The Los Angeles Kings made a major trade before the NHL’s Olympic break, acquiring Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers. Unfortunately, they are in need of more moves before the NHL Trade Deadline.
The LA Kings came up just short in Interim Head Coach D.J. Smith’s first game in the role behind the bench, as they fell by a 4-2 final score on Monday evening at Crypto.com Arena.
The Avalanche became the first NHL team with 40 wins this season, defeating the Kings who were playing their first game since firing coach Jim Hiller on Sunday and replacing him on an interim basis with D.J.
The Kings announced a series of roster moves today as a response to lingering injury issues, with team reporter Zach Dooley writing that multiple players on the roster are “questionable” for tonight’s game.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
A key veteran is going to be on the shelf for a few more days, at least. On Monday, the Los Angeles Kings placed forward Joel Armia on injured reserve.
The Los Angeles Kings have recalled goaltender Erik Portillo from their AHL affiliate, the Ontario Reign. The move comes as the incumbent No. 1 netminder Darcy Kuemper is set to miss at least tonight’s game against the Colorado Avalanche with an illness, per team reporter Zach Dooley.
Could Corey Perry really be on the move again? After spending the first 14 years of his career as a staple of the Anaheim Ducks, the veteran winger has bounced around the league throughout the back half of his career, suiting up for six different teams over the past eight seasons.
The bench in Hollywood is looking a little different today. On Sunday, the Los Angeles Kings relieved Jim Hiller of his duties as head coach, leading to D.J.
The Los Angeles Kings will have a new coach behind the bench when they host the Colorado Avalanche on Monday night. Jim Hiller was fired Sunday morning and replaced by D.J.
A few weeks ago, the Kings acquired one of the best offensive players in the NHL, ushering in version 2.0 of this season’s LA Kings. By relieving Jim Hiller of his duties earlier today, we may now be on LAK v3.
For D.J. Smith, the first part of moving forward is extinguishing the past. And I’m not talking about the first 59 games of this season, which need their own form of being extinguished.
After leading the Los Angeles Kings to a surprising playoff appearance during the 2023-24 season, it appeared head coach Jim Hiller would end their postseason woes. Nearly two years later, that momentum has fizzled, and the Kings have moved on from the coach.
Anton Forsberg made 29 saves for the Los Angeles Kings in a 2-0 win against the visiting Calgary Flames on Saturday afternoon. Forsberg, who had allowed 16 goals while losing his previous four starts, posted his second shutout of the season and 10th in his 11-year NHL career.
The Los Angeles Kings need wins, and they need them now. Coming out of the Olympic break, three points out of a playoff spot, after committing to winning
Artemi Panarin is a Korkino, Russia-born left-winger who was born on October 30, 1991. The left-winger began his hockey career with SDYUSHOR Vityaz Podolsk of MosJHL during the 2007-08 season.
We are 52 games into the AHL season, meaning the Ontario Reign are near the third-quarter mark of the 2025-26 season. The Reign sit in first place in the Pacific Division, two points ahead of the Colorado Eagles, who have three games in hand on the Reign.
Artemiy Panarin's time with the New York Rangers came to an end earlier this month when GM Chris Drury made it clear that their star forward won't be getting another contract.
Another week has passed, and it’s time for another LA Kings‘ weekly prospect update. This week’s update was highlighted by forward Jan Chovan. Chovan played in four games with the Sudbury Wolves and posted four goals, two assists, and 14 shots on goal.
The day Anze Kopitar hangs up his skates will be a bittersweet day in Los Angeles. For nearly two decades, the LA Kings’ leadership and guidance have started and ended with Kopitar.
The Vancouver Canucks are expected to be busy once the NHL’s Olympic trade freeze lifts Sunday night, even if nothing is imminent. According to Thomas Drance of The Athletic, Vancouver does not currently have a deal lined up to be announced when the freeze ends at 8:59 p.m.
Let’s jump straight to the point: the Los Angeles Kings winning a third Stanley Cup feels like one of those debates that splits the passionate fanbase right down the middle.
While the tournament itself is thrilling fans and a source of pride for players, there is an enormous risk for the league with relatively little reward.