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In extending the current labor deal, the NHLPA is trusting NHL commissioner Gary Bettman to determine what is best for the players for the next few seasons.
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First practices led by Los Angeles Kings coach Todd McLellan have followed the rhythm of a jazz band — high-paced with a tendency to stop on a dime.
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The NHLPA will not reopen collective bargaining agreement negotiations with the NHL, keeping the current CBA in place until after the 2021-22 season.
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The Kings know they haven’t been a good team since their last Stanley Cup win, and first-year coach Todd McLellan faces a tough task in transforming the team.
After a long period of success, the Kings and Ducks missed the playoffs last season. They both open their training camps Friday with plenty of questions.
Several Kings prospects impressed Mike Strothers, the organization’s rookie team coach, during a tournament in Irvine hosted by the Ducks.
Jaret Anderson-Dolan surprisingly made the Kings’ roster opening-night last season but was sent down after five games. He’s determined to stick around this season.
Ned Colletti will continue in his role as a Dodgers’ pregame and post-game analyst for SportsNet LA while also serving as a scout for the NHL’s San Jose Sharks.
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Kings prospect Akil Thomas has worked hard to transform himself from a playmaker into a scorer. Will it help him land a Kings roster spot?
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The signed forward Adrian Kempe to a three-year deal, locking up a member of their young core after a summer-long contract negotiation.
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The Kings’ brass took the stage at The Novo at LA Live on Friday night for the franchise’s annual “State of the Kings” season-ticket holder event and tried to put a finger on exactly what state the team is in.
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Commissioner Gary Bettman says the NHL won’t exercise its option to reopen the collective bargaining agreement with players. The move may prevent another lockout.
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Many of the future players for the Kings and Ducks will be on display when the Ducks host a rookie tournament Sept. 7-10 at Great Park Ice in Irvine.
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The Ducks are hoping to establish adaptive sled and Warrior hockey programs to bring the game to those who otherwise might not have a chance to play a contact sport.
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Matt Millar was hired last week by the Los Angeles Kings as a goaltending development coach.
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