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Welcome to L.A - Dustin Penner Ad-Justin to a Mid-Season Trade The LA Kings newest acquisition, F Dustin Penner, stopped by the Kings training facility for his physical and met with Heidi Androl to discuss his thoughts on the trade and his transition to L.A. Watch Video. Rich Hammond has a Q& A with Dustin on LAKingsinsider.com, including a challenge for Matt Greene. Read Full Q & A. More information on Dustin Penner: Dustin Penner Bio | Murray on NHL Live | Lombardi on Deadline | Official Trade Call LA Kings Insider's Rich Hammond's Feature this week covers what it's like from a player's perspective to be dealt mid-season. Full Story. Kings F Justin Williams knows exactly what that trade is like, as he was acquired from Carolina two years ago. Instead of being traded - this year - Williams signed a 4-yr extension. Full Story | Williams on Extension TV Broadcast Changes: Sun 3/13 at Dallas will air on FS West and Tue 3/29 at Oilers and Sat 4/2 vs. Stars will air on Prime Ticket.

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Forward Ben Gordon Returns to Reading
Goaltender Caylin Relkoff Signed to Amateur Tryout Agreement

Reading, PA - The Reading Royals of the ECHL, affiliate of the Toronto Maple
Leafs and Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League and the Toronto Marlies of
the American Hockey League, today announced that forward Ben Gordon has been
returned to the Royals from the Binghamton Senators of the AHL. In other
transactions announced today, defensemen Ryan Donald and Alain Goulet have been
recalled from the Royals to the Providence Bruins of the AHL. In other
transactions announced today, the Royals (i) signed goaltender Caylin Relkoff to
an Amateur Tryout Agreement; (ii) placed forward Vladimir Nikiforov on the 3-Day
Injured Reserve; and (iii) moved defenseman Cody Wild from the 3-Day Injured
Reserve to the 7-Day IR.

Gordon, a third year pro from International Falls, Minnesota, was loaned to the
Senators on February 23. He played three games with Binghamton, scoring a goal
in the Senators’ 7-4 win over the Syracuse Crunch on February 26. Gordon
has three points (1g-2a) and two penalty minutes in nine total AHL games with
the Senators and Rochester Americans this season. Gordon leads the Royals in
goals (22) and points (48) in forty-six games with the team. In 114 career games
with Reading, Gordon has registered 135 points, which is five points shy of
becoming the team’s all-time leading scorer.

This is the second recall of the season for Donald, a first year pro from St.
Albert, Alberta. He played three games with the P-Bruins in early November
without registering any points or penalty minutes. Donald registered twelve
points (3g-9a) and a team leading 101 penalty minutes in forty-five games with
the Royals. At the time of his recall, he was also playing to a team leading
plus-19 (+19) for Reading, which is tied for third in the ECHL in that category.
Goulet, a second year pro from Kapuskasing, Ontario, played one game for the
P-Bruins without registering any points or penalty minutes prior to being
assigned to Reading on October 13. He registered nineteen points (4g-15a) and
twenty-nine penalty minutes in forty-three games with the Royals.

Relkoff (6’2/206) (24) [“RELL koff”] recently completed his
senior season at SUNY-Morrisville, where he compiled a record of 9-13-1 with a
3.63 goals against average and an..898 save percentage with one shutout. Relkoff
is the all-time leader in career saves made for SUNY-Morrisville. Wild, a third
year pro from North Providence, Rhode Island, was placed on the 3-Day Injured
Reserve on February 26. He has eleven points (1g-10a) and four penalty minutes
in twenty-five games with the Royals. Nikiforov, a third year pro from Hauppage,
New York, had been activated off the 7-Day Injured Reserve on Sunday and picked
up an assist in the Royals 6-4 loss to the Gwinnett Gladiators that day.
Nikiforov has two assists and eight penalty minutes in fourteen games with
Reading this year.

The Royals return to action on Wednesday (March 2 @ 7:35 pm) when the team will
visit U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio to face the Cincinnati Cyclones. The
Royals game day broadcast will kick off with the pre-game warm-up show presented
by The Works at Wyomissing on the Royals Broadcast Network (WRAW 1340 am in
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Royals Sign Defenseman Matt Baxter
Defenseman Louis Liotti Returned from Lake Erie and Goaltender Michael
Hutchinson Assigned from Providence

Reading, PA - The Reading Royals of the ECHL, affiliate of the Toronto Maple
Leafs and Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League and the Toronto Marlies of
the American Hockey League, today announced that team has signed defenseman Matt
Baxter to an Amateur Tryout Agreement. In other transactions announced today,
defenseman Louis Liotti was returned to the Royals from the Lake Erie Monsters
of the AHL; and goaltender Michael Hutchinson was assigned by the Boston Bruins
from the Providence Bruins of the AHL to the Royals.

Baxter (6’3/183) (22), who hails from Courtice, Ontario, just completed
his senior season with the University of Alabama-Huntsville, where he led the
Chargers with nine goals, and thirteen assists (twenty-two points) in thirty-two
games. Baxter, who served as an alternate captain for the Chargers this past
season, registered thirty-three points (11g-22a) and sixty-eight penalty minutes
in 121 collegiate games. Liotti, a second year pro from Westbury, New York, was
loaned to Lake Erie on February 21. He played three games for the Monsters
without registering any points or penalty minutes. This is the second assignment
to Reading for Hutchinson, a first year pro from Barrie, Ontario. In his first
stint with Reading, he played seventeen games with the Royals and put together a
record of 9-4-1-3 with a 2.85 gaa and .917 save percentage and one shutout. A
third round pick of the Bruins in 2008, Hutchinson has played twenty-three games
with the P-Bruins, compiling a record of 10-8-1 with 3.13 goals against average,
a .903 save percentage and one shutout.

The Royals return to action tonight (Wednesday, March 2 @ 7:35 pm) when the team
will visit U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio to face the Cincinnati Cyclones.
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Royal Report Ready to Put February to Bed
Reading Had a Strong 28 Days but Finishes the Shortest Month on the Short End of
the Stick….

Reading, PA - The Reading Royals weekly highlight show, the Royal Report, is
ready to put the month of February behind us. Although the team won nine games
in February for only the second time in team history, the Royals ended the
shortest month of the year on the short-end of the stick. So the Royal Report
invites you to get ready for the month of March to come blowing in like a lion
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Weekly Release No. 20, which can be accessed on the front page of the Royals
website.

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will visit U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio to face the Cincinnati Cyclones.
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Royals Fall Again on Late Game Goal by Cincy, 3-2
Reading Drops Third in Row for First Time since October

Reading, PA - The Reading Royals of the ECHL (1 st Atlantic Division,
35-16-2-3=75), affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins of the
National Hockey League and the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League,
were defeated by the Cincinnati Cyclones (3 rd Division, 25-22-6-3=59), 3-2, at
U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Royals battled back from a two-goal
first period deficit to tie, but for the second time in the last three games
Reading gave up a late third tie-breaking game winner against. The Royals have
lost three consecutive games in regulation for the first time since games three
through five in October.

Reading’s Michael Hutchinson (loss, 9-5-1-3, 41/44) made a number of
spectacular stops to keep the Royals alive in some tough moments; but proved the
hard-luck loser. Cincinnati’s Brian Foster (win, 3-1-0-0, 26/28) was
equally good in his first outing against the Royals. Reading got on the board
early in the second on the team’s first power play chance of the night
(1-3). The Royals’ penalty killers were perfect (0-3) for the ninth time
in the last twelve games.

For the first time in the last eight games, the Royals’ opposition scored
first, when the Cyclones’ broke into the offensive zone with a two-on-one
rush. Samson Mahbod and Barrett Eghoetz made several hot-potato passes as they
approached the Royals’ net with Eghoetz finishing on the back-door for his
thirteenth of the year 5:22 into the first. The Cyclones took a 2-0 lead with
1:11 left in the period on another odd-man rush—this time with three
Cyclones—Mathieu Aubin, Kevin Roeder, and Dustin Sproat—entering the
offensive zone for a multiple-pass tic-tac-toe sequence with Sproat finishing
this one on the back-door.

Reading got on the board 6:55 into the second with a power play goal by Chris
Blight. Matt Caruana gained possession on the right half-wall and landed a
perfect saucer to Andrew Sarauer who was planted on the right side of the goal
with his back to the net. Sarauer slipped a cross-crease, no-look, behind the
back pass to Blight, who was set up on the back-door to jam in his fourteenth of
the year. Reading tied the game at two 16:59 into the second, when Ryan Cruthers
found himself wide-open all alone just inside the offensive blue line for a
clean break on the Cincinnati net. Cruthers hit the pipe with a fore-hand,
back-hand effort, but didn’t give up on the puck. Instead, he intercepted
the Cyclones’ break-out effort at the left point and fed to the low slot
where a waiting Olivier Labelle ripped a quick snap-shot over the right
Foster’s right shoulder for his thirteenth of the year.

The two teams traded chances in an energetic third period, and the two
goaltenders traded quality stops at both ends of the ice. With 3:56 left in
regulation, the Cyclones got what proved to be the game winner when Phil
Youngclaus fired a shot from the right point that was deflected once by Dan Eves
and then a second time directly at the right side of the Royals’ net by
Mathieu Aubin, who deftly angled the puck over the blocker of Hutchinson for his
eighteenth of the year. Reading pressed hard down the stretch and got several
Grade-A chances, but the team misfired on a couple and Foster made several solid
stops to preserve the win.

The Royals return to action tomorrow (Thursday, March 3 @ 7:00 pm) when the team
will face the Toledo Walleye at Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio. The Royals
game day broadcast will kick off with the pre-game warm-up show presented by The
Works at Wyomissing on the Royals Broadcast Network (WRAW 1340 am in Reading,
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