Los Angeles Kings Codexery

Legendary Players

25 entries in the Los Angeles Kings compendium.

Legendary Players — Era Chart

Charlie Simmer1922Marcel Dionne1951Dave Taylor1955Gary Dornhoefer1967Jonathan Quick1986Rob Blake1988Nikolai Khabibulin1990
Marcel DionneProlific scorer and Hall of Famer who played 18 NHL seasons for the Red Wings, Kings, and Gary DornhoeferHard-hitting Flyers winger and two-time Stanley Cup champion.Dave TaylorTriple Crown Line legend and Kings icon who later built Stanley Cup champions as an executJonathan QuickThree-time Stanley Cup champion and two-time Vezina Trophy nominee.Charlie SimmerCanadian former professional ice hockey left winger known for his time with the Los AngeleRob BlakeRobert Bowlby Blake is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player and the current exNikolai KhabibulinA player noted only as having spent time with the Long Beach Ice Dogs franchise.Darryl SittlerMaple Leafs legend and record-setting scorer.Ron SutterCanadian former professional ice hockey player and twin brother of Rich SutterDuane SutterFour-time Stanley Cup champion with the New York Islanders, later a coach and executive.Jari KurriThe Finnish lightning bolt who made the Kings dangerous for a full decade.Todd BertuzziFormer NHL power forward known for his time with the Canucks and the Steve Moore incident.Mike RichardThe clutch winger who made the Kings believe they could dance with anyone.John MacLeanThe Canadian tough guy who made the early Kings feel like a real hockey team.Mark LacroixFourteen years, one jersey, zero excuses — the quiet wall the Kings were built on.Ron LapointeCanadian ice hockey coachBrian BellowsBrian Bellows: 17-season NHL winger, 55-goal scorer, and 1993 Stanley Cup champion with MoRon DuguayThe long-haired forward who finished his NHL career with the Los Angeles Kings in 1988–89.Marty McSorleyEnforcer, Stanley Cup champion, and former King who played alongside Wayne Gretzky.Mark HardyThe blue line's quiet enforcer who made the Kings feel like a team that could survive.Pat VerbeekThe 'Little Ball of Hate' who scored 500 goals and 2,000 penalty minutes.Alex IwinskiA name Kings fans whisper like a prayer to the Forum rafters.Mike BrownThe wall that held the line when the Kings needed it most.Jonathan BernierFirst-round pick, Stanley Cup champion, and journeyman goaltender.Jack CampbellCorrected entry for Jack Campbell based solely on the source article.
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