Have you ever seen three goals be under review back-to-back-to-back in the first five minutes of the opening frame? What could have ended up being a hot start for both the Los Angeles Kings and Vancouver Canucks, was instead the cause of a sloppy, discombobulated, low-event affair.
Saturday night marked game No. 25 of the Kings current campaign, and it was their 12th overtime contest. It’s a stat that on the surface almost seems impossible, yet it’s true.
With Thanksgiving Weekend now behind us, I wanted to take the time to share a story that most Kings fans should be thankful for. For anyone looking for something in the LA Kings world to be thankful for, how about Kevin Fiala and the program he ran on Wednesday afternoon.
The LA Kings moved into a tie at the top of the Pacific Division, as they found a way to collect two points in a 2-1 overtime victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday evening at Crypto.com Arena.
Adrian Kempe scored his third overtime goal of the season at 3:58 to lift the Los Angeles Kings to a 2-1 victory against the visiting Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
When the puck dropped at Honda Center on Friday afternoon it marked a little bit of history, as it was the 168th time the Kings and Ducks were facing off.
The Ontario Reign were outplayed for almost the entire game, but found a way to get two points with a 4-3 win over Henderson. First period: ONT: PP Andre
The Los Angeles Kings will try to rebound from a difficult loss when they host the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night. The Kings led 4-2 midway through the third period on Friday against the Anaheim Ducks before surrendering two goals, the second in a 6-on-5 situation with 1:31 left in regulation.
The LA Kings extended their point streak to four games but dropped another game that extended past 60 minutes, as they fell 5-4 in a shootout against the Anaheim Ducks on Friday afternoon at Honda Center.
The Los Angeles Kings hit the road on Black Friday to face their neighbors and long-time rivals, the Anaheim Ducks. The game was the first of the season’s meetings between the two, and kicked off the “Freeway Faceoff” series.
As yesterday’s holiday dust settles, the Reign are gearing up for a Black Friday battle on home ice against the visiting Henderson Silver Knights. Coming off a two-game sweep of Bakersfield last weekend, Ontario will look to carry that momentum into tonight’s matchup at Toyota Arena.
The Los Angeles Kings have made themselves at home on the road, recording a Western Conference co-leading nine wins in enemy territory. The Kings will look to continue their good fortune on the road Friday when they visit the Anaheim Ducks in the first Freeway Faceoff of the season.
Today isn’t a day I bring you an Ontario Reign recap or LA Kings prospect updates. It’s a day to be thankful. For the past 3.5 seasons, I have been lucky enough to be given a platform to cover the Reign and Kings prospects here at Hockey Royalty.
The Los Angeles Kings face the Ottawa Senators on Prime Monday Night Hockey after a two-day break. While they are in the postseason picture, they have lost three consecutive games amid Drew Doughty’s injury.
Another week has passed, and it’s time for another LA Kings‘ weekly prospect update. This week’s update was highlighted by Kenny Connors, who is off to a great start in his professional career with the Ontario Reign.
On Nov. 16, 2025, forward Adrian Kempe signed an eight-year extension worth $10.625 million average annual value (AAV) with the Los Angeles Kings. This marks a pivotal deal for Kempe himself and for the franchise as they look for a replacement after captain Anže Kopitar’s retirement at the end of the 2025-26 season.
The Los Angeles Kings announced on Thursday that defenseman Drew Doughty has been placed on injured reserve, while goaltender Pheonix Copley has been recalled from the AHL’s Ontario Reign.
This story first appeared on hockeysverige.se and has been translated from Swedish to English. The Los Angeles Kings chose to go all-in on their Swedish star.