NHL Los Angeles Kings Quiz! MCQ

Mario Lessard was named a second team All-Star for the 1980-81 season.

Bill White was the first Los Angeles Kings defenseman to play in an NHL All-Star Game. This means that before him, no defenseman from the Los Angeles Kings had been selected to participate in the All-Star Game.

Nick Beverley was the general manager of the L.A. Kings in 1993 when they reached the Stanley Cup Finals.

Luc Robitaille beat Marcel Dionne's record for scoring the most goals for the Los Angeles Kings.

Bernie Nicholls is the correct answer because he scored 70 goals in the 1988-89 season, which ranked him second in the league. This achievement showcases Nicholls' exceptional scoring ability during that season, making him one of the top goal scorers in the NHL.

Bill Flett is the correct answer because he scored the first hat trick for the Los Angeles Kings.

Marty McSorley was the first Los Angeles King to lead the league in penalty minutes. This means that during a specific season, McSorley accumulated the highest number of penalty minutes among all players in the league. Penalty minutes are given to players who commit infractions such as fighting, slashing, or tripping, resulting in them being sent to the penalty box. McSorley's aggressive style of play and willingness to stand up for his teammates likely contributed to his high number of penalty minutes.

When Luc Robitaille retired, he was second to Dave Taylor, whom he played for the Los Angeles Kings. This means that Dave Taylor had played for the Los Angeles Kings for a longer period of time than Luc Robitaille.

Wayne Rutledge recorded the first shutout for the Los Angeles Kings.

Serge Bernier was the first Los Angeles King to score four goals in a game. This means that he was the first player from the Los Angeles Kings team to achieve this feat.

Eddie Joyal led the Los Angeles Kings in scoring in their first season with 57 points.

Matt Moulson is the correct answer because he played four seasons at Cornell and also scored in his NHL debut with the Los Angeles Kings in 2007.

Noah Clarke was the first California-born player to suit up for the Los Angeles Kings.

Lubomir Visnovsky was the first Los Angeles Kings defenseman to lead the team in scoring for the season. This means that he scored the most points among all the defensemen on the team in a single season. He surpassed other notable defensemen like Rob Blake, Ian Turnbull, and Steve Duchesne in terms of scoring.

Mike Cammalleri set career highs in goals and assists and led the L.A. Kings with 80 points in the 2006-07 season.