In 1988, this original design was updated slightly to create what is now known affectionately by fans as “the Burger King Crown Logo” due to its similarity with that restaurant chain's branding at that time period, particularly in relation to the Los Angeles Kings Alternate logo. The colors were changed from purple and gold to black and silver, which better represented LA's modern image while still maintaining respect for tradition through the use of similar shapes, such as stars around it, representing past success for both teams in hockey championships.

Finally, after more than two decades of using this version of their emblem, it underwent another update in 2011 where some minor changes were made, including adding white outlines around each shape along with making other small details sharper, like points on star tips or edges on curved lines giving them a more contemporary look without sacrificing any recognition value associated with previous iterations. This latest version has become widely accepted among diehard supporters who appreciate how much effort went into preserving brand identity over the years despite numerous updates throughout its lifetime.