Los Angeles Kings Mascot History. Bailey, the 6-foot lion mascot Bailey was introduced during the 2007-2008 NHL season. His introduction marked a new era in the Kings' mascot legacy, ...

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — Every appearance from the Los Angeles Kings mascot, Bailey, is a reminder of what the team lost on Sept. 11, 2001. NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 12: Former Los Angeles Kings ...

Day One of the Kings’ training camp, and not a question about the season. There were plenty of television trucks parked outside HealthSouth training center in El Segundo, and a small room ...

The man who appears at Los Angeles Kings games as team mascot "Bailey" was sued Wednesday by a dishwasher for allegedly groping the defendant's buttocks in a Staples Center elevator in 2016.

The man who plays Bailey, the mascot for the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings, has been accused in a lawsuit of sexually harassing a female member of the Ice Crew, according to a report. TMZ reported … ...

The Los Angeles Kings Friday announced it had fired a man who portrayed team mascot, "Bailey," following an investigation into an allegation of sexual harassment.

The man who portrays Los Angeles Kings mascot Bailey the lion has been suspended by the team following a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against him, the team and owner AEG.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The man who appears as Bailey, the Los Angeles Kings mascot, is being sued for allegedly groping the buttocks of a dishwasher in a Staples Center elevator in 2016.

On Sunday, May 25, LA Kings Analyst Daryl Evans, Bailey, the LA Kings Ice Crew, and other team staff members took part in LA Fleet Week in San Pedro. The Kings were proud to once again show ...

And the next alleged groper out of Los Angeles is… the mascot of the city’s hockey team. Tim Smith, who dresses as Kings mascot Bailey, is being sued by Maso Griffin for allegedly grabb… ...

Los Angeles Kings Mascot Bailey. The Los Angeles Kings, founded on June 5, 1967, are a professional ice hockey team in the NHL. Originally playing at the Forum, they moved to Crypto.com Arena in 1999.