Kings coach, trainer, help push Denver-area motorist out of snow

With team stranded in Colorado, McLellan, Kingsley roll up sleeves for good deed

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By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

If you are stuck in some snow, it's good to have some people around that are experienced with ice.

Los Angeles Kings coach Todd McLellan and trainer Chris Kingsley helped a Denver-area motorist back out of some snow recently.
The team posted video of MacLellan, a Melville, Saskatchewan natve, and Kingsley, who hails from Greenville, Massachusetts, acting out the good deed on its official Twitter account Monday.

It seems, though, that McLellan and Kingsley didn't have enough left over to push the team plane out of the slush. With conditions still poor and the team unable to leave Colorado, the Kings game against the St. Louis Blues was postponed on Monday.

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