angeles Kings: C is for Consistency
Having been a Kings fan since the mid-’90s, I have seen the ups and downs, and almost there. Then in 2011-12, the long fantasy finally came true, and with Alec Martinez(now with the Golden Knights) and his jazz hands, we won a cup. Then a year later, we got blessed again. Hyping the fans up […]
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Do The LA Kings Still Have Faith In Jonathan Quick?
Quickie is his nickname, and he has been the leading goaltender for the Kings since he came into the league. He was drafted by the Kings in 2005. He has led the Kings to two Stanley Cups. He has also won the Jennings Trophy(for the fewest goals scored against the team). He’s been to the […]
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