LOS ANGELES, July 7 -- The Los Angeles Kings signed unrestricted free agent center Randy Robitaille to a one-year contract Saturday, five days after losing veteran sniper Luc Robitaille to free agency.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Randy Robitaille, 25, spent the last two seasons with the Nashville Predators and had nine goals in 2000-01 while establishing career highs with 17 assists and 26 points in 62 games.
"Randy Robitaille is a skilled player who provides some depth to our organization," Kings general manager Dave Taylor said. "He has proved that he can play and contribute at the NHL level."
Los Angeles also has added free agent wingers Ken Belanger and Steve Heinze while losing Luc Robitaille to the Detroit Red Wings and enforcer Stu Grimson to the Predators.
