Anze Kopitar Becomes Los Angeles Kings' All-Time Leader in Games Played

Kopitar breaks former teammate Dustin Brown's record of 1,296 games in Los Angeles; on the brink of achieving other career milestones including 400 goals and franchise record in assists.

• Anze Kopitar became the Los Angeles Kings all-time leader in games played, surpassing former teammate Dustin Brown with his 1,297th game.
• He was recognized for this milestone during the first period of an NHL game against the Boston Bruins.
• Kopitar was selected by the Kings in the 2005 NHL Draft and has been with the franchise ever since, contributing to their two Stanley Cup titles in 2012 and 2014.
• The Kings captain has led the team in scoring in 15 of the last 17 seasons and has been in the position of captain since 2016.
• Kopitar is currently on track to achieving several other career milestones including 400 goals and breaking the franchise record in assists.

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