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Following the annual NHL Trade Deadline, Kings GM Rob Blake met with the local media at the team’s training facility in El Segundo to answer a variety of questions on topics surrounding deals, coach Jim Hiller’s roster, future contracts, expectations, and much more.
The Kings are shopping 2021 No. 8 overall pick Brandt Clarke as they search for a needle-moving upgrade on the wing ahead of the deadline.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
With the NHL’s March 7 trade deadline looming, the Los Angeles Kings are reportedly evaluating the possibility of trading young defenseman Brandt Clarke.
We’ve got some more NHL rumours as we speed towards Friday’s trade deadline. Teams have already made massive moves ahead of the 3 p.m. March 7 deadline.
Brandt Clarke started the 2024/25 season strong, but for some reason, it appears as though the LA Kings are now shopping their young star defenseman as they look to make an upgrade ahead of the deadline.
This article includes several important notes that are far beyond a simple recall in early March. We’ll break it all down. Wednesday morning, the Kings recalled forward Sammy Helenius from AHL Ontario.
Craig Conroy has made it known to Flames fans that he is in the market for young, talented players to expedite his retool. He’s already made deals for players who are 25 years old or younger like Yegor Sharangovich, Morgan Frost, Joel Farabee, and Kevin Bahl.
As part of the Kings annual road trip to the New York tri-state area, Kings youngsters Brandt Clarke and Alex Laferriere stopped by MLB Network for some shenanigans, as well as a conversation with Brian Boyle and Kevin Weeks.
After starting his first full season at nearly a point-per-game pace, Kings young defenseman Brandt Clarke has cooled a bit offensively during the month of January.
The Maple Leafs could set themselves up with their defenseman of the future via trade.
The LA Kings are welcoming Drew Doughty back after missing the whole season thus far, and it may now lead to the team moving 21-year-old star Brandt Clarke.
The Los Angeles Kings saw Drew Doughty make his 2024-25 regular season debut Wednesday night against the Florida Panthers, but the Kings fell flat and lost 3-0, their third straight loss and seventh defeat in their last nine games.
The Los Angeles Kings were one of the better teams in the NHL for most of the 2024-25 season. Unfortunately, the Kings have struggled recently, causing them to slide in the standings.
For multiple reasons, today has been a busy day for the Los Angeles Kings—their No.1 defenseman is set to make his season debut, the NHL announced the
His first full year in the NHL couldn’t be going better.
The next generation of NHL defencemen are uniquely skilled with the puck and have come of age during an era when dynamic skating and puck movement rule the day.
With the NHL just about a month into the season, many players are well on their way to a career year. Let's take a look at which players are having the biggest breakout seasons so far.
For the prospect sickos out there, you probably remember the 2018-19 Don Mills Flyers AAA U-16 squad. Led by eventual exceptional status forward Shane Wright, the team won 77 times.
The game of ice hockey should be filled with excitement and electricity. That was sometimes missing the last few seasons for the LA Kings. But over the first 11 games of the 2024-25 season, a 21-year-old Brandt Clarke has captivated Kings’ fans illuminating a dull franchise into delirium.
The Los Angeles Kings hosted the Utah Hockey Club for the first time, in their third afternoon game of the season. It was a pretty even game from both sides and ultimately the Kings were able to capitalize on a couple more of their chances to pull out a 3-2 win for their second tough win in a row.
The Los Angeles Kings believed they drafted their next franchise defenseman when selecting Brandt Clarke with the 8th overall pick of the 2021 NHL Draft.
The Los Angeles Kings will be entering the 2024-25 season with a glaring absence on defense.
With the win, the Kings have 62 points and hold the top wild-card spot in the Western Conference.
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