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Developing An Identity

Trevor Lewis, who was selected 17th overall in 2006 – six slots after Jonathan Bernier – was the second player drafted by Dean Lombardi and his staff following the transfer of power atop the organization in the 2006 off-season.

As such, Lewis, who appeared in 182 games over parts of four AHL seasons before joining the Kings full-time in 2010-11, became very familiar with the club’s push to strengthen the organization through a strong emphasis on player development.

“I think I went to more development camps than anyone,” Lewis joked. His name is among those listed on the banners hanging in both Ontario and Manchester commemorating the Kings prospects who passed through the American Hockey League en route to winning Stanley Cups in 2012 and 2014.