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Hockey reporter for the L.A. Daily News. Formerly of The New York Times, ESPN, etc. Taught at Temple. Gaucho. Owl. The Imelda Marcos of sneakers.

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Kings to honor Anže Kopitar with statue and jersey retirement Original

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By ANDREW KNOLL
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
Star Plaza will shine even brighter when the King of Kings, Anže Kopitar, joins the legends honored outside Crypto.com Arena this coming February, the Kings announced Friday. Kopitar, the Kings’ all-time leading scorer, top producer on their two Stanley Cup runs and captain from 2016 until his retirement this past spring, will be honored Feb. 24. He will have his statue unveiled on the same night his No. 11 jersey will be lifted to the rafters before the Kings host the Montreal Canadiens.
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Ducks trade Sasha Pastujov to Montreal for Sean Farrell Original

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By ANDREW KNOLL
| The Orange County Register Verified
The Ducks traded their leading minor-league scorer Sasha Pastujov to the Montreal Canadiens on Monday in exchange for forward Sean Farrell. Pastujov, a winger who just turned 23, led the San Diego Gulls in points last season with 57 in 71 appearances, trailing only veteran Justin Bailey for tops on the team in goals. Pastujov was also the Gulls’ most prolific producer on a per-game basis the year prior, accumulating 45 points in just 43 contests.
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Ducks sign 1st-round pick Nikita Kelpov to 3-year, entry-level contract Original

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By ANDREW KNOLL
| The Orange County Register Verified
One Ducks prospect departed the organization while another took a major leap toward joining the parent club ahead of schedule Saturday. Nikita Klepov, the coveted forward whom the Ducks selected 15th overall in June’s draft, made a seemingly abrupt about face, decommitting from Michigan State and instead signing a three-year, entry-level contract with the Ducks. By virtue of his fresh pact, he is no longer NCAA-eligible, meaning he will challenge for an NHL roster spot in training camp.
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