PRE-SEASON GAME ROSTERS Wednesday, September 24, 2008 Pepsi Center (Denver, Colo.)

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1 PRE-SEASON GAME ROSTERS Wednesday, September 24, 2008 Pepsi Center (Denver, Colo.) Colorado Avalanche (0-0) Los Angeles Kings (2-0) 31 Peter Budaj G 31 Erik Ersberg G 35 Jason Bacashihua G 32 Jonathan Quick G 36 Jeff Zatkoff G 4 John-Michael Liles D 2 Matt Greene D 5 Brett Clark D 3 Jack Johnson D 14 Ian Laperriere RW 7 Derek Armstrong C 16 Darcy Tucker RW 8 Matt Ellis LW 18 Brian Willsie RW 11 Anze Kopitar C 19 Joe Sakic C 15 Brad Richardson C 23 Milan Hejduk RW 19 Kyle Calder LW 26 Paul Stastny C 23 Dustin Brown RW 27 Scott Parker RW 26 Michal Handzus C 28 Ben Guite RW 28 Jarret Stoll C 41 Michael Vernace D 33 Kevin Westgarth RW 42 Chris Stewart RW 34 Marty Murray C 46 Nathan Smith C 41 Raitis Ivanans LW 49 Darcy Campbell D 42 Tom Preissing D 52 Adam Foote D 43 Joe Piskula D 53 Matt Hendricks C 44 Davis Drewiske D 56 Kevin Montgomery D 52 Gabe Gauthier LW 94 Ryan Smyth LW 53 Alec Martinez D 54 Teddy Purcell RW 57 Wayne Simmonds RW 60 Vladimir Dravecky RW 70 Matt Moulson LW 71 Brian Boyle C 73 John Zeiler RW 74 Dwight King LW 79 Colten Teubert D 80 Drew Doughty D President Pierre Lacroix President/General Manager Dean Lombardi Executive VP & GM Francois Giguere VP/Assistant General Manager Ron Hextall Head Coach Tony Granato Special Asst. to the GM Jack Ferreira Assistant Coaches Dave Barr, Jacques Cloutier VP/Hockey Ops & Legal Affairs Jeff Solomon Goaltending Coach Jeff Hackett Director of Team Operations Marshall Dickerson Assistant GM Greg Sherman Head Coach Terry Murray VP of Hockey Operations Craig Billington Assistant Coach Mark Hardy Assistant to the GM Michel Goulet Assistant Coach Jamie Kompon Director of Player Personnel Brad Smith Goaltending Coach Bill Ranford Video Coordinator PJ DeLuca Player Devel. & Systems Integration Nelson Emerson Strength & Conditioning Coach Paul Goldberg Pro Devel. & Special Assignments Mike O Connell Head Athletic Trainer Matthew Sokolowski Head Athletic Trainer Chris Kingsley Assistant Athletic Trainer Scott Woodward Head Equipment Manager Darren Granger Massage Therapist Gregorio Pradera Strength & Conditioning Coach Chad Smith Head Equipment Manager Mark Miller Dir. of Rehab/Asst. Athletic Trainer Joe Caligiuri Assistant Equipment Manager Kurt Harvey Assistant Athletic Trainer Myles Hirayama Assistant Equipment Manager Cliff Halstead Massage Therapist Mario Serban Assistant Equipment Manager Corey Osmak Assistant Equipment Manager Dana Bryson REFEREES: Gord Dwyer #19, Chris Rooney #5 LINESMEN: Vaughan Rody #73, Derek Amell #75

2 AVALANCHE PRESEASON GAME NOTES Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2008 vs. Los Angeles Pepsi Center Denver, Colo. TONIGHT: The Colorado Avalanche hosts the Los Angeles Kings in the exhibition opener tonight at Pepsi Center Tonight is the first of six preseason games on the schedule, three at home, two on the road and one at a neutral site The Avs will play only three opponents this preseason: Los Angeles, Dallas and Chicago, facing each team twice The Avalanche and Kings will face off again this Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Colorado will host the Boston Bruins to open the regular season on Oct. 9 at Pepsi Center It will mark the latest season opener for the club since (Oct. 10th) The NHL s adjusted schedule will have the Avalanche facing each of the Eastern Conference teams at least once this season, playing a total of 18 games against Eastern opponents (nine at home, nine away) Colorado will face its division rivals six times each (three home, three away) and the other Western Conference teams four times apiece (twice at home) This year marks the 29th season in franchise history and the 13th since the team moved to Denver in Tonight s game can be heard on Mile High Sports Radio AM 1510 in Denver All six preseason games plus all 82 regular season contests can be heard on AM 1510 There will be no television for the preseason, as Altitude Sports & Entertainment will begin its television coverage of the Avalanche on Oct. 12 at Edmonton. PRESEASON SCHEDULE (Mountain time) Date Opponent Time Wed, Sept. 24 LOS ANGELES 7:00 p.m. Thu, Sept. 25 at Dallas 6:30 p.m. Sat, Sept. 27 Los Angeles (in Las Vegas) 8:00 p.m. Wed, Oct. 1 DALLAS 7:00 p.m. Fri, Oct. 3 CHICAGO 7:00 p.m. Sun, Oct. 5 at Chicago 5:00 p.m. ROSTER MOVES: The Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club announced Tuesday that it has reduced its training camp roster to 36 players...below is a complete list of players who have been reassigned or released: C Codey Burki Lake Erie (AHL) G Trevor Cann Peterborough (OHL) D Joel Chouinard Victoriaville (QMJHL) LW Jack Combs Lake Erie (AHL) C J.D. Corbin Lake Erie (AHL) D J.P. Cote Released G Peter Delmas Lewiston (QMJHL) RW Rob Drummond Lake Erie (AHL) LW Chris Durno Lake Erie (AHL) LW Tom Fritsche Lake Erie (AHL) C T.J. Galiardi Lake Erie (AHL) D Cameron Gaunce St. Michael s (OHL) G Ian Keserich Lake Erie (AHL) D Ray Macias Lake Erie (AHL) C Bryan Marshall Lake Erie (AHL) RW Mark McCutcheon Lake Erie (AHL) C Chris Mueller Lake Erie (AHL) D Wes O Neill Lake Erie (AHL) D Derek Peltier Lake Erie (AHL) C Marty Sertich Lake Erie (AHL) C Kelsey Tessier Quebec (QMJHL) G Tyler Weiman Lake Erie (AHL) D Nigel Williams Lake Erie (AHL) BURGUNDY/WHITE RECAP: David Jones recorded a hat trick and Jordan Leopold and Milan Hejduk collected four points apiece (2g/2a) to lead Team White to a 9-0 win over Team Burgundy Monday night in Colorado's annual Burgundy/White Game Team White goaltenders Andrew Raycroft (7 saves) and Jason Bacashihua (16 saves) combined for the shutout This year s Burgundy/White Game was held at Cadet Ice Arena on the grounds of Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., for the second consecutive season Proceeds from this year s contest will benefit military families and initiatives of the Colorado Avalanche Youth Hockey program.

3 LOS ANGELES KINGS 2008 PRESEASON NOTES Today s Game TODAY'S GAME: The Los Angeles Kings play their third of eight preseason games tonight against the Colorado Avalanche at Pepsi Center. KINGS PRESEASON SCHEDULE: Day Date Opponent City Venue Time (Pacific) Result Mon. Sept. 22 Blues Kansas City Sprint Center 5:05 p.m. W (2-1) Mon. Sept. 22 Coyotes Los Angeles STAPLES Center 7:30 pm. W (6-4) Wed. Sept. 24 Avalanche Denver Pepsi Center 6:00 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 Avalanche Las Vegas MGM Grand 7:00 p.m. Tue. Sept. 30 Ducks Los Angeles STAPLES Center 7:30 p.m. Wed. Oct. 1 Ducks Anaheim Honda Center 7:05 p.m. Sat. Oct. 4 Coyotes Glendale Jobing.com Arena 7:00 p.m. Sun. Oct. 5 Sharks Salt Lake City E-Center 6:00 p.m. Home games in bold Lifetime Series KINGS VS. AVALANCHE ALL-TIME: The Kings and Avalanche have met 97 times in the regular season, with Los Angeles holding a record. Last season the Kings were against Colorado Regular Season Head-to-Head Schedule Oct. 20 vs. Colorado Nov. 22 vs. Colorado Dec. 9 at Colorado Jan. 21 at Colorado W L T OT Kings vs. COL all-time: Kings vs. COL at home: Kings vs. COL on road: Kings/Colorado Regular Season Fast Facts OVERALL AT HOME ON ROAD LAST 10 GAMES (2 ties) LAST WIN 12/29/07 (3-1) 2/24/07 (6-5 SO) 12/29/07 (3-1) LAST LOSS 3/1/08 (2-5) 12/17/07 (2-4) 3/1/08 (2-5) LAST OT GAME 2/24/07 (6-5 SO) 2/24/07 (6-5 SO) 11/23/97 (2-1 OT) OVERTIME RECORD LONGEST WIN STREAK 7 Games 7 Games 3 Games 2/11/88-2/17/90 11/14/87-12/27/91 Twice LONGEST UNDEFEATED 10 Games (9-0-1) 7 Games (7-0-0) 5 Games 2/11/88-3/9/91 11/14/87-12/27/91 Twice LONGEST LOSING STREAK 4 Games 6 Games 4 Games Twice 12/10/83-3/14/87 12/7/91-2/23/96 LONGEST WINLESS 4 Games 6 Games (0-6-0) 4 Games Twice 12/10/83-3/14/87 Twice SHUTOUTS BY KINGS LAST TIME 11/22/03 (2-0) 3/31/01 (4-0) 11/22/03 (2-0) SHUTOUTS OF KINGS LAST TIME 3/20/05 (0-5) 3/20/05 (0-5) 3/27/03 (0-3) MOST GOALS /18/89 (11-3) 2/18/89 (11-3) 12/10/89 (8-4) MOST GOALS AGAINST Twice Twice Twice *Active Streak

4 Last Game Recap KINGS BEAT ST. LOUIS IN KANSAS CITY 2-1 Davis Drewiske scored a short-handed goal and Brad Richardson netted a power-play marker, leading the Kings to a 2-1 victory in their preseason opener against the St. Louis Blues, before 11,603 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City Monday night. It was the first-ever NHL game at the Sprint Center. Tom Preissing earned assists on both goals, while Jonathan Quick and Jeff Zatkoff combined to stop 32 of 33 shots. LA CREW DEFEATS PHOENIX 6-4 In the second split-squad game of the night the Kings beat the Phoenix Coyotes 6-4, before 8,221 at STAPLES Center Monday. Oscar Moller, who finished with three points (1-2=3), netted the game-winner with 1:17 left in regulation and David Meckler, who also had three points (2-1=3), sealed it with an empty-netter. Derek Armstrong contributed with two goals, while Brian Boyle had a goal and an assist. Jason LaBarbera stopped 13 of 17 shots, while Daniel Taylor turned aside all eight shots he faced. RECENT KINGS TRANSACTIONS: Los Angeles Kings Transactions Sept. 22 The Kings returned the following players to their junior teams: Center Bryan Cameron to Belleville (OHL), center Matt Filler to Montreal (QMJHL) and left-winger Geordie Wudrick to Swift Current (WHL) The Kings released left-winger Olivier Legault from his tryout agreement. Sept. 15 The Kings signed restricted free agent center Jarret Stoll to a four-year contract The Kings signed restricted free agent center Brad Richardson to a two-year contract. Aug. 28 The Kings signed defenseman Colten Teubert to a three-year entry-level contract. Aug. 27 The Kings singed defenseman Viatcheslav Voynov and forward Andrei Loktionov to threeyear entry level contracts. Aug. 11 The Kings singed defenseman Drew Doughty to a three-year entry-level contract. July 21 The Kings acquired left wing Richard Clune from Dallas for right wing Lauri Tukonen The Kings re-signed defenseman Peter Harrold to a three-year contract. July 18 The Kings singed forward David Meckler to a three-year entry-level contract. July 16 The Kings re-signed forward Gabe Gauthier, goaltender Erik Ersberg, forward Matt Moulson and defenseman Joe Piskula. July 1 The Kings acquired defenseman Denis Gauthier and a second round selection in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft from Philadelphia for defenseman Patrik Hersley and forward Ned Lukacevic. June 29 the Kings acquired center Jarret Stoll and defenseman Matt Greene from Edmonton for defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky. June 21- The Kings acquired center Brad Richardson from Colorado for a second round selection in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Additionally, defenseman Viatcheslav Voynov is the first of seven players selected by the Kings on Day two of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Voynov is selected in the second round (32 nd overall) of the draft. Four of the Kings first five selections in the draft were defensemen as the Kings also selected defenseman Andrew Campbell in the third round (74 th overall). June 20 The Kings selected defensemen Drew Doughty (second overall) and Colten Teubert (13th overall) in the first round at the 2008 NHL Entry Draft in Ottawa. The Kings held the second overall pick entering the draft, and then made three trades with three other teams (Calgary, Anaheim and Buffalo) to move up from the 28 th overall pick to the 13 th overall pick before selecting Teubert. June 4 The Kings acquired a fifth round selection in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft from St. Louis in exchange for defenseman T.J. Fast. April 29 The Kings signed defenseman Alec Martinez to a three-year entry-level contract. April 24 The Kings signed forward Bud Holloway to a three-year entry-level contract. April 22 The Kings signed forward Oscar Moller to a three-year entry-level contract. April 10 The Kings signed goaltender Jeff Zatkoff to a three-year entry-level contract.

5 Los Angeles Kings Preseason Stats POS NO. PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW OTG S PCTG C 58 *Meckler, David C 51 *Moller, Oscar C 7 Armstrong, Derek C 71 *Boyle, Brian D 42 Preissing, Tom D 44 Drewiske, Davis C 15 Richardson, Brad D 21 Gauthier, Denis RW 54 *Purcell, Teddy LW 41 Ivanans, Raitis D 76 *Voinov, Vjateslav D 49 Harrold, Peter LW 19 Calder, Kyle C 11 Kopitar, Anze D 2 Greene, Matt C 28 Stoll, Jarret D 37 *Hickey, Thomas LW 70 *Moulson, Matt D 79 *Teubert, Colten RW 63 *Parse, Scott RW 33 *Westgarth, Kevin D 3 Johnson, Jack C 34 Murray, Marty C 68 *Murray, Brady C 26 Handzus, Michal RW 23 Brown, Dustin D 53 *Martinez, Alec RW 60 Dravecky, Vladimir LW 52 *Gauthier, Gabe RW 57 *Simmonds, Wayne LW 8 Ellis, Matt C 61 *Lewis, Trevor D 80 *Doughty, Drew RW 73 Zeiler, John D 43 *Piskula, Joe LW 56 *Clune, Richard LW 74 *Kings, Dwight TEAM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS RK NO GOALTENDER GPI MINS AVG W L OT EN SO GA SA SV% G A PIM 32*Quick, Jonathan *Taylor, Daniel *Zatkoff, Jeff LaBarbera, Jason TEAM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS

6 Los Angeles Kings Preseason Notes ROSTER TRIMMED TO 56: The Kings on Monday returned Bryan Cameron, Matt Fillier and Geordie Wudrick to their respective junior teams, while releasing Olivier Legault from his tryout agreement. That leaves the active training camp roster at 56 players. THE GOAL: CONTENDING LONG-TERM Strengthening the reserve list and building a core roster that gets progressively younger from year to year were at the top of the Things To Do list when Dean Lombardi joined the Kings as President/General Manager in April of Now entering his third season on the job, the foundation is continuing to be put in place for the Kings to contend long-term thanks to a commitment to building from the back-out, and a completely revamped scouting system and development process. SCOUTING: BUILDING FROM WITHIN Mark Yannetti and Michael Futa serve as Co-Directors of Amateur Scouting for the Kings, and they lead a group of eight amateur scouts who spend numerous hours traveling the world each season in search of young players who have both the character and the talent to someday develop into core members of the Kings. The Kings entered the 2008 NHL Entry Draft with a league-high 15 selections over seven rounds. The Kings turned quantity into quality prospects by first selecting defenseman Drew Doughty, the top defenseman at the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championships for the Gold Medal-winning Team Canada, with the second overall pick in the first round. Next, they engineered three separate trades that resulted in the Kings acquiring the 13th overall pick which they used to select defenseman Colten Teubert, an alternate captain for the gold medal-winning Team Canada at the 2008 IIHF Under-18 World Championships. The Kings continued to use their selections as valuable assets by selecting another seven players in the final six rounds of the draft before making three late round trades that resulted in more selections for what s expected to be a deep and talented 2009 NHL Entry Draft (the Kings currently have 12 selections in 2009). PLAYER DEVELOPMENT: TURNING PROSPECTS INTO PROS For the first time in the history of the franchise, the Kings now have staff members completely dedicated to Player Development. The staff features Nelson Emerson, the club s Coordinator of Player Development and Systems Integration; Mike O Connell, who oversees Pro Development and Special Assignments; and Kim Dillabaugh, who oversees Goaltender Development. All three are entrusted with helping to turn prospects into players once drafted into the system. By dedicating key resources to development, the Kings are integrating a system that will allow top prospects like Doughty, Teubert and fellow defenseman Thomas Hickey (4th overall in the 2007 draft) to grow into core, homegrown players like Dustin Brown (13th overall in the 2003 draft), Anze Kopitar (11th overall in the 2005 draft) and Alexander Frolov (20th overall in the 2000 draft). AGE DISTRIBUTION: GETTING BETTER WHILE GETTING YOUNGER To contend long-term, the Kings will need to increase their level of talent on the reserve list while at the same time getting progressively younger from season to season. For example, one can look at the June 29 trade that sent 32-year-old defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky to Edmonton in exchange for 26-yearold Jarret Stoll and 25-year-old defenseman Matt Greene. Stoll is a good fit because he can fill the hole the Kings have as a second-line center and Greene has the ability to be a top-four defenseman with the Kings. Both also are young enough to fit with the rest of the Kings young core. Of the 61 players starting training camp with the Kings 49 were 25-or-younger (Average age of all 61 players is about 23 years old).

7 AGE DISTRIBUTION AT START OF TRAINING CAMP: Mike D'Orazio Bryan Cameron Justin Azevedo Marc-Andre Cliche Drew Doughty Matt Fillier Jonathan Bernier Richard Clune Martin Jones Thomas Hickey Andrew Campbell Jack Johnson Andrei Loktionov Trevor Kidd Bud Holloway Anze Kopitar Colten Teubert Dwight King Wayne Simmonds Olivier Legault Viatcheslav Voynov Linden Rowat Trevor Lewis Geordie Wudrick Oscar Moller Alec Martinez David Meckler Jeff Zatkoff Jonathan Quick Brian Boyle Drew Bagnall Paul Crosty Daniel Taylor Dustin Brown Gabe Gauthier Matt Greene Vladimir Dravecky Matt Moulson Peter Harrold Davis Drewiske Brady Murray Eric Werner Patrick O'Sullivan* Scott Parse Jon Zeiler Teddy Purcell Joe Piskula Brad Richardson Kevin Westgarth *Unsigned restricted free agent (as of Sept. 22) HOMEGROWN KINGS Eleven former first round selections are scheduled to attend the Kings 2008 Training Camp, and nine of them are homegrown Kings. The list of homegrown Kings includes core players like Anze Kopitar (2005, 11th overall), Dustin Brown (2003, 13th overall) and Alexander Frolov (2000, 20th overall), as well as top prospects like Drew Doughty (2008, 2nd overall), Colten Teubert (2008, 13th overall), Thomas Hickey (2007, 4th overall), Jonathan Bernier (2006, 11th overall), Trevor Lewis (2006, 17th overall) and Brian Boyle (2003, 26th overall). Rounding out the first rounders are Jack Johnson (2005, 3rd overall) and Denis Gauthier (1995, 20th overall). BUILDING FROM THE NET OUT Lombardi, a strong proponent of building a team from the net out, enters the new season with three goaltenders in the Kings system that the club one day can develop into core players at the NHL level. The list includes Jonathan Bernier, Jonathan Quick and Jeff Zatkoff. Bernier, 20, was selected by the Kings in the first round in 2006 (11th overall). He opened the season with the Kings in London and recorded his first career NHL win vs. Anaheim. He appeared in a total of four games with the Kings before being re-assigned to Lewiston in the QMHL where he backstopped his team with a record of in 34 appearances while finishing second among Q netminders with a 2.73 GAA. Bernier also earned a gold medal with Team Canada at the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championships and he finished his campaign with the Manchester Monarchs once Lewiston was eliminated from the QMJHL postseason. While in Manchester, he appeared in a total of six games (including three playoff games) posting an impressive 1.63 GAA and.946 save-percentage in the three regular season contests. Quick, 22, selected by the Kings in the third round in 2005 (72nd overall), also earned his first career NHL win with the Kings vs. Buffalo at STAPLES Center on December 6, 2007 (8-2 victory). He finished the season with a record in three appearances with the Kings. He also went with three shutouts, a 2.32 goals-against-average and a.922 save-percentage in 19 games with Manchester, with many of his wins coming during the Monarchs late season playoff push that resulted in a seventh consecutive Calder Cup playoff berth for the club. Zatkoff, 21, selected in the third round in 2006 (74th overall) recently signed a multi-year contract with the Kings after finishing his junior season with Miami University (Ohio) where he finished second in the nation in both goals-against-average (1.72) and save-percentage (.933). He also finished second in the nation with 27 wins while going with three shutouts in 36 games played. Zatkoff, who competed with Team USA at the 2007 IIHF World Junior Championships, finished with 55 career wins in three seasons at Miami University.

8 DEVELOPMENT CAMP REVIEW The Kings opened their annual Development Camp at the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo on July 8. Nearly 40 prospects participated in the annual camp that included position-by-position on-ice workouts in the mornings followed by combined group workouts in the afternoons. The highlight of Development was the scrimmage that took place on July 14 and was broadcast live at LAKings.com. The goaltenders stole the show in the scrimmage as Jonathan Bernier, Jonathan Quick, Jeff Zatkoff, Daniel Taylor and Linden Rowat only allowed one total goal in the two 25-minute games played before a standing room only crowd. ROOKIE CAMP REVIEW The Kings kicked off their annual Rookie Camp with 29 prospects reporting to the Toyota Sports Center for a practice followed by a scrimmage on Saturday, Sep. 13. The rookies practiced and/or scrimmaged at TSC from September before leaving for Phoenix for a pair of rookie games against the Coyotes on Sept at Jobing.com Arena. The first game on Sept. 16 was also broadcast live at LAKings.com. The Kings won the first game of the tournament 2-1, before dropping the second game 3-0. Wayne Simmonds and Oscar Moller each had a goal and an assist in the tournament, while Jonathan Bernier stopped all 17 shots he faced in Game 1. REGULAR SEASON STARTS OCT. 11 IN SAN JOSE The Kings open the regular season in San Jose Saturday, Oct. 11. The Home Opener and beginning of a four-game homestand follows the next night Sunday, Oct. 12 vs. San Jose. Los Angeles will play 14 of its first 19 games at STAPLES Center. Los Angeles Kings Preseason History ( ) The Kings last ended a preseason schedule with a losing record in 1988, going Since that season, the franchise has posted a winning record 18 straight years. The Kings had a preseason record in (.500) (.250) (.250) (.571) (.333) (.333) (.313) (.083) (.429) (.429) (.813) (.571) (.357) (.929) (.625) (.389) (.278) (.611) (.333) (.429) (.563) (.333) (.545) (.600) (.571) (.500) (.643) (.500) (.556) (.643) (.857) (.722) (.625) (.625) (.833) (.875) (.690) Did not play (.500) (.750) (.600) (1.000)

9 LA KINGS TRAINING CAMP ROSTER (as of Sept. 24, 2008) No. PLAYER POS HT WT PLACE OF BIRTH DOB CLUB GP G A PTS PIM 2 Matt Greene D Grand Ledge, MI Edmonton Jack Johnson D Indianapolis, IN LA Kings Derek Armstrong C Ottawa, ON LA Kings Matt Ellis LW Welland, ON LA Kings Detroit Anze Kopitar C Jesenice, Slovenia LA Kings Brad Richardson C Belleville, ON Colorado Lake Erie (AHL) Kyle Calder LW Mannville, AB LA Kings Denis Gauthier D Montreal, QC Philadelphia (AHL) Dustin Brown RW Ithaca, NY LA Kings Alexander Frolov RW Moscow, Russia LA Kings Michal Handzus C Banska Bystrica, Slokavia LA Kings Jarret Stoll C Melville, SK Edmonton Kevin Westgarth RW Amherstburg, ON Manchester (AHL) Marty Murray C Deloraine, MB Lugano (Switzerland) Thomas Hickey D Calgary, AB Seattle (WHL) Eric Werner D Grosse Pointe Woods, MI Ilves Tampare (Finland) DEG Metro Stars (Germany) Raitis Ivanans LW Riga, Latvia LA Kings Tom Preissing D Arlington Heights, IL LA Kings Joe Piskula D Antigo, WI Manchester (AHL) Davis Drewiske D Hudson, WI Wisconsin (NCAA) Andrei Loktionov C Voskresensk, Russia Yaroslavl 2 (Russia) Peter Harrold D Kirtland Hills, OH LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Bud Holloway LW Wapella, SK Seattle (WHL) Oscar Moller C Stockholm, Sweden Chilliwack (WHL) Gabe Gauthier C Torrance, CA LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Alec Martinez D Rochester Hills, MI Miami - Ohio (NCAA) Teddy Purcell RW St. John's, NF LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Richard Clune LW Toronto, ON Iowa (AHL) Idaho (ECHL) Wayne Simmonds RW Scarborough, ON Owen Sound (OHL) Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) David Meckler LW Highland Park, IL Manchester (AHL) Vladimir Dravecky RW Kosice, Slovakia Manchester (AHL) Reading (ECHL) Trevor Lewis C Salt Lake City, UT Manchester (AHL) Scott Parse RW Kalamazoo, MI Manchester (AHL) Reading (ECHL) Josh Kidd D Sundridge, ON Manchester (AHL) Erie (OHL) Marc-Andre Cliche C Rouyn-Noranda, QC Manchester (AHL) Brady Murray LW Brandon, MB LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Matt Moulson LW North York, ON LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Brian Boyle C Hingham, MA LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Mike D'Orazio D Richmond Hill, ON Owen Sound (OHL) John Zeiler RW Jefferson Hills, PA LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Dwight King LW Meadowlake, SK Lethbridge (WHL)

10 76 Viatcheslav Voynov D Chelyabinsk, Russia Chelyabinsk (Russia) Drew Bagnall D Oakbank, MB Manchester (AHL) Reading (ECHL) Colten Teubert D White Rock, BC Regina (WHL) Drew Doughty D London, ON Guelph (OHL) Andrew Campbell D Caledonia, ON Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) Justin Azevedo C West Lorne, ON Kitchener (OHL) Paul Crosty D Edmonton, AB Manchester (AHL) No. GOALTENDERS POS HT WT PLACE OF BIRTH DOB CLUB GP MIN GAA SO PCT W-L-OT 31 Erik Ersberg G Sala, Sweden LA Kings Jonathan Quick G Milford, CT LA Kings Manchester (AHL) 19 1, Jason LaBarbera G Burnaby, BC LA Kings 45 2, Jeff Zatkoff G Detroit, MI Miami - Ohio (NCAA) 36 2, Jonathan Bernier G Laval, QC LA Kings Manchester (AHL) Lewiston (QMJHL) 34 2, Daniel Taylor G Plymouth, England LA Kings Manchester (AHL) 23 1, Reading (ECHL) Martin Jones G North Vancouver, BC Calgary (WHL) 27 1, Linden Rowat G Cochrane, AB Regina (WHL) 57 3,