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The Los Angeles Kings have offered entertaining box office tickets to the residents and guests of Los Angeles, California since 1967, as some of the greatest men to ever put on skates have suited up for the Pacific Division squad. The National Hockey League franchise has had its share of unforgettable moments and Hall of Fame players, but the LA Kings have just one Pacific Division and Western Conference Championship to show for it. The LA Kings were established in 1967 and for 32 seasons the club called The Forum home, but since 1999 the Kings have played at beautiful Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles, CA. The Kings gorgeous home arena has a seating capacity of over 18,000 seats, and each home contest features the passionate Kings fans, who love the event tickets featuring their LA Kings. The 2007 season was one of transition in Los Angeles as the Kings finished 5^th in the Pacific Division and missed the playoffs, but were aided by newcomers Michal Handzus, Tom Preissing, and Ladislav Nagy.

The General Manager of the Los Angeles Kings, Dean Lombardi, and the ownership of Philip Anschutz and Edward Roski, Jr. began the off-season with a bold move by letting go head coach Marc Crawford in favor of Terry Murray. The Kings were also quite aggressive on draft day in an attempt to bring in more advanced players that can hoist the Stanley Cup for Kings fans in California. To do that, the Kings will have to overtake their Pacific Division rival San Jose Sharks, Phoenix Coyotes, Anaheim Ducks, and Dallas Stars. The LA Kings also had a busy off-season by adding Denis Gauthier, Jarret Stoll, Matt Greene and Richard Clune, while two former Kings in Brendan Buckley and Rob Blake will play in nearby San Jose. Staples Center will once again be filled with passionate Kings fans who love nothing more than getting tickets to see their favorite team play hockey. The schedule will again feature some fantastic Western Conference showdowns as the Detroit Red Wings, Calgary Flames, Chicago Blackhawks, and Minnesota Wild all visit Honda Center. The LA Kings box office will face another huge demand for tickets when Eastern Conference powerhouses like the New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia Flyers visit Honda Center. So get your tickets while you can before the rebuilding LA Kings take flight in their hopeful return to the playoffs in the NHL's 2008-2009 season.

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