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Kings assign 14 players to AHL

January 12, 2021, 8:55 PM ET [0 Comments]
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The Los Angeles Kings have assigned 14 players to the AHL’s Ontario Reign.

Those players are: Daniel Brickley, Aidan Dudas, Sean Durzi, Michael Eyssimont, Cole Hults, Samuel Fagemo, Rasmus Kupari, Boko Imama, Jacob Ingham, Tyler Madden, Jacob Moverare, Markus Phillips, Akil Thomas and Matt Villalta.


Among the names assigned are Daniel Brickley and Boko Imama, who both cleared waivers yesterday. Of the players cut, however, there aren’t really any surprises, as none of the players listed were real contenders to make the team or taxi squad. It’s mostly a mix of young prospects who will need more time to develop, along with depth prospects.



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