Kings trade forward Linden Vey to the Canucks for a second-round pick

The Kings dealt forward LInden Vey to the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday, the second day of the NHL draft. Vey will get a chance to play with the Canucks, who have made a number of moves the last two days, including trading center Ryan Kesler to the Ducks. Vey, 22, spent the better part of the last three seasons with the Kings’ American Hockey League club in Manchester, N.H. He had five assists in 18 games with the Kings in 2013-14, however.

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Kings recall six from Manchester, including Colin Fraser and Linden Vey

The Kings recalled six players from their American Hockey League team in Manchester, N.H., on Sunday. Forwards Colin Fraser and Linden Vey, plus defensemen Andrew Bodnarchuk, Andrew Campbell and Brayden McNabb and goaltender J.F. Berube were summoned after Manchester’s 3-1 series loss to the Norfolk (Va.) Admirals in the first round of the AHL playoffs.

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Kings recall rookie forward Linden Vey from Manchester of the AHL

The Kings on Tuesday recalled rookie forward Linden Vey from their American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H. It’s his fifth recall of the season, and quite possibly the last one. The 22-year-old Vey played in 22 games for the Kings earlier this season, recording five assists. He also had 48 points (14 goals, 34 assists) in 48 games with Manchester this season.

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Kings recall forward Linden Vey from Manchester of the American Hockey League

The Kings on Thursday recalled forward Linden Vey from their American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H. Vey, a 22-year-old, was recalled for the fourth time. He had five assists in 18 games earlier this season, his first in the NHL. He also had 44 points, including 12 goals, in 40 games with Manchester this season.

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Kings recall Pearson, Toffoli, Vey from minors, return to the practice rink

The Kings recalled forwards Tanner Pearson, Tyler Toffoli and Linden Vey from their American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H., on Wednesday. They also returned to the practice rink in El Segundo to resume workouts. They were without six of their Olympians, however. Anze Kopitar and Slovenia and Slava Voynov and Russia were eliminated in the quarterfinals Wednesday in Sochi. Canada’s Drew Doughty and Jeff Carter will face the U.S.’s Jonathan Quick and Dustin Brown in the semifinals Friday. The Olympic break continues until Feb. 26 for the Kings, who return to action with a visit to Denver to play Colorado.

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Kings recall Toffoli, Schultz and send Pearson, Vey to Manchester

The Kings tweaked their roster Wednesday by recalling forward Tyler Toffoli and defenseman Jeff Schultz from their American Hockey League affiliate at Manchester, N.H. They also re-assigned forwards Tanner Pearson and Linden Vey to Manchester. Toffoli has 17 points, including nine goals, in 33 games with the Kings so far this season. Schultz has played 41 games with Manchester, recording seven points (one goal, six assists). Pearson has one goal in eight games with the Kings. Vey has five assists in 15 games so far with the Kings.

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Kings recall Linden Vey from Manchester of the American Hockey League

The Kings recalled forward Linden Vey from their American Hockey League club in Manchester, N.H. He had five assists in 14 games earlier this season for the Kings. He also had 22 points (six goals, 16 assists) in 20 games for Manchester. The 22-year-old will join the Kings in St. Louis for their game Thursday against the Blues. It’s the first of eight games away from Staples Center for the Kings, which also includes the Jan. 25 game against the Ducks at Dodger Stadium.

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Kings re-assign Linden Vey to minors and activate Colin Fraser from IR

The Kings activated forward Colin Fraser from the injured reserve list before Thursday night’s home game against the San Jose Sharks. Fraser sat out three games because of an upper-body injury. He had one assist and 18 penalty minutes in 17 games going into Thursday. The Kings re-assigned forward Linden Vey to their American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H., to make room for Fraser on the roster. Vey has five assists in 14 games with the Kings.

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