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Playing in their 41st season, the Los Angeles Kings are once again vying for the coveted Stanley Cup. Kings tickets at the Staples Center are available.
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Things had all come together at once for Jack Kent Cooke the eccentric owner of the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers, with a spectacular arena in the Great Western Forum about to open and the NHL about to expand. Cooke who was Canadian Born and missed hockey had long dreamed to bring hockey to Hollywood and with expansion he had that opportunity, as the Kings are 1 of 6 teams to join the NHL. Placed with the other 5 new teams the Kings wearing colorful purple and yellow uniforms would finish 2nd in the Western Conference with a record of 31-32-11. However in the playoffs the Kings would be beaten in 7 games by the Minnesota North Stars. Wanting his new hockey team to take on a regal air, Owner Jack Kent Cooke named his team the Kings.
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ESPN - May 15, 2008
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AFP
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AFP - May 1, 2008
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