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Spokane Chiefs forward Hudson Elynuik invited to Los Angeles Kings’ development camp

Spokane Chiefs center Hudson Elynuik (26) and Seattle Thunderbirds center Matthew Wedman (21) compete for control of the puck during the second period of a WHL hockey game, Sat. Dec. 9, 2017, in the Spokane Arena. (Colin Mulvany / The Spokesman-Review)
From staff reports

After not hearing his name called over the weekend at the NHL Draft, Spokane Chiefs forward Hudson Elynuik has another shot to impress at the next level.

Elynuik has been invited to the Los Angeles Kings’ development camp, the team said Tuesday. He joins Spokane teammate Jaret Anderson-Dolan, selected by the Kings in the second round of the 2017 NHL Draft.

Elynuik, 20, totaled 86 points and scored 31 goals last year with the Chiefs – his final season in the Western Hockey League.

34 home games

on schedule

The Spokane Chiefs will take the ice at the Spokane Arena 34 times next season, including 27 times on the weekend.

Spokane will open the season on Sept. 22 in Kennewick against the rival Tri-City Americans, followed by a Sept. 28 trip to Kootenay before its Sept. 29 home opener against the Ice.

The Chiefs will play at least five home games each month from October through February.