Kings extend O'Donnell, Ersberg
Los Angeles takes two potential UFAs off the table. We heard yesterday that Sean O'Donnell wouldn't be moved, and he ends up staying put on a very reasonable contract.
Good work by GM Dean Lombardi. The Kings should be a team to watch next season.
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