The 2025-26 prospect tracker season ends where junior hockey does: the Memorial Cup. It’s been a full year of tracking Kings prospects across the CHL, NCAA, and European leagues, and now, we close the book on two of the most interesting stories we followed.
The Los Angeles Kings made it to the Stanley Cup Playofs this season for the fifth year in a row, but only barely. And once they got there, even though
With the Ontario Reign season over, we will begin our player reviews for the 2025-26 season. Up first: Kyle Burroughs! *Note: These player reviews will
The journey to becoming a successful NHL player is rarely straightforward. For Alex Turcotte, the path has been filled with challenges, lessons, and setbacks that have shaped him into being an important and valuable contributor for the Los Angeles Kings.
There have been successful rookie seasons in NHL history, and there have been superior efforts worth celebrating time and time again. Here's our list of the 25 notable seasons from those with official rookie status, as deemed by the NHL, in reverse chronological order.
The Kitchener Rangers ran the table in Kelowna, going a perfect 4-0 to win the franchise’s third Memorial Cup. The final score of the championship was 6-2, with Jared Woolley scoring the game-winning goal to secure his second straight title.
Congratulations are in order for Kings prospect Jared Woolley, who won his second consecutive Memorial Cup title, skating to a victory with the Kitchener Rangers in the championship game earlier tonight.
Continuing with the Seasons in Review series with forward Trevor Moore. Moore missed some time midway through and saw his production drop from what he has put up in past seasons.
With the Ontario Reign season over, we will begin our player reviews for the 2025-26 season. Up first: Joe Hicketts! *Note: These player reviews will be
The Vegas Golden Knights fired head coach Bruce Cassidy on March 29, and teams around the league have since requested to interview Cassidy for a coaching position.
LA Kings prospect Jared Woolley is one game away from his second consecutive Memorial Cup championship, as he and the Kitchener Rangers skated to a perfect 3-0 record in the round-robin section of the 2026 tournament, earning a bye directly to the final game.
With the Ontario Reign season over, we will begin our player reviews for the 2025-26 season. Up first: Aatu Jamsen! *Note: These player reviews will be
Players decide on where they want to play for a number of different factors. Some prioritize the success of a team. Some like the city they’d be playing in.
During the 2025-26 NHL regular season, the Los Angeles Kings terminated head coach Jim Hiller, and replaced him on an interim basis with D.J. Smith for the remainder of the campaign.
Beyond being one of the teams believed to want to speak to former Vegas head coach Bruce Cassidy, things have been relatively quiet for the Kings on the coaching front. In a recent interview with Zach Dooley for LA Kings Insider, GM Ken Holland suggested that a hiring isn’t exactly imminent and he is now off scouting at the Memorial Cup.
A once-loaded class of unrestricted free agents for the summer of 2026 dwindled down to almost nothing over the course of the season. A July 1 that could
The Los Angeles Kings had a solid season this year despite some of the changes they made, and they’ll be looking to improve their roster for the next season.
The Los Angeles Kings have a lot to think about in the offseason, as free agency will be busy this summer. Now, there are reports that the team is discussing a contract extension with a former 1st-round pick they acquired this season, according to NHL beat writer Dennis Bernstein.
The Los Angeles Kings had an interesting 2025–26 season. One of the biggest stories was how differently the team played at home compared to on the road.
Social media trends come and go, but one particular tradition has stayed within the hockey community, and that is the WAGS (Wives and Girlfriends) jackets.
Dennis Bernstein of The Fourth Period: Life without their No. 1 center and captain, Anze Kopitar, is a reality now for the Los Angeles Kings. Acquiring Artemi Panarin at the deadline and extending him for two years helps, but he’s a game-breaking winger with offense.
One of the top priorities for the Los Angeles Kings this summer will be re-signing top, young defenseman Brandt Clarke. The 23 year old racked up 81 points in 185 NHL games on his entry-level contract, including 40 points while playing in all 82 games of this season.
As occurs each year, after teams are eliminated from the postseason, players start to disclose the injuries they were managing during the final stretch of the regular season and the playoffs.