Brandt Clarke has recently been added to the Kings' second power play unit, which has yet to score this season. The coaching staff is hopeful that his inclusion will enhance their overall power play performance, which currently ranks twenty-sixth in the league. The strategy also involves utilizing five forwards on the first unit to help get Quinton Byfield more involved in front of the net.

Brandt Clarke made his NHL debut and contributed with a secondary assist on Warren Foegele's goal. He added an empty-netter in the final minute, showcasing his impact in the game and marking a significant milestone in his early career.

Brandt Clarke stood out in the Kings' group costume as he dressed up as Jerry Heller, the controversial manager of NWA. His choice not only showcased his sense of humor but also earned him the title of "good sport of the year," adding a layer of personality to the team's Halloween festivities.

Brandt Clarke had a standout performance, recording three assists in the game against the Golden Knights, contributing significantly to the Kings' offensive success.

Brandt Clarke is among the leading scorers for the Kings, with 0 goals and 4 assists for a total of 4 points this season. He has been contributing to the team's offensive efforts as they navigate a challenging start to the season.