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Los Angeles Kings History
The Kings were founded in 1967 as part of the six-team influx that saw the NHL expand to 12 teams. There were some shining stars; Rogie Vachon was a stellar goaltender, while Hall of Famer Marcel Dionne lit the lamp at a furious pace alongside his "Triple Crown" line mates Dave Taylor and Charlie Simmer. The Kings’ biggest postseason success during this time was with 1982's "Miracle on Manchester," where the Kings made the largest comeback in NHL playoff history to win 6-5 over the heavily favored Edmonton Oilers, who were led by a 21-year-old phenom named Wayne Gretzky.
Six years later, the Kings landed The Great One. Alongside fellow stars Jari Kurri, Luc Robitaille, Rob Blake, and Kelly Hrudey, the team flirted with success for several years, ultimately losing to the Montreal Canadiens in the Stanley Cup Final in 1993.
Shortly after the turn of the century, the Kings broke through in a big way, winning the Stanley Cup Championship in 2012 and 2014 under coach Darryl Sutter.
Los Angeles Kings Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Pacific
Year Founded: 1967
Team Colors: Black, Silver, White
Team Rivals: San Jose Sharks, Anaheim Ducks(Opens in new tab), Vegas Golden Knights
Los Angeles Kings at Crypto.com Arena
Located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, Crypto.com Arena(Opens in new tab) is home to several major league sports franchises, including the Los Angeles Kings. The Kings played their first game in the building on October 20, 1999, after previously playing at the Kia Forum in Inglewood. Since opening in 1999, Crypto.com Arena has hosted more than 76 million guests for a variety of events. With a capacity of up to 18,340 fans for hockey, the arena boasts state-of-the-art technology, including 675 separate speakers outside of the seating area.
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The Kings have made three appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won the Stanley Cup twice (in 2012 and 2014).
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The Rally was Incredible, Awesome, Electric and just flat out Great! The Energy level was about as high as the playoff games themselves. Everyone seemed to be elevated to another dimension or level in being a Kings Fan! You could feel the excitement and hopes of keeping the Cup here in LA!!! Go Kings Go!
It was just awesome to see our boys address the fans and see game highlights and relieve every moment with every one around you.
I cant wait till next year!!! I would have like to see the parade. Instead they showed the overtime when the winning goal was scored. It would have been even more exciting that when the winning goal was scored that the Stanley Cup came into Staples at the same time.
This event was spectacular in every way. The LA Kings make the Fans feel like we are an integral part of their team. The level of appreciation from the top down was all encompassing. The owners were sincerely thanked (which says something about them), the BEST speeches from the GM Dean Lombardi, the Coaches including the Fantastic Darryl Sutter (Big Applause), the hockey players Captain Dustin Brown, Assistant Captains Matt Greene and Anze Kopitar, MVP & Conn Smythe Trophy winner Justin Williams. All of the speeches were stunningly appropriate and inspiring! And course, a shout out to down to Earth LA Major Eric Garcetti, for starting the FUN early on.
Great time celebrating the cup. The team put on a great event for the fans to come and enjoy the championship together.
too many barriers. i know they must have order and protect everyone, but wish could have been closer. why was LA Live area sectioned off?
Great event for a great team. Mayor Garcetti stole the show with his "F" bomb.
Classy event for a classy team. Many thanks to everyone who made this day happen. Go Kings!
What a great day to spend with all the fans! Loved every second of that rally.
My son and I went to the rally and had THE best time! What a great experience! We can't wait for the next rally and the next Stanley Cup for the Kings! Our seats were great and the people were friendly. No pushing in line. Great experience and a wonderful celebration!!
Everyone was there that could be, from staff, to team members, to the players. It gave everyone an opportunity to gather one last time to look back and marvel at the incredible season that was this year's Los Angeles Kings. Videos were shown, some were old, being seen by the players for the first time, some were new, showing the highlights from the games of the three game seven games and the five games of the finals. The unsung heroes were introduced from the front house staff and the supporting staff, the coaches and of course the players themselves. What was shown throughout was a very tight knit of gentlemen who had high level of respect for themselves, each other and the game. What a day!
Great to participate in the rally again! Great experience and hope it continues for a few more years so everyone can enjoy
Was there all by myself and made friends with the Kings fans around, It was off the hook! The most adrenaline event so far this year! The excitement is contagious and exhilarating. We can take our Cup back, I Believe! Go Kings Go!!!
Great Kings win in double overtime second longest game in Kings playoff history.
Great hockey game to go to. Double OT and comeback win.
It's the stanley cup finals. Watching the kings win in 2ot. What's not to love
Playoff seats are usually expensive however when your team wins it's worth every single penny. GO KINGS GO!
The Kings started off like expected with very heavy legs in the first period after coming off a highly emotional 7 game series with the defending Stanley Cup Champion Blackhawks. The turning point was Clifford scoring a goal near the end of the first period to cut the Rangers' lead in half at 2-1. After tying the score in the second period, our defense and amazing goalie Jonathan Quick shut down the Rangers totally by allowing only 3 shots in the third period while the Kings had 20.
Watching hockey live is what made me into a fan and watching a Stanley Cup Final game was unreal! Sat all the way at the top, but I barely sat down because I was standing up watching the game!
Stanley Cup. Gotta be there. Go Kings Go. Any seat is a great seat when they win