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Brandt Clarke will be the Kings' primary driver of offense from the blue line this season.

Los Angeles Kings defenseman Brandt Clarke is preparing to take on a larger role as the team's primary offensive driver from the blue line under new assistant coach Phil Housley and head coach Peter Laviolette. The 23-year-old enters the season at the start of a five-year contract with an average annual value of $7.4 million, which he signed in June.
Clarke aims to solidify his two-way play after seeing his ice time increase to an average of 19 minutes and 48 seconds last season. The Kings are looking to revitalize their roster following five consecutive first-round playoff exits, hoping Clarke's continued defensive growth earns him critical minutes that former coach Jim Hiller previously limited.
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