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1987–88 Los Angeles Kings season

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National Hockey League team season

1987–88Los Angeles Kings
Division4thSmythe
Conference7thCampbell
1987–88 record30–42–8
Home record19–18–3
Road record11–24–5
Goals for318
Goals against359
Team information
General managerRogatien Vachon
CoachMike Murphy
Rogatien Vachon
Robbie Ftorek
CaptainDave Taylor
ArenaThe Forum
Team leaders
GoalsJimmy Carson (55)
AssistsLuc Robitaille (58)
PointsLuc Robitaille (111)
Penalty minutesLarry Playfair (197)
Plus/minusKen Baumgartner (+5)
Phil Sykes (+5)
WinsRoland Melanson (17)
Goals against averageGlenn Healy (4.33)

The1987–88Los Angeles Kingsseason, was the Kings' 21st season in theNational Hockey League (NHL). It saw the Kings finish in fourth place in theSmythe Division with a record of 30 wins, 42 losses, and 8 ties for 68 points. The team finished last in the league in goaltending, with 359 goals allowed.[1] They lost the Division Semifinals in five games to theCalgary Flames.

This was the last season that the Kings wore purple and gold uniforms with a crown logo adorning the front. After this season, they would introduce a new logo with a white, black, and silver uniform, coinciding with the acquisition ofWayne Gretzky from theEdmonton Oilers.

Regular season

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Final standings

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Smythe Division
GPWLTGFGAPts
Calgary Flames8048239397305105
Edmonton Oilers8044251136328899
Winnipeg Jets8033361129231077
Los Angeles Kings803042831835968
Vancouver Canucks802546927232059

[2]Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against
Note: Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold.

Record vs. opponents

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Smythe Division record vs. opponents

Vs. Campbell Conference

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Vs. Smythe Division

1987–88 NHL records[3]
TeamCGYEDMLAKVANWINTotal
Calgary—4–3–14–46–0–23–4–117–11–4
Edmonton3–4–1—4–2–27–0–14–1–318–7–7
Los Angeles4–42–4–2—3–4–13–512–17–3
Vancouver0–6–20–7–14–3–1—3–57–21–4
Winnipeg4–3–11–4–35–35–3—15–13–4

Vs. Norris Division

1987–88 NHL records
TeamCHIDETMINSTLTORTotal
Calgary2–0–11–1–12–0–12–13–010–2–3
Edmonton1–21–22–0–13–02–0–19–4–2
Los Angeles2–11–23–02–11–1–19–5–1
Vancouver1–21–22–11–21–1–16–8–1
Winnipeg1–1–10–2–12–0–12–12–17–5–3

Vs. Wales Conference

Vs. Adams Division

1987–88 NHL records
TeamBOSBUFHFDMTLQUETotal
Calgary1–22–13–02–0–13–011–3–1
Edmonton1–1–13–02–10–31–1–17–6–2
Los Angeles0–2–11–20–31–22–14–10–1
Vancouver1–21–1–10–1–20–2–13–05–6–4
Winnipeg0–31–1–11–20–32–0–14–9–2

Vs. Patrick Division

1987–88 NHL records
TeamNJDNYINYRPHIPITWSHTotal
Calgary2–11–22–13–00–2–12–110–7–1
Edmonton1–21–22–12–13–01–210–8–0
Los Angeles1–1–10–33–00–30–1–21–25–10–3
Vancouver3–00–31–21–22–10–37–11–0
Winnipeg2–0–11–20–2–10–32–12–17–9–2


Schedule and results

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1987–88 regular season[4]
October
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
1LOctober 8, 19871–4New York Islanders(1987–88)0–1–0
2WOctober 10, 19874–2St. Louis Blues(1987–88)1–1–0
3LOctober 11, 19872–9Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)1–2–0
4LOctober 15, 19872–3Boston Bruins(1987–88)1–3–0
5LOctober 18, 19872–4Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)1–4–0
6LOctober 21, 19872–6@Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)1–5–0
7LOctober 23, 19873–4@Winnipeg Jets(1987–88)1–6–0
8WOctober 25, 19872–1@Winnipeg Jets(1987–88)2–6–0
9TOctober 27, 19874–4 OT@Pittsburgh Penguins(1987–88)2–6–1
10WOctober 28, 19874–3@New York Rangers(1987–88)3–6–1
11LOctober 30, 19871–5@Buffalo Sabres(1987–88)3–7–1
November
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
12LNovember 1, 19871–4@Philadelphia Flyers(1987–88)3–8–1
13LNovember 4, 19874–5Buffalo Sabres(1987–88)3–9–1
14WNovember 7, 19875–4New York Rangers(1987–88)4–9–1
15TNovember 10, 19874–4 OTEdmonton Oilers(1987–88)4–9–2
16LNovember 13, 19877–10@Calgary Flames(1987–88)4–10–2
17WNovember 14, 19878–7Quebec Nordiques(1987–88)5–10–2
18LNovember 17, 19873–4@New York Islanders(1987–88)5–11–2
19LNovember 19, 19875–7@Philadelphia Flyers(1987–88)5–12–2
20TNovember 21, 19876–6 OT@Toronto Maple Leafs(1987–88)5–12–3
21WNovember 22, 19878–5@Buffalo Sabres(1987–88)6–12–3
22WNovember 25, 19876–4Chicago Blackhawks(1987–88)7–12–3
23LNovember 28, 19874–8Calgary Flames(1987–88)7–13–3
24TNovember 29, 19872–2 OTNew Jersey Devils(1987–88)7–13–4
December
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
25LDecember 1, 19876–7 OTWinnipeg Jets(1987–88)7–14–4
26LDecember 3, 19874–5 OTWinnipeg Jets(1987–88)7–15–4
27LDecember 5, 19874–6@Montreal Canadiens(1987–88)7–16–4
28LDecember 6, 19873–10@Washington Capitals(1987–88)7–17–4
29LDecember 9, 19871–2@New Jersey Devils(1987–88)7–18–4
30LDecember 10, 19873–4@Boston Bruins(1987–88)7–19–4
31LDecember 12, 19872–3@Hartford Whalers(1987–88)7–20–4
32WDecember 16, 19877–5Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)8–20–4
33LDecember 19, 19871–4Calgary Flames(1987–88)8–21–4
34WDecember 20, 19876–3@Calgary Flames(1987–88)9–21–4
35LDecember 22, 19872–5@Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)9–22–4
36LDecember 23, 19871–5@Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)9–23–4
37WDecember 26, 19873–2Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)10–23–4
38LDecember 28, 19872–5Winnipeg Jets(1987–88)10–24–4
39WDecember 30, 19876–4Winnipeg Jets(1987–88)11–24–4
January
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
40WJanuary 2, 19885–2Montreal Canadiens(1987–88)12–24–4
41WJanuary 4, 19886–3@New Jersey Devils(1987–88)13–24–4
42TJanuary 5, 19884–4 OT@Pittsburgh Penguins(1987–88)13–24–5
43LJanuary 8, 19883–5@Detroit Red Wings(1987–88)13–25–5
44LJanuary 10, 19882–5@Chicago Blackhawks(1987–88)13–26–5
45WJanuary 11, 19885–4@Minnesota North Stars(1987–88)14–26–5
46LJanuary 13, 19883–8Washington Capitals(1987–88)14–27–5
47LJanuary 16, 19883–4Hartford Whalers(1987–88)14–28–5
48WJanuary 19, 19886–3New York Rangers(1987–88)15–28–5
49WJanuary 21, 19885–4 OT@Calgary Flames(1987–88)16–28–5
50LJanuary 22, 19883–5@Winnipeg Jets(1987–88)16–29–5
51WJanuary 24, 19882–1@Winnipeg Jets(1987–88)17–29–5
52LJanuary 26, 19883–5@Quebec Nordiques(1987–88)17–30–5
53LJanuary 27, 19882–5@Toronto Maple Leafs(1987–88)17–31–5
54WJanuary 30, 19885–0Minnesota North Stars(1987–88)18–31–5
February
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
55LFebruary 2, 19882–5@Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)18–32–5
56WFebruary 3, 19887–2Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)19–32–5
57WFebruary 6, 19887–2Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)20–32–5
58LFebruary 7, 19882–5Calgary Flames(1987–88)20–33–5
59WFebruary 11, 19885–3Quebec Nordiques(1987–88)21–33–5
60LFebruary 13, 19885–7Pittsburgh Penguins(1987–88)21–34–5
61LFebruary 15, 19881–6Detroit Red Wings(1987–88)21–35–5
62WFebruary 17, 19885–4@Minnesota North Stars(1987–88)22–35–5
63LFebruary 18, 19884–7@St. Louis Blues(1987–88)22–36–5
64WFebruary 20, 19883–0Toronto Maple Leafs(1987–88)23–36–5
65WFebruary 24, 19884–3Washington Capitals(1987–88)24–36–5
66LFebruary 27, 19886–8Philadelphia Flyers(1987–88)24–37–5
67WFebruary 28, 19882–0@Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)25–37–5
March
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
68LMarch 1, 19883–5@Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)25–38–5
69LMarch 5, 19886–7 OTMontreal Canadiens(1987–88)25–39–5
70LMarch 9, 19884–5@Hartford Whalers(1987–88)25–40–5
71TMarch 10, 19883–3 OT@Boston Bruins(1987–88)25–40–6
72WMarch 13, 19887–6St. Louis Blues(1987–88)26–40–6
73TMarch 16, 19883–3 OTVancouver Canucks(1987–88)26–40–7
74LMarch 18, 19883–5@Vancouver Canucks(1987–88)26–41–7
75WMarch 19, 19887–4Detroit Red Wings(1987–88)27–41–7
76LMarch 23, 19882–6New York Islanders(1987–88)27–42–7
77WMarch 26, 19889–5Chicago Blackhawks(1987–88)28–42–7
78WMarch 30, 19889–7Calgary Flames(1987–88)29–42–7
April
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
79WApril 1, 19886–3@Calgary Flames(1987–88)30–42–7
80TApril 3, 19885–5 OT@Edmonton Oilers(1987–88)30–42–8

Legend:  Win (2 points)  Loss (0 points)  Tie (1 point)

Playoffs

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(S1) Calgary Flames vs. (S4) Los Angeles Kings

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April 6Los Angeles Kings2–9Calgary FlamesOlympic SaddledomeRecap 
No scoringFirst period06:00 –Lanny McDonald (1)
08:07 –Al MacInnis (1)
09:36 –Joel Otto (1)
14:42 –pp –Hakan Loob (1)
Jimmy Carson (1) – 07:21
Dave Taylor (1) –pp – 14:49		Second period02:54 – Joel Otto (2)
10:37 –Joe Mullen (1)
No scoringThird period10:07 –pp –Joe Nieuwendyk (1)
13:19 –Gary Roberts (1)
15:02 –Hakan Loob (2)
Roland Melanson 41 saves / 50 shotsGoalie statsMike Vernon 15 saves / 17 shots
April 7Los Angeles Kings4–6Calgary FlamesOlympic SaddledomeRecap 
Dave Taylor (2) –pp – 15:13First period05:06 –pp –Paul Reinhart (1)
09:49 –Joe Mullen (2)
Jimmy Carson (2) – 15:34
Chris Kontos (1) – 19:17		Second period03:24 –pp –Joel Otto (3)
04:45 –Tim Hunter (1)
Paul Fenton (1) – 16:47Third period09:33 –pp –John Tonelli (1)
19:26 –sh –Gary Suter (1)
Glenn Healy 29 saves / 34 shotsGoalie statsMike Vernon 23 saves / 27 shots
April 9Calgary Flames2–5Los Angeles KingsThe ForumRecap 
Colin Patterson (1) –sh – 13:58First period12:42 –Jimmy Carson (3)
No scoringSecond period04:38 –pp –Bernie Nicholls (1)
15:15 –pp –Luc Robitaille (1)
Dana Murzyn (1) – 07:31Third period00:46 –Bobby Carpenter (1)
14:08 –pp – Jimmy Carson (4)
Mike Vernon 21 saves / 26 shotsGoalie statsGlenn Healy 28 saves / 30 shots
April 10Calgary Flames7–3Los Angeles KingsThe ForumRecap 
Hakan Loob (3) –sh – 01:29
Brad McCrimmon (1) –pp – 04:56
Gary Roberts (2) – 10:50		First period12:13 –Dave Taylor (3)
13:10 –pp –Luc Robitaille (2)
Tim Hunter (2) – 14:35
Hakan Loob (4) – 16:05		Second period08:12 –pp –Steve Duchesne (1)
Lanny McDonald (2) – 00:19
Hakan Loob (5) – 08:41		Third periodNo scoring
Mike Vernon 22 saves / 25 shotsGoalie statsGlenn Healy 27 saves / 34 shots
April 12Los Angeles Kings4–6Calgary FlamesOlympic SaddledomeRecap 
Jay Wells (1) – 11:06First period04:01 –pp –Hakan Loob (6)
18:22 –pp –Al MacInnis (2)
Bernie Nicholls (2) – 02:45Second period03:38 –Paul Reinhart (2)
Paul Fenton (2) –pp – 16:10
Jimmy Carson (5) – 18:18		Third period01:57 –Hakan Loob (7)
02:32 –Tim Hunter (3)
09:03 –Ric Nattress (1)
Glenn Healy 23 saves / 29 shotsGoalie statsMike Vernon 26 saves / 30 shots
Calgary won series 4–1

Player statistics

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Regular season
Scoring
PlayerPosGPGAPtsPIM+/-PPGSHGGWG
Luc RobitailleLW80535811182-91706
Jimmy CarsonC80555210745-192207
Bernie NichollsC653246781142871
Dave TaylorRW68264167129-4902
Steve DuchesneD711639551090504
Bobby CarpenterC7119335284-211002
Jim FoxRW6816355118-7201
Paul FentonLW7120234346-14811
Mike AllisonLW37161228573512
Mark HardyD616222899-27411
Jay WellsD5822325159-3100
Phil SykesLW4091221825310
Bryan EricksonRW426152120-14200
Bob BourneC727111828-31101
Ken HammondD46791669-1101
Tom LaidlawD5711213473000
Craig LaughlinRW1948126-8200
Chris KontosLW/C62101221100
Dean KennedyD5811112158-22000
Lyle PhairLW2846108-5000
Paul GuayRW3344840-7000
Ron DuguayC/RW1526817-5001
Grant LedyardD2317852-7100
Tim TookeyC201678-2000
Larry PlayfairD54077197-13000
Sean McKennaRW3032512-14000
Ken BaumgartnerLW302351895000
John EnglishD313442100
Joe PatersonLW32134113-10000
Glenn HealyG3402260000
Dan GrattonC710151000
Eric GermainD401113-2000
Bob KudelskiRW260118-10000
Denis LarocqueD801118-4000
Wayne McBeanD2701126-14000
Glen CurrieC70000-2000
Craig DuncansonLW900012-5000
Bob JanecykG500020000
Roland MelansonG47000160000
Petr PrajslerD700022000
Craig RedmondD20000-4000
Tiger WilliamsLW200061000
Goaltending
PlayerMINGPWLTGAGAASOSASVSV%
Roland Melanson267647172071954.37213991204.861
Glenn Healy186934121811354.3311005870.866
Bob Janecyk3035140234.550165142.861
Team:484880304283534.37325692216.863
Playoffs
Scoring
PlayerPosGPGAPtsPIM+/-PPGSHGGWG
Jimmy CarsonC55384-2100
Bernie NichollsC526811-3100
Luc RobitailleLW525718-8201
Dave TaylorRW53366-3200
Steve DuchesneD513414-5100
Paul FentonLW52132-3100
Jay WellsD5123210000
Bobby CarpenterC51120-7000
Tom LaidlawD50224-8000
Chris KontosLW/C41014-3000
Ken BaumgartnerLW501128-6000
Bob BourneC50110-1000
Paul GuayRW40118-1000
Dean KennedyD4011104000
Craig LaughlinRW30112-1000
Mike AllisonLW500016-3000
Ron DuguayC/RW20000-1000
John EnglishD100000000
Jim FoxRW10000-2000
Eric GermainD10004-1000
Ken HammondD20004-5000
Glenn HealyG400040000
Roland MelansonG100000000
Lyle PhairLW10000-1000
Larry PlayfairD300014-1000
Phil SykesLW40000-3000
Goaltending
PlayerMINGPWLGAGAASOSASVSV%
Glenn Healy240413205.000128108.844
Roland Melanson6010199.0005041.820
Team:300514295.800178149.837

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Note:
Pos = Position;GP = Games played;G = Goals;A = Assists;Pts = Points;PIM = Penalty minutes;+/- = Plus/minus;PPG = Power-play goals;SHG = Short-handed goals;GWG = Game-winning goals
Pos = Position;GP = Games played;Min, TOI = Minutes played;W = Wins;L = Losses;T,T/OT = Ties;OTL = Overtime losses;GA = Goals-against;GAA = Goals-against average;SO = Shutouts;SA = Shots against;SV = Shots saved;SV% = Save percentage;

Awards and records

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Transactions

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The Kings were involved in the following transactions during the1987–88 season.[6]

Trades

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June 13, 1987ToLos Angeles Kings
1st round pick in1987 –Wayne McBean		ToMinnesota North Stars
1st round pick in1987 –Dave Archibald
3rd round pick in1987 NHL entry draft –Kevin Kaminski
October 15, 1987ToLos Angeles Kings
Cash		ToHartford Whalers
Tiger Williams
December 14, 1987ToLos Angeles Kings
Mike Allison		ToToronto Maple Leafs
Sean McKenna
January 21, 1988ToLos Angeles Kings
Gordie Walker
Mike Siltala		ToNew York Rangers
Joe Paterson
February 4, 1988ToLos Angeles Kings
Chris Kontos
6th round pick in1988 –Micah Aivazoff		ToPittsburgh Penguins
Bryan Erickson
February 9, 1988ToLos Angeles Kings
Grant Ledyard		ToWashington Capitals
Craig Laughlin
February 22, 1988ToLos Angeles Kings
Ron Duguay		ToNew York Rangers
Mark Hardy

Free agent signings

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March 18, 1988FromNew Haven Nighthawks (AHL)
Hubie McDonough

Free agents lost

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August 15, 1987ToPhiladelphia Flyers
Mark Lofthouse
December 14, 1987ToPittsburgh Penguins
Scott Gruhl

Waivers

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October 5, 1987ToMinnesota North Stars
Al Tuer
October 5, 1987FromNew York Rangers
Paul Fenton
October 5, 1987FromPhiladelphia Flyers
Tim Tookey

Draft picks

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Los Angeles's draft picks at the1987 NHL entry draft held at theJoe Louis Arena inDetroit,Michigan.

Round#PlayerNationalityCollege/Junior/Club team (League)
14Wayne McBean CanadaMedicine Hat Tigers (WHL)
227Mark Fitzpatrick CanadaMedicine Hat Tigers (WHL)
343Ross Wilson CanadaPeterborough Petes (OHL)
590Mike Vukonich United StatesDenfeld High School (USHS-MN)
6111Greg Batters CanadaVictoria Cougars (WHL)
7132Kyosti Karjalainen SwedenBrynäs IF (Sweden)
9174Jeff Gawlicki United StatesNorthern Michigan University (WCHA)
10195John Preston CanadaBoston University (Hockey East)
11216Rostislav Vlach CzechoslovakiaTJ Gottwaldov (Czechoslovakia)
12237Mikael Lindholm SwedenBrynäs IF (Sweden)
S210Chris Panek United StatesSUNY Plattsburgh (SUNYAC)

References

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  1. ^"1987-88 NHL Summary".
  2. ^Dinger, Ralph, ed. (2011).The National Hockey League Official Guide & Record Book 2012. Dan Diamond & Associates. p. 153.ISBN 9781894801225.
  3. ^"All-Time NHL Results".NHL.com. RetrievedAugust 25, 2023.
  4. ^"1987-88 Los Angeles Kings Schedule".Hockey-Reference.com. RetrievedMarch 27, 2025.
  5. ^"1987-88 Los Angeles Kings Statistics - Hockey-Reference.com". hockey-reference.com. RetrievedJune 25, 2009.
  6. ^"Hockey Transactions Search Results".
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