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LA Kings forward reportedly requests a trade

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James Connelly
May 30, 2024  (2:15 PM)
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LA Kings forwards Trevor Moore, Philip Danault, Quinton Byfield, and Arthur Kaliyev celebrating a goal.
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LA Kings forward Arthur Kaliyev has reportedly asked GM Rob Blake for a trade per NHL insider David Pagnotta.

The LA Kings have a wealth of talent in their forward core. With players like Anze Kopitar, Quinton Byfield, Trevor Moore, Kevin Fiala, Adrian Kempe, Philip Danult, and Pierre-Luc Dubois, it makes it hard for younger players to get ice time.

Forward Arthur Kaliyev boasts a wealth of offensive talents yet does not play much because of the players ahead of him. Insider David Pagnotta has shared that Kaliyev has reportedly requested a trade away from the Kings.

"The Los Angeles Kings will look to trade Arty Kaliyev again this summer. The pending RFA has asked for a trade and GM Rob Blake will try to move him – perhaps package him in a deal for an upgrade elsewhere on the roster." - David Pagnotta

Kaliyev is coming off of a brutal season where he scored only 7 goals and 15 points in 51 games. He was averaging under 12 minutes a game when he played and clearly needs an opportunity if he can succeed at the NHL level.

Hopefully, a change of scenery can help the young winger break out and establish himself amongst the elite talent in the NHL.

Source - House of Hockey
LA Kings youngster reportedly requests a trade due to lack of ice time


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