The second week of the LA Kings season wasn’t any better than the first as they went 0-1-2, at least managing to salvage points against the Minnesota Wild and Carolina Hurricanes.
What began as a nightmare turned into one of LA’s most resilient performances of the young season. Facing the NHL’s only remaining undefeated team, the Kings fell behind 3-0 early in the second period before battling back to force overtime and secure a valuable point in the Pacific Division standings.
No one could have imagined a worse start for the Los Angeles Kings at home on Saturday night against the still undefeated Carolina Hurricanes. It took all of 20 seconds for the Kings to be put in a position in which they have been in four out of six times this season: playing from behind.
Not only will the Los Angeles Kings be without their captain for the second consecutive game when they host the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night, but they'll be without him for an extended period of time.
The Los Angeles Kings will be without one of their key players on a week-to-week basis. News emerged on Friday that Anze Kopitar will be out due to a foot injury.
The Los Angeles Kings will have to brave on without their captain for a little while. As reported by Elliotte Friedman, Anze Kopitar is will be out week-to-week with a foot injury after getting struck by a puck in Monday’s shootout loss against the Minnesota Wild.
Los Angeles Kings captain Anze Kopitar is out week-to-week with a foot injury, the team announced Friday. The news rules out Kopitar for Los Angeles' home matchup with the unbeaten Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday.
The Los Angeles Kings suffered a tough blow on Thursday as the team announced captain Anže Kopitar will be out week-to-week with a foot injury sustained during a game against the Minnesota Wild.
We have yet to see an all-around good game from the Los Angeles Kings this season. Yet to see a full 60-minute performance, and yet to see a game won in regulation.
It’s been tough sledding for Jim Hiller and his Los Angeles Kings in the early going of the 2025-26 NHL season. After falling 4-2 to the Pittsburgh Penguins on home ice on Thursday night, the squad has dropped to 1-3-1 and sixth place in the Pacific Division.
Despite jumping out to a two-goal lead in the first period, the LA Kings were unable to sustain their momentum, falling 4-2 to the Pittsburgh Penguins at Crypto.com Arena on Thursday night.
The Fourth Period: David Pagnotta reported that contract extension talks between the Los Angeles Kings and pending RFA defenseman Brandt Clarke haven’t picked up, with Clarke’s camp being patient.
The Los Angeles Kings are ushering in a new era while saying goodbye to an old one in 2025-26. Ken Holland is the new general manager, overhauling their blue line and looking for improvements in the postseason.
The Kings announced they’ve recalled goalie Erik Portillo from AHL Ontario under emergency conditions. As he’s an emergency call-up, the Kings don’t have to open a roster spot for him – although they wouldn’t have had to anyway with an existing opening.
In 2024, Jannik Sinner took home six million dollars for winning the Six Kings Slam. The Italian went undefeated, toppling Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz across three matches in Riyadh.
Sportsnet: Dennis Bernstein on The FAN Hockey Show with Mike Futa and Matt Marchese talking about Adrian Kempe and why he hasn’t signed a contract extension with the Los Angeles Kings yet.
Hockey is in full swing, and with that, our weekly LA Kings prospect update here at Hockey Royalty returns. Whether you are new to this or not, let’s have a memory refresher of how this works.
The rumour mill in the NHL is already heating up with several big recent signings and otherwise contract negotiations ongoing. For this edition of NHL Rumours, we’ll be digging in to the Los Angeles Kings contract negotiations with their star winger set to walk in to free agency in the offseason.
The Los Angeles Kings have been busy in the NHL season’s early days, as they are the only team in the league to play two games after a loss to the Colorado Avalanche one night before a dramatic victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday.
When the Los Angeles Kings signed defender Cody Ceci to a four-year contract this offseason, fans around the league were quick to question what the Kings’ front office was thinking.
The Los Angeles Kings have released their all-new third jersey for the 2025-26 NHL season, debuting in the season opener against the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday night.
When the Los Angeles Kings open their 2025-26 season against the visiting Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday night, they won't be sitting on any leads. The Avalanche will likely ice another high-scoring team this season and the Kings saw how quickly a lead can dissolve in their final preseason game against the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday.
The Los Angeles Kings today assigned ten players from their training camp to their AHL affiliate’s training camp. Of the ten players, three are forwards, five are defenseman, and two are goalies.