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Eddie Joyal, original Kings forward, dies at 86

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The hockey world lost a piece of its history with the passing of Eddie Joyal, who was there when the Los Angeles Kings took their first steps into the NHL. Joyal's nine-season career spanned four different organizations, but his legacy is forever tied to the franchise's inaugural era. He was part of the 1964 Stanley Cup Finals team that put the Kings on the map, a distinction that defined his place in hockey history.

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