All The Kings Men

The LA Kings became the first team in the 2021-22 NHL Season to defeat the Florida Panthers when trailing at the start of the 3rd period. Zach Dooley and Carrlyn Bathe joined host Jesse Cohen immediately following the LA Kings shootout victory over the Panthers to talk about about the surprising win. The trio also crown another King of the Week and discuss the mounting injuries for the LA Kings.

Zach Dooley joined host Jesse Cohen to crown another King of the Week following the Kings victory in Buffalo. The pair also talked to Kings forward Blake Lizotte following the Kings dramatic win in Columbus. Lizotte talks about the role he and his linemates play with the Kings, his NHL career and there's even some talk about Batman.

Viktor Arvidsson scored his third goal of the night to win the game in overtime against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Russell Morgan (Hockey Royalty) joined host Jesse Cohen immediately following the game to talk about one of the more emotionally engaging Kings games in recent memory. After that stick around as Jack Han (Former NHL analyst/AHL coach) joins Jesse to talk about the key to the Kings offense how they can improve in the future. Two great conversations for the price of one! Well for the price of none really... it's free!

It's rivalry week at All The Kings Men. John Hoven (Mayors Manor) joins host Jesse Cohen to crown a King of the Week and discuss the ongoing rivalry between the Kings and Ducks. The pair of long time Kings fans also discuss the job GM Rob Blake has done in reshaping the franchise. Then Carrlyn Bathe (Bally's) and Mike Hammer (VGHC) explore the challenges that can pop up when fans of rival teams share their lives together. 

Scott Wheeler has completed the 2022 edition of his NHL prospect pool rankings for The Athletic. Wheeler joins host Jesse Cohen to talk about the evaluation process that lead him to rank the Kings second overall and some thoughts on the top ranked prospects in the Kings system. Dennis Bernstein (The 4th Period) helps crown a King of the Week.

Dwight King and Jordan Nolan join host Jesse Cohen 10 years after their recall to the LA Kings following the 2012 NHL All-Star break. The pair of forwards helped the Kings win the Cup in 2012 and 2014 and share their memories of growing as professionals in both Manchester and LA. The LA Kings had the week off so Jared Shafran names a "Reign of the Week" to kick off the episode.

The LA Kings entered the All-Star break with spirits high after a 4-0-2 Eastern Conference road trip. Austin Stanovich joins host Jesse Cohen to crown another King of the Week. Then Aisha Visram, head athletic trainer for the Ontario Reign, shares her experience behind the Kings bench, the in-game duties of an athletic trainer and more than you ever hoped to know about smelling salts.

The LA Kings continued their strong play in the second half of their season and are 3-0-2 on their current road trip. In the AHL, the Ontario Reign continue their torrid pace and find themselves among the very best teams in the league. Jared Shafran and Josh Schaefer join host Jesse Cohen to update the "10 biggest questions facing the Ontario Reign" from the start of the season while Ryan Sikes and Russell Morgan stop by to help crown another King of the Week.

Quinton Byfield scored his 1st NHL goal against the New York Islanders in Drew Doughty's 1,000th NHL game. Doughty holds the records for most points scored and games played by an LA Kings defenseman and is having one of the best statistical seasons of his career. We take a look at the impact Doughty has had on Kings fans and track his numbers with some help from Route.com.

TOP 10 QUESTIONS FOR THE 2021-22 LA KINGS10 - Will Cal Petersen convincingly claim the starters role?9 - Will Viktor Arvidsson have a bounce back offensive season?8 - How will Phillip Danault impact the offense and defense of the LA Kings?7 - Will the "Core Four" repeat their strong performances from the 2021 season?6 - Will the Power Play provide consistent offense?5 - What will the recovery process look like for Quinton Byfield?4 - Will the defense provide more offense?3 - How many games will be played by prospects and rookies?2 - How will the rest of the Pacific Division perform?1 - Will the Kings be an improved team this season?

The LA Kings outscored their opponents 12-4, won all three games on their schedule last week and find themselves in 2nd place in the Pacific Division. Varty and Karo from The Bannermen Podcast join host Jesse Cohen to crown a King of the Week and celebrate the Kings strong play. Olympian and California native Cayla Barnes (Boston College/Team USA) also joins us to talk about preparation for the 2022 games in Beijing. Barnes was part of the gold medal winning team at the 2018 games and is a former Jr. King. Finally, we take a look at who's playing with whom as we track some time on ice numbers with Route.com.

The LA Kings scored four unanswered goals in the third period to defeat the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins Thursday night in LA. Anze Kopitar scored twice and Jonathan Quick made 27 saves to lead the Kings to their third win in a row and 5th in their last 6 games. Dennis Bernstein (The 4th Period/Kings of the Podcast) joined host Jesse Cohen following the game to talk about the dominant performance.

The LA Kings paired a difficult loss with a dominant win over the past week and currently find themselves in the second Wild Card spot in the Western Conference. Host Jesse Cohen crowns another King of the Week with help from the Kings Realm Podcast, tracks some numbers with help from Route.com and takes a look at the upcoming schedule with Jack Jablonski.

The LA Kings returned to play after an extended holiday break and rebounded from a slow start with two impressive wins at home. Host Jesse Cohen crowns a "King of the Week" with help from his father and an old family friend as the three of them weigh in on the recent strong play of the LA Kings all the way from South Carolina.

The 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship is here! Chris Peters (Daily Faceoff/Hockey Sense) updates host Jesse Cohen on the six LA Kings prospects representing their countries in the 46th edition of the international tournament. Brock Faber (USA), Kirill Kirsanov (Russia), Helge Grans (Sweden), Martin Chromiak (Slovakia), Samuel Helenius (Finland) & Kasper Simontaival (Finland) all take to the ice hoping to bring home a gold medal and we've got a comprehensive breakdown on the latest episode of All The Kings Men.

Tony Granato joins host Jesse Cohen following his induction into the US Hockey Hall of Fame. The former King talks about his time in LA, playing for team USA and his journey from player to head coach at the University of Wisconsin. Cohen is also joined by Jack Jablonski as they crown a King of the Week, sing the praises of Sean Durzi and uncover a surprising stat about the LA Kings 2021-22 season.

Jack Jablonksi joins host Jesse Cohen to crown another King of the Week on the latest episode of All The Kings Men. Then Jared Shafran helps to update the first two games of Quinton Byfield's return to action for the Ontario Reign and give a scouting report on newly recalled defenseman, Christian Wolanin.

02:15 - 32:00 Paul Bissonnette (Tradin' Jabs)32:00 - 40:28 Alex Turcotte (The Reign Check)40:45 - 52:55 Jim Fox (On The Sly w/ Jim Fox) 

Zach Dooley joins host Jesse Cohen to crown a King of the Week and revisit the 10 Biggest Questions facing the LA Kings that were asked at the start of the 2021-22 season. The duo also had a chance to catch up with defenseman Alex Edler who talked about his experience with the NHL draft, adapting to life in North America and raising kids as an NHL player.

Happy Thanksgiving Kings fans! Jesse Cohen called *cough* his dad to talk about Kings past, present and future for the holidays.