All Posts Tagged With: "Raitis Ivanans"

Kyle Cadler celebrates a second period goal against Minnesota.

Aaaand We’re Back: Kings 5, Wild 2

On Tuesday, the Kings earned an impressive road victory over the Minnesota Wild in St. Paul, Connie Kim writes. 20Jan2009 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Defenseman Nicklas Grossman the Stars checks Kyle Calder of the Kings.

JMFJ In The Shootout?: Stars, 3, Kings 2 (SO)

The Kings suffered a frustrating defeat at the hands of their Pacific Division-rivals, the Dallas Stars, on Sunday, Connie Kim writes. 19Jan2009 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Terry Murray watches his Kings defeat the Phoenix Coyotes.

Solid Job: Kings 4, Coyotes 0

After losing to the Coyotes earlier this week, the Los Angeles Kings got their revenge by defeating Phoenix 4-0, Connie Kim writes. 28Dec2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Scott Gomez of the Rangers checks Dustin Brown early in the game.

Ah Shoot: Rangers 3, Kings 2 (OT)

Jason LaBarbera showed how goalies can win or lose games, as the Kings fell to the New York Rangers in overtime 3-2, Connie Kim writes. 18Dec2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Dustin Brown celebrates his second period goal.

Hats Galore! Kings 6, Blues 2

After a few inconsistent games, the Kings made some roster changes that resulted in a big 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues, Connie Kim writes. 12Dec2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Jarret Stoll celebrates his second period goal.

A Flip-Flopping Good Time; Oilers 5, Kings 4 (SO)

Despite a third consecutive defeat at the hands of the Oilers, there is still some optimism surrounding the Los Angeles Kings, Connie Kim writes. 6Dec2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Patrick O'Sullivan celebrates his first period goal against the Edmonton Oilers.

One Down And One Up In Western Canada

Patrick O'Sullivan and the LA Kings bounced back from a loss to Calgary to defeat the Edmonton Oilers 2-1, Connie Kim writes. 27Nov2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Fans were able to meet players such as Dustin Brown at Dodger Stadium.

Meeting Some Yahoos

The Meet The Players "party" at Dodger Stadium was an exciting way for King fans to meet some of their favorte players, Connie Kim writes. 23Nov2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Jarret Stoll celebrates his second period goal with Anze Kopitar and Tom Preissing.

Kings 6, Ducks 3

[caption id="attachment_2849" align="alignnone" width="200" caption="Jarret Stoll celebrates his second period goal with Anze Kopitar and Tom Preissing. "][/caption]The Kings put a great effort on the ice last night. It’s no secret that the individual talent on the Kings’ roster ... 15Oct2008 | Connie Kim | 1 comment | Continued
Patrick O'Sullivan solidifies a solid group of forwards for the Kings.

Kings 2008-09 Season Preview

[caption id="attachment_2776" align="alignnone" width="200" caption="Patrick O'Sullivan solidifies a solid group of forwards for the Kings."][/caption]As stated in Kings World Podcast - Episode 1.13, this is the third draft of this preview. Events in the past five days ... 8Oct2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
The Kings celebrate a Derek Armstrong goal in the second period.

Preseason – Kings 6, Coyotes 4

In their first official preseason game, the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Phoenix Coyotes 6-4, Connie Kim writes. 23Sep2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Jeff Giuliano

Year-In-Review – 24 – Michal Handzus and Jeff Giuliano

Michal Handzus signed with the Kings last summer for four (4) years at $4 million per with a no-trade clause. Apparently he was brought in to be the 2nd line center but was never able to regain his form last season from the major surgery he had. He surprisingly played in all ... 11Aug2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Raitis Ivanans

Year-In-Review – 23 – Raitis Ivanans

Raitis Ivanans is the resident role player (read: enforcer) for the Kings. Last season he played in 73 games getting 6 goals, 2 assists for 8 points, and ended with 134 penalty minutes. In the beginning of the season it was clear what Ivanans’ role was, but once the Kings drifted out ... 9Aug2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued

Year-In-Review – 9 – Rob Blake

Moving along to JJ's mentor through his first season with the Kings, Rob Blake. Blake definitely had an up-and-down season in terms of numbers, but then again, so did everyone on the roster. I think the only ones that weren't in such flux were Anze Kopitar and Dustin Brown. One could argue for Patrick O'Sullivan, but we're not discussing forwards ... 31May2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued

Kings In The 2008 World Championships Part VI

Sully and Brownie Spank Norway Team USA romps Norway 9-1 in the final game of the qualifying round. The players notching goals were Dustin Brown, Phil Kessel, Patrick Kane, Paul Martin, Zach Parise, and Brandon Dubinsky with a hat trick. For this showing, Brownie actually doesn't dominate the US in ice time. The player with the most ice time ... 18May2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Lubomir Visnovsky

Kings In The 2008 World Championships Part V

Kopi Versus Lubo! On Sat. May 10th, the Slovakians faced the Slovenians again in the relegation round (best of 3) where the Slovaks won 4-3. So Slovenia has been officially relegated to the lower group in next year's tournament, whereas, Slovakia can remain. Even though both Lubomir Visnovsky and Anze Kopitar had showings ... 16May2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued

Kings In The 2008 World Championships Part IV

Lubo Workin' It! On Wednesday, May 7th, Slovakia faced Finland where the Fins won out 3-2. Lubomir Visnovsky end the night with a respectable 1 shot on net and at a +1 in this loss. One cool thing for Lubo was that he logged more ice time than any of his teammates at 25:16. The next closest was a ... 13May2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued

Kings In The 2008 World Championships Part III

USA vs. Canada

 

Canada wins this game 5-4 against the USA. Canadian goals were scored by Brent Burns, Dany Heatley for two, Jonathan Towes, and Derek Roy. For the USA it was Patrick O'Sullivan, Dustin Brown, Zach Parise, and Jason Pominville. Side note: Pierre McGuire mentioned he spoke to Parise the other day about losing his front teeth during the ... 12May2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued

Kings In The 2008 World Championships Part II

Canadians Own The Latvians But is this surprising? Of course not. On Sunday, May 4th, Team Canada played keep away with the Latvians while scoring 7 goals in the process. Pascal LeClaire held off the Latvians to zero goals. The thing that bugged me the most was that Gord Miller kept referring to Raitis Ivanans as "E-van-ness." Incorrect, my friend!... 7May2008 | Connie Kim | 0 comments | Continued
Raitas Ivanans

Scoring By Committee

With the Kings in their second to last game of the season facing the Sharks, I thought this was going to be another game in this 82-game schedule that would have a predictable ending. The Sharks had been on an 18-0-2 tear through the league, but the Kings didn't let the Sharks utterly ... 4Apr2008 | Connie Kim | 1 comment | Continued

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