Ken Holland, a four-time Stanley Cup winner as an executive with the Detroit Red Wings, is expected to become the new general manager of the Los Angeles Kings, replacing Rob Blake, whose contract was not renewed after consecutive first-round playoff exits. Holland, who previously managed the Edmonton Oilers, will now oversee a Kings roster that includes veterans and rising stars but has struggled in the playoffs since 2014. An official announcement is anticipated later this week, with Holland tasked to evaluate the future of head coach Jim Hiller, who completed his first full season with the team.
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