LA Kings Monument, Sports monument at Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, United States.

The LA Kings Monument is a 12-foot-tall, 30-foot-wide bronze, granite and glass monument on Chick Hearn Court by Georgia Street outside Crypto.com Arena. Its left side is a tall wall with a repeating pattern of small horizontal marks; the right side is a lower wall with bronze reliefs of hockey players, one raised and angled forward, another crouched low, beneath a blue panel with a wavy lower edge.

The monument was unveiled in November 2016 to commemorate the team's 50 years in the National Hockey League since arriving in 1967. This installation marked a turning point in publicly celebrating the organization's lasting presence in Los Angeles.

The monument's bronze reliefs show Dustin Brown lifting the Stanley Cup, the trophy the Kings won in 2012 and 2014. Drew Doughty appears imprinted on the wall rather than as a freestanding figure. The piece was unveiled in 2016 for the team's 50th anniversary and stands beside the Kobe and Gianna Bryant statue.

The monument stands on Chick Hearn Court near Georgia Street and is easy to find when visiting the arena. The location offers good spots for photography and sits alongside other sports landmarks in the venue area.

Drew Doughty appears not as a freestanding figure but imprinted on the wall itself, while Dustin Brown is shown hoisting the Stanley Cup. The piece stands 12 feet tall and 30 feet wide, made of bronze, granite and glass, beside the Kobe and Gianna Bryant statue.