The Farm

When they opened their season with a 7-0 loss on home ice back in September, few, if any, would have given the Mississauga Steelheads much of a chance. Gone from the previous season, among others, were the club’s leading scorer Alex Nylander and starting netminder Jack Flinn, so 2016-17 looked ...

While Jacob Moverare has made the Los Angeles Kings look very good this season with his outstanding defensive play, it may be a while before we see him in California on a regular basis. With that said, however, the Kings do have another one of their prospects with the Mississauga ...

Over the past few weeks, there hasn’t been much to cheer about if you are a fan of the Los Angeles Kings. For the second time in three seasons, the Kings had missed the playoffs — a far cry from their status as two-time Stanley Cup champions in three seasons ...

When the Los Angeles Kings sent him back to his junior team, the OHL‘s Mississauga Steelheads, from their rookie camp in late September, Jacob Moverare was told to work on both his physical game and his skating. For a defensive-minded blueliner who stands at 6-foot-2 and 198 pounds, the former ...

With a 7-14-3-3 record so far, the Mississauga Steelheads sit tied for last place in the OHL’s Eastern Conference. Yet, while the club is struggling as they kick off December, there are those individuals who are making the most of their opportunities, and that includes Los Angeles Kings prospect Jacob ...

They surrendered a three-goal lead on Friday night, but the Mississauga Steelheads were able to regroup and come through in overtime, defeating the Niagara Ice Dogs by a 6-5 count. With the win, the Steelheads improve to 5-5-0-1 on the season entering the weekend — good enough for a second-place ...

En route to his team’s loss to North Bay last Sunday, Los Angeles Kings prospect Jacob Moverare coughed up the puck right in front of his own net which was costly given that the Battalion scored just seconds later to make it 5-1 late in the second period. But, while ...

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — When Dean Lombardi was hired as their general manager in 2006, the Los Angeles Kings were in need of a major rebuilding period. It was a slow and arduous rebuild but under Lombardi, the Kings were transformed into a Stanley Cup winner. Yet, while Lombardi and his ...

Unlike past years, the Los Angeles Kings didn’t have the busiest of weekends at this past Draft in Buffalo if you were to go by quantity of picks. Entering said weekend, the Kings had just four selections and, not surprisingly, three of them were defensemen. Of the Kings’ four picks, ...

While free agency is hockey’s hottest topic when the calendar turns to July, the Los Angeles Kings have another summer tradition and that is their annual Development Camp, which began this past Monday in El Segundo. One of the participants in this week’s camp is one of the Kings’ most ...