Kings Designate Perry as Non-Roster Player
The Los Angeles Kings have made a significant roster decision regarding veteran winger Corey Perry. On Wednesday, the team officially designated Perry as a non-roster player, but they did not provide further details about this decision.
Kings Designate Perry as Non-Roster Player
Corey Perry, 40, has had a noteworthy season with the Kings. He recorded nine goals and a total of 21 points across 35 games after signing with the franchise on a one-year contract worth $2 million during the free agency period. Prior to his time in Los Angeles, Perry played for the Edmonton Oilers, where he notched 19 goals and 30 points over 81 games last season. Additionally, he contributed 10 goals and 14 points in 22 playoff games.
Perry’s Career Highlights
Perry boasts a lengthy career in the NHL, with over 1,427 games played. His impressive statistics include:
- 457 career goals
- 956 total points
In light of Perry’s new status, the Kings have also made roster adjustments. They have recalled forwards Andre Lee and Taylor Ward from the Ontario Reign on an emergency basis. This move indicates the team’s commitment to maintaining a competitive lineup in the face of recent changes.
