0810 - Los Angeles Kings by Ryan Christensen

0756 - Los Angeles Kings by Taylor Roy

0703 - Los Angeles Kings by Lucas Daitchman

0570 - Los Angeles Kings by Lucas Daitchman

0445 - Los Angeles Kings by Steven Grant

0369 - 2014 Stadium Series (Ducks vs Kings) by Alex Harms

0311 - 2014 Stadium Series (Kings vs Ducks) by Kyle Cockeram

0263 - Los Angeles Kings by Tommy Martel

0214 - Los Angeles Kings by Jordan Roberts

Jordan makes some changes to the Kings jerseys including adding a hem stripe to the home jersey, and making grey more prominent on the road jersey. A matching grey third jersey is also added, which uses the Kings vintage crown as the main logo.

Happy first day of winter!

0200 - Los Angeles Kings by Stephen Truman

Stephen's concept keeps the Kings in black, but adds yellow and purple back into the mix as well.

0049 - Los Angeles Kings by Thomas Hopkins

Thomas gives the Kings back their crown as the primary logo, while also using the Burger King logo on the shoulders. Plus the piping has been removed from the jerseys!

0043 - Los Angeles Kings by Mike Sweezey

Our final Kings' Burger King concept (for now) is this grey jersey from Mike. I think these last few concepts have proven that the Burger King logo wasn't a bad logo, it was just used on a bad jersey.

0042 - Los Angeles Kings by Jaricasso

Today's Burger King concept from Jaricasso removes all the colour from the logo, and places it on a jersey with a unique striping pattern. I have to say, this jersey is my favourite from the recent batch of Kings concepts.

0041 - Los Angeles Kings by Casey Rustin

Casey recolours the Kings' Burger King logo to have a grey beard and a purple crown, and I think it was a smart decision. The jersey is nice too.

Also, happy Canada Day to all my fellow Canadians!

0040 - Los Angeles Kings by Brian Raiger

It's Burger King week this week (as this concept says, these are from an HJC competition). This jersey by Brian would still fit in well as a third jersey with the Kings current set.

0039 - Los Angeles Kings by Bill Moore

What do you get if you combine the Kings' burger king logo with a barber-pole striping pattern? That must have been what Bill was wondering when creating this concept.