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Sources: Los Angeles Kings expected to name Ken Holland GM
Ken Holland, who won four Stanley Cups as a Detroit Red Wings executive and helped lead the Edmonton Oilers to a runner-up ...
Reports: Kings likely to hire Ken Holland as GM
Hockey Hall of Fame executive Ken Holland is likely to be the Los Angeles Kings' next general manager, multiple media outlets ...
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Report: Los Angeles Kings Choose New General Manager
The Los Angeles Kings have reportedly made hired a new general manager. Reports are emerging the Ken Holland has been hired ...
3 early predictions for Kings offseason after Oilers series loss
We examine three offseason predictions for the Los Angeles Kings after what was their fourth straight postseason loss to the ...
All signs point to Holland being hired as Kings' next GM
Ken Holland will be the next general manager of the Los Angeles Kings, TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reports, but the sides are still finalizing a deal.
What Does The Los Angeles Kings' Next GM Need To Address?
In the wake of the Los Angeles Kings’ fourth straight season of losing to the Edmonton Oilers in the first round, you knew ...
LA Kings president expects coach Jim Hiller to remain in charge after GM Blake’s replacement hired
Los Angeles Kings president Luc Robitaille expects coach Jim Hiller to remain in charge after the club selects its new ...
Kings vs. Oilers: Los Angeles' first-round Stanley Cup playoffs 'curse' meets its latest test
Three of the six games in the series went into overtime, with Los Angeles winning two of those three contests. The series ...
Los Angeles Kings most to blame for Round 1 loss to Oilers
It's the same old story for the Kings in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs: a first-round exit at the hands of the Oilers.
Rob Blake is out after 8 seasons as the Los Angeles Kings’ general manager
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rob Blake is out after eight seasons as the Los Angeles Kings’ vice president and general manager.
92 Before 20: How A Perfect Situation With The Kings Helped A Young Jimmy Carson Make History
He can’t remember when he learned that the 92 goals he scored for the Los Angeles Kings – 37 as a rookie in 1986-87 and a ...