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Kings, GM Rob Blake Agree to Part Ways After Exit from 2025 NHL Playoff Bracket
Blake was a defenseman for the Kings across 14 different seasons during a playing career that also included stops with the Colorado Avalanche and San Jose Sharks. He played for Los Angeles for the first 12 seasons of his career from 1989-90 until it traded him to Colorado during the 2000-01 campaign and then returned for two seasons from 2006-08.
LA Kings and General Manager Rob Blake Mutually Agree to Part Ways
The LA Kings and Vice President/General Manager Rob Blake have mutually agreed to part ways, it was announced today by President Luc Robitaille. The search for a replacement will begin immediately. “On behalf of the entire organization,
Luc Robitaille expressed strong support for Jim Hiller after GM Rob Blake and the Kings mutually agreed to end Blake’s eight-year tenure.
Under the former star defenseman, the Kings made five postseasons but failed to advance, including last week’s ouster by ...
After suffering a fourth consecutive first-round playoff exit, the Los Angeles Kings announced Monday that general manager ...
The Los Angeles Kings and vice president/general manager Rob Blake mutually agreed to part ways, team president Luc ...
After losing to the Edmonton Oilers in the first round for the fourth-straight year, the Los Angeles Kings are making a big ...
Jim Hiller has coached the Los Angeles Kings for just 16 months — if you count his time on interim status — but he has been ...
Shortly after the Los Angeles Kings announced the organization parted ways with General Manager Rob Blake, star Quinton ...
Last week, the Kings were eliminated by the Oilers. It’s now been four years in a row that the Los Angeles team has lost in ...
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