Dustin Brown extended his point streak to nine games with two assists on Tuesday. Brown has five goals and 14 points in his last nine contests. He went cold in November and December, but he's made up for lost time. He's now just five points away from reaching the 50-point mark for the fifth straight season. Brown's fantasy value is at it's highest in leagues that use hits as a category, but right now he's worth owning in almost all formats.

Dustin Brown tallied the Kings' only goal in a 2-1 loss to Nashville on Monday. The Los Angeles captain has potted five goals and two assists in his last four games after he had contributed just two helpers in his previous 10 contests. Anze Kopitar and Justin Williams earned assists on his 18th goal of the year.

Dustin Brown recorded a hat trick and an assist as the Los Angeles Kings blanked the Chicago Blackhawks 4-0 on Saturday night. With trade winds swirling, the Kings' captain delivered his third career hat trick. He certainly has not lived up to expectations (17 goals, 35 points) this season, but he remains an excellent two-way forward whom any team would covet if he's truly on the block. Willie Mitchell potted a goal (fourth) and had an assist. Jarret Stoll had three helpers. Newly acquired Jeff Carter had four shots on goal in 17:16 of ice time, with 1:38 on the power play, in his first game with the Kings.

Kings GM Dean Lombardi is reportedly telling his fellow general managers that Dustin Brown will not be traded. This contradicts a previous report from TSN's Bob MacKenzie, who stated that the Kings are willing to entertain offers for Brown. Brown would certainly be a useful addition to any team making a push for the Stanley Cup, so if it turns out that he is available, we think the Kings will get some pretty solid offers.

TSN's Bob MacKenzie is reporting that the Los Angeles Kings will be listening to offers for winger Dustin Brown. Brown has two years remaining on his contract with a $3.175 million cap hit with a salary of $3.5 million so he will fit in nicely should the Kings get a good enough offer to pull the trigger. He has 15 goals which places him second on the Kings behind Anze Kopitar who has 17. Stay tuned.

Dustin Brown scored a goal in a 4-1 loss Wednesday night. It was Brown's 15th goal of the season. Drew Doughty and Mike Richards each registered an assist for the Kings.

Dustin Brown scored a goal and an assist but it wasn't enough for the Los Angeles Kings to prevail as they lost to the Phoenix Coyotes 5-4 via a shootout. Brown also had five shots on goal and six hits in a stat sheet-filling night of action. He helped the Kings build a 3-0 lead in the first period that eventually evaporated once the contest was over.

Dustin Brown (flu) took part in Monday's practice. Brown was not expected to miss any playing time due to the illness and his presence on Monday reinforces that. Brown has 13 goals and 16 assists in 59 games this season.

It doesn't sound like a major issue, but Dustin Brown could sit out a few practices with a flu. The implication is that the Kings' captain won't miss any game time with his illness, but you might want to keep an eye on updates just in case.

Dustin Brown potted the only Los Angeles Kings goal in their 2-1 shootout loss to the Calgary Flames on Thursday night. Los Angeles' offense continues to run hot and cold. Brown's marker was his 13th of the season, but he does have three of his 13 over his last five games. Regardless, the captain has underperformed this season and is on pace to put up only 44 points. Justin Williams and Willie Mitchell had the assists.