On February 11, 2023, the Kings retired #23 in honor of Dustin Brown. Brown ranks second all-time in franchise history in games played (1,296), sixth in goals (325), seventh in points (712), and was the first player in Kings' history to lift Lord Stanley's Cup.
This Day in Kings’ History (2023): Kings retire Dustin Brown’s #23
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I was at that game, it was awesome
The Sedin hit!
My Kings GOAT 🤴🏻
That was a wonderful ceremony. I was there, and I actually cried. I’m in my late 20’s so he played pretty much my whole life up until that point. For a short while after he retired, it felt like the end of life as I knew it. No disrespect to Pavelski at all, but Brownie will always be my Captain America.
That’s my Captain. No Lady Byng awards. Just a physical presence that wanted to make sure the other teams best player know he was being hunted.