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Los Angeles Kings History:

Because of the NHL lockout, hockey fans missed an entire season of their favorite sport. Fortunately, the NHL would not make it two seasons without league play.

Hockey finally resumed for the 2005-2006 NHL season. The Kings acquired Valeri Bure, Jeremy Roenick and Pavol Demitra with the new salary cap .began the new season strongly challenging for the Western Conference title. However, the second half of the season saw the Kings once again stumble badly, freefalling from second in the Western Conference in early January to tenth place.

At the trade deadline, the Kings added another goal scorer in the New York Islanders, Mark Parrish, along with defenseman Brent Sopel, and they fired head coach Andy Murray on March 21, 2006, replacing him with interim head coach John Torchetti, but the moves failed to jump-start the team, as they continued their losing ways. With three games left in the season, Luc Robitaille, the team's all-time leading scorer and the NHL's all-time highest-scoring left-winger, announced that, at the end of the year, he would be retiring from pro hockey.

Just one day after the end of the Los Angeles Kings' 2005-06 regular season, AEG decided to clean house on April 18, 2006, and they relieved President/Hockey Operations and General Manager Dave Taylor of his duties, along with Director of Player Personnel Bill O'Flaherty. Interim head coach John Torchetti and assistant coaches Mark Hardy and Ray Bennett, along with goaltending consultant Andy Nowicki were also fired, and Vice President and Assistant General Manager Kevin Gilmore was re-assigned to other duties within AEG. Los Angeles Kings CEO Tim Leiweke also announced that he will no longer be the team's Chief Executive Officer.

On April 21, 2006, the Los Angeles Kings signed Philadelphia Flyers scout and former San Jose Sharks general manager Dean Lombardi as their new President and General Manager. He was signed to a five-year contract, signaling big changes in the near future for the franchise.

Soon after he was hired, Lombardi quickly began to revamp the Los Angeles Kings' hockey operations and just barely over one month into his tenure as President and General Manager, he hired Marc Crawford to be the Los Angeles Kings' 21st head coach on May 22, 2006.

Crawford, 45, who was fired as the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks on April 25, 2006, left the Canucks as their all-time leader in regular season wins with 246 (246-197-94). Crawford began his NHL coaching career with the Quebec Nordiques in 1994, and went on to win the Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 1996. Crawford also coached Team Canada in the 1998 Olympic Winter Games.

In twelve seasons as an NHL head coach, Crawford has a 411-285-127 (103 ties) regular season record, and a 43-40 mark in the post-season.

Look for the Los Angeles Kings to make another run for the Stanley Cup. With a new head coach and front office, along with a different roster, the Kings should pose as a major threat to opposing teams.

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