Luc Robitaille spent 19 years in the NHL and left with a pretty impressive resume. He won the Calder Trophy in 1987, a Stanley Cup with Detroit in 2002 and was an eight-time All-Star. He finished as ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins traded for future Hall of Famer Luc Robitaille on July 29, 1994, in exchange for a second-round pick in 1995 (Pavel Rosa) and Rick Tocchet. During the first eight years of his ...

The last time a member of the Kings scored 40 goals in a season, Wayne Gretzky was wrapping up the last of his 10 NHL scoring titles, bandana-wearing Kelly Hrudey was regularly performing his ...

LOS ANGELES - Luc Robitaille, the top scorer among left wings in NHL history, will retire at the end of the season, the Los Angeles Kings said Monday. Robitaille — nicknamed "Cool Hand Luc" — ranks ...

EL SEGUNDO — The Kings’ brain trust addressed the media on Monday, although some of their statements about the disappointing season that just concluded seemed difficult to reconcile with the views of ...

Luc Robitaille joined the Kings in 1986 and won the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s best first-year player after scoring 45 goals to go with 39 assists. Robitaille scored more than 40 goals in each of his ...

Welcome to NHL99, The Athletic’s countdown of the best 100 players in modern NHL history. We’re ranking 100 players but calling it 99 because we all know who’s No. 1 — it’s the 99 spots behind No. 99 ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. --No one could say Luc Robitaille didn´t exceed all expectations for his career in the NHL. After all, he was chosen 171st in the 1984 draft. Robitaille scored his 600th career goal ...

Luc Robitaille of the Detroit Red Wings scored the 610th goal of his career on Wednesday night to tie Bobby Hull for most NHL goals by a left wing. The goal, Robitaille's 20th of the season, pulled ...

Luc Robitaille is the latest Los Angeles sports great to be immortalized in bronze in front of Staples Center. The Los Angeles Kings' Hall of Fame left wing became the seventh sports icon honored with ...