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The Los Angeles Kings have appointed Marco Lord as the head coach of the Ontario Reign, their AHL affiliate. Lord, who previously served as an assistant coach with the Reign, is stepping into this new role with a wealth of experience, having developed strong relationships with players and staff alike. His promotion comes after a successful season, during which he demonstrated a keen ability to foster player development and team cohesion.
In recent years, the Reign have seen notable contributions from players like Quinton Byfield and Alex Turcotte, who have shown promise in their progression within the Kings’ system. Lord’s familiarity with these players positions him well to continue their development and drive the team towards a competitive season in the AHL.
The Kings are excited about this change, believing that Lord’s vision for the team will not only enhance the play of the current roster but also actively contribute to the Kings' long-term success. As he embarks on this new journey, many eyes will be on the Reign to see how his leadership style impacts the team on and off the ice.
In recent years, the Reign have seen notable contributions from players like Quinton Byfield and Alex Turcotte, who have shown promise in their progression within the Kings’ system. Lord’s familiarity with these players positions him well to continue their development and drive the team towards a competitive season in the AHL.
The Kings are excited about this change, believing that Lord’s vision for the team will not only enhance the play of the current roster but also actively contribute to the Kings' long-term success. As he embarks on this new journey, many eyes will be on the Reign to see how his leadership style impacts the team on and off the ice.