Los Angeles Kings Tickets

Los Angeles Kings Tickets

The Los Angeles Kings are the champions until it is announced they are not among the eight teams going to the Western Conference half of the NHL playoffs (which is not going to happen) or they are knocked out of said playoffs (far more likely). The Staples Center is going to be filled every night during the 2012-2013 regular season with Los Angeles Kings tickets to see the return of every important piece of the championship roster give the city of angels a dynasty in a sport other than basketball.

Oh, how do we count the ways this team is going to dominate? Let’s begin with the forwards. Anze Kopitar, Justin Williams, and Dustin Brown are on the first line and they are each going to be scoring more than 20 goals and dishing out more than 30 assists. The second line kicks in with Simon Gagne, Mike Richards, and Jeff Carter. Gagne is going to have a full season to work with Richards and Carter, who is himself going to enjoy a full season.

Next, thou art must respect the defense. Drew Doughty, Rob Scuderi, Willie Mitchell, and Slava Voynov are going to give the forwards a chance to score. Los Angeles has these three defensemen with the ability to hand out 20 assists and one guy named Scuderi who is going to be staying at home to help out Jonathan Quick. Quick is the main reason Los Angeles has one of the best defenses in the NHL. He will be minding the net for the next decade. If he is able to keep his GAA at that ridiculous 1.95 then the Kings will be repeating, as no one can beat a hockey team in the postseason with a hot glove.

The mere fact general manager Dean Lombardi kept everyone on the roster from the championship roster is amazing. It is inspiring for fans around the league, especially those with King tickets. This is one franchise that has made it clear it values winning and winning for a long time over a wham, bam, thank you mam approach. Los Angeles’ roster is still rather young or in their prime, so the same points are going to be made next season when explaining why the Kings are going to win a third straight Stanley Cup.