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 | | However, the lack of a major arena in the area was the primary factor in the National Hockey League's decision before the Sixties to not expand to Los Angeles. |
 | | As for the new arena, Cooke stated that the new team would play in "the most beautiful arena in the world." True to his word, the first home of the Kings, the "Fabulous Forum" in Inglewood, California, opened to rave reviews on December 30, 1967, even though the Kings were shutout by the Flyers, 2-0. |
 | | Gretzky led the Kings to their first division title in franchise history in the 1990-91 season with a 46-24-10 record (102 points), but that would not be the pinnacle of his career in Los Angeles. |
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