Carl Grundstrom
NHL Game Recap: Devils Get Shutout By Blackwood And The Sharks 1-0
After an incredible three-game win streak, the Devils’ streak was snapped when they played against their former goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood and the San Jose Sharks at Prudential Center on Sunday, November 10th. Despite being shutout by Blackwood and the Sharks, the Devils truly put in the effort, did everything but find the back of the […]
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Los Angeles Kings Make a Trade With Division Rival
The Los Angeles Kings made a deal with one of their division rivals today.
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Week Seven Breakdown- L.A. Kings
The Kings cruised through Week Seven with three wins in three games. In those three games, they outscored their opponents 13-3. They broke a franchise record for road wins to start the year with nine and a chance in Week Nine to tie and break the NHL record with 11 possible road victories. They now […]
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Line Over The Boards: Week Four
Week Three ended with a heavyweight bout that not only was the Kings’ most complete 60-minute effort of the season but also went past regulation. They left for Canada to start week four. They went into Toronto and made no mistake in establishing their even-strength dominance. Toronto heavily relies on four players to drive their […]
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Line Over The Boards: Week Two
Week Two brings us precisely a quarter to the quarter-pole mark of the season. Another way of saying that is to proclaim that it is still too early to make generalizations and claims regarding the team. But we are human beings, we are analytical, and we try to pick at subliminal trends that can be […]
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Line Over The Boards: Week One
Week one is in the books, and the week ended without a win, but not at all without the small victories. The Kings got a point in a game in which they were down by three goals twice to an elite team. The Kings were never out of the game vs Colorado and got a […]
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3 Forwards with “Make or Break” seasons going into 2023-24
In a year where the LA Kings were no longer playing with ‘house’ money, many blue-chip prospects stepped into more significant roles. Gabriel Vilardi has broken out, and with a hopeful bridge contract on the horizon, he seems to be a lock to score 50-60 points when healthy (iffy history). This is after a year […]
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