Ethan Moreau was called up from the minors on Friday January 18.

Ethan Moreau was called up from the minors on Saturday January 28.

Ethan Moreau hasn't played with AHL Manchester since being sent down on December 10th due to a suspected concussion. Moreau started to "reported feeling 'off' after a practice in Manchester," according to Kings' vice president of hockey operations and legal affairs Jeff Solomon. Moreau had four points and 20 penalty minutes in 28 games before being placed on waivers and then demoted by the Kings.

Ethan Moreau has been sent down to AHL Manchester. Moreau went unclaimed on waivers. He might get another chance with the Kings later this season, but he has no fantasy value in standard leagues.

Ethan Moreau has successfully cleared waivers. Moreau is expected to be sent to the minors, but that hasn't happened yet. He has four points and 20 penalty minutes in 28 contests in 2011-12.

Ethan Moreau has been waived by the Los Angeles Kings. Moreau has four points and 20 penalty minutes in 28 games this season. He was waived by the Edmonton Oilers prior to the 2010-11 season and picked up by the Columbus Blue Jackets. Given that he comes with a $600,000 cap hit this season, we wouldn't be surprised if he gets claimed.

Kings forward Ethan Moreau has been fined $2,500 for a hit on the Penguins' Chris Kunitz in Saturday's game. Moreau received a two-minute boarding penalty during the game and has now been fined the maximum allowed under the collective bargaining agreement for the play.

Ethan Moreau hopes to play hockey until he is 40 years old. Moreau reflected on his time with Edmonton, saying the run to the Stanley Cup was amazing yet disappointing as well. Moreau should be a nice, calming, veteran influence on the Kings. He is not expected to have any fantasy value.

Ethan Moreau addressed his expectations for the upcoming season after joining the Los Angeles Kings. When he was asked that question as well as what role he wants to fill, Moreau said: "I want to come to camp and prove that I'm where I was a few years ago. Throughout my career, I've been a top player on the third line. I've been an elite penalty-killer. I play defensively, I play physical, I play tough. I just can't wait to get back, just to show my teammates that I'm not just here for leadership. I'm not just here to be a piece of the roster. I want to re-establish myself and score goals and play tough and do what I've always done. I don't feel like my play has gone down. I've just had some unlucky injuries. It's exciting for me to be able to re-prove myself in the league and have some incentive. I'm mad, which is good. I'm motivated that more teams didn't want me, and hopefully I can take it out through my play." Entering the 2011-12 campaign with a chip on his shoulder could be great for the Kings, especially if he can chip in offensively.

Ethan Moreau passed his physical on Monday, so he will become the newest member of the Los Angeles Kings. The signing of his one-year deal worth $600,000 is expected to be made official on Tuesday. Moreau appeared in just 37 games with Columbus last season because of a broken hand, a rib injury and a bruised foot. If he can stay healthy then he should add leadership and grit as a bottom-six forward on the Kings.