Club History
18 entries in the Los Angeles Kings compendium.
Club History — Era Chart
Jack Kent CookeThe Canadian-born mogul who brought the NHL to Los Angeles.Luc RobitailleHighest-scoring left winger in NHL history and Kings legend.The ForumThe concrete cathedral where the Kings forged their legacy and found their soul.1967 Expansion DraftThe 1967 NHL expansion draft stocked the Los Angeles Kings with future Hall of Fame goalteDean LombardiArchitect of two Stanley Cup championships for the Los Angeles Kings.Darryl SutterStanley Cup-winning coach and former Blackhawks alternate captainDrew DoughtyThe second overall pick who led the Kings to back-to-back titles and won the Norris TrophyFrank MahovlichThe Big M: six-time Stanley Cup champion and Hockey Hall of FamerKen WhittakerThe franchise's transition after the Cup years, guided by the front office.Bill BarilkoThe defenceman who scored the Cup-winning goal and vanished into the north.Frank DragoNo Kings entry can be written for a subject who never laced up in a Kings uniform.Todd McLellanFrom a brief NHL playing career with the Islanders to a Stanley Cup-winning assistant and Stan SmylStan Smyl: Canucks legend, not a King.Bill BarberFlyers legend and Hall of FamerAnand MahindraA prominent Indian industrialist with no documented tie to the Kings franchise.Paul CoffeyPaul Coffey played parts of five seasons with the Los Angeles Kings from 1988 to 1993.Jeff CarterTwo-time Stanley Cup champion with the Los Angeles KingsOwen NolanPower forward known for his called shot and 18-year NHL career across seven teams.
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