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Kings agree to terms with D Mitchell Wed Aug 25 14:58:48 2010 EST
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Kings have agreed to terms with free-agent defenseman Willie Mitchell on a two-year contract worth $3.5 million per season. Mitchell's 2009-10 season was derailed by a concussion, limiting him to 48 games where he posted four goals and 12 points. The former eighth-round pick of the New Jersey Devils in 1996, the 33-year-old has compiled 19 goals, 119 points and 621 penalty minutes in 586 NHL games with the Devils, Wild, Stars and Canucks.
Kings' Greene sidelined three months following shoulder surgery Thu Jul 29 17:24:21 2010 EST
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Kings announced Thursday that defenseman Matt Greene is expected to be sidelined approximately three months after recently undergoing shoulder surgery. Greene, 27, appeared in 75 games with the Kings last season, collecting two goals and nine points. Originally selected by Edmonton in the second round (44th overall) of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft, Greene has five goals and 31 assists in 308 career games with the Oilers and Kings.
Kings bring in LW Ponikarovsky Tue Jul 27 15:54:25 2010 EST
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Kings have agreed to terms with left wing Alexei Ponikarovsky on a contract for the next season. Ponikarovsky had spent his entire NHL career with the Maple Leafs before being dealt to Pittsburgh late last year in the midst of his ninth season. He combined to score 21 goals and added 29 assists in 77 games. The 30-year-old native of the Ukraine has netted 20 or more goals four times and had his best season in 2008-09 when he compiled 23 goals a
Kovalchuk happy to return to New Jersey Tue Jul 20 14:10:56 2010 EST
before deciding to return to New Jersey. "This was a tough process for me. This was the biggest decision of my life," said Kovalchuk at Tuesday's press conference. "I believe I made the best choice for me and my family." New Jersey and the Los Angeles Kings were Kovalchuk's two main pursuers since the free agent signing period began July 1. The Newark Star-Ledger reported terms of the contract, breaking down the pact year-by-year. He's due to earn $6 million in each of the next two seasons, $1
Kovalchuk heading back to New Jersey Mon Jul 19 12:22:22 2010 EST
rk) - Ilya Kovalchuk is heading back to New Jersey and will re-sign with the Devils. According to the team's website, the Devils will hold a Tuesday afternoon press conference at the Prudential Center to make it official. The Devils and the Los Angeles Kings were Kovalchuk's two main pursuers since the free agent signing period began July 1. Terms of the deal for the left wing have been reported as about $60 million over seven years. Kovalchuk played 27 games last season for the Devils after be
Kings sign Richardson for one year Sat Jul 17 14:04:56 2010 EST
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Kings signed forward Brad Richardson to a one-year contract on Saturday. The Belleville, Ontario native is coming off a career-high 27-point season (11 goals, 16 assists) while playing in 81 games for the Kings in 2009-10. Richardson, 25, has collected 30 goals and 42 assists in 248 career regular- season games with the Kings and Colorado Avalanche.
All-UFA Team: The best of the leftovers Thu Jul 15 15:19:07 2010 EST
, Frolov has been dogged by criticism concerning his consistency and his frequent offensive dry spells. Still, while it's clear Frolov is no Kovalchuk, the 28-year-old did manage to produce 168 goals and 381 points in seven seasons with the Los Angeles Kings. He also notched 32 goals in 2008-09 before disappointing with just 19 tallies in 81 games last year for the Kings. Frolov's lapses in production are a big reason the Kings are in the Kovalchuk race to begin with, but perhaps a fresh start
Free agency a bust so far for Kings Thu Jul  8 12:02:14 2010 EST
icon Joe Torre made the jump from the Big Apple to the City of Angels. There is no doubt that Los Angeles has a certain appeal that draws in the masses. Unless you play in the NHL. Despite being considered a franchise back on the rise, the Los Angeles Kings have yet to make a splash in free agency. Apparently, a team coming off a 12- win, 22-point improvement isn't very enticing for those skaters looking to relocate. Not that the Kings haven't been in the headlines since free agency began on J
Hockey world waits for Kovalchuk Wed Jul  7 14:46:08 2010 EST
r shopping season and a certain Russian sniper has still yet to make a decision on his future. Heading into free agency it appeared the New Jersey Devils, who acquired Kovalchuk from the Atlanta Thrashers at the last trade deadline, and the Los Angeles Kings had the best chance of signing the five-time 40-goal scorer, but now it seems that leaving the NHL to play back home in Russia is a distinct possibility. At the present time, smart money says the Devils have the best chance at signing Koval
Canadian teams make free-agent splash Fri Jul  2 12:02:22 2010 EST
s per game. The Flames also signed forwards Tim Jackman and Raitis Ivanans. Jackman, 28, had four goals, nine points and 98 penalty minutes in 54 games with the New York Islanders last season. Ivanans, 31, spent the last four seasons as the Los Angeles Kings' enforcer, but had no points and 136 PIMs in 61 games last season. Other Canadian teams made a splash, too, in a busy week of signings, trades, drafts and general house cleaning. The Ottawa Senators went for offensive finesse on the back en
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