The Los Angeles Kings are one of the most successful NHL franchises of the decade. The team snuck in and won the 2011 Stanley Cup as a number eight seed. Three years later, they beat the New York Rangers in one of the closest five game series in Cup Final history. With so much success over the course of the decade, the team’s front office has tried to keep the core of the team together as much as possible.
This past season, the Kings average age of a roster player was 28.3 years old, the third oldest in the entire league.