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Kings hire Ken Holland

LA Kings Name Four Time Stanley Cup Winner Ken Holland as New VP, GM

The Los Angeles Kings Wednesday named Ken Holland as the team’s new vice president and general manager, following the recent departure of Rob Blake. Holland, a four-time Stanley Cup champion and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame,

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Los Angeles Kings hire former Red Wings, Oilers exec Ken Holland to be their general manager

Mirtle: Ken Holland is back as an NHL GM with Kings. It’s not the trend you might think it is

Word filtered out on Monday that the Los Angeles Kings’ next general manager was going to be Ken Holland, the 69-year-old Hall of Famer who ran the Detroit Red Wings and Edmonton Oilers for nearly 30 ...

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Holland hired as Kings general manager, replaces Blake

Ken Holland was hired as general manager of the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday. The 69-year-old replaces Rob Blake, who left the Kings on May 5.

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Rob Blake is out after 8 seasons as the Los Angeles Kings' general manager

Rob Blake is out after eight seasons as the Los Angeles Kings' vice president and general manager. The Kings announced a mutual parting with Blake on Monday, four days after Los Angeles lost to Edmonton in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs for the fourth consecutive season.

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Rob Blake out as Los Angeles Kings' general manager days after team is eliminated from playoffs

Rob Blake is out after eight seasons as the Los Angeles Kings' vice president and general manager. The Kings announced a mutual parting with Blake on Monday, four days after Los Angeles lost to ...

L.A. Kings GM Rob Blake will not return in 2025-26

After suffering a fourth consecutive first-round playoff exit, the Los Angeles Kings announced Monday that general manager and vice president of hockey operations Rob Blake will not return. The move comes after the Kings lost four consecutive first-round playoff games and had their season ended by the Edmonton Oilers for a fourth consecutive year.