The Los Angeles Kings designated forward Corey Perry to non-roster playing status on Wednesday so the 21-year veteran can return home due to an illness in his family.
A veteran is taking time away from the game to deal with a personal matter. On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Kings announced that forward Corey Perry has been designated non-roster playing status, as he is returning home to deal with an illness in his family.
The Kings added forwards Andre Lee and Taylor Ward to the roster on recall from AHL Ontario, per a team announcement. Winger Corey Perry was placed on the non-roster list in a corresponding move as he deals with the illness of a family member, according to Dennis Bernstein of The Fourth Period.
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.
Optimism is beginning to take hold for the Los Angeles Kings, who will aim for their third straight victory when they host the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday night.
In an update provided earlier today by LA Kings PR, forwards Anze Kopitar and Joel Armia are both out day-to-day with injuries. Both players left last night’s game against Minnesota and did not return.
With the 2026 World Junior Championships now completed, all eyes focused on NHL prospects turn to the CHL Trade Deadline coming up later this week. Regarding the Kings, things will specifically center around the OHL between now and Friday.
Three LA Kings prospects exited the 2026 World Junior Championships with hardware, as the tournament came to an end yesterday evening in Minnesota. Kings forward prospect Vojtech Cihar was the only participant in the gold-medal game, as he helped lead Czechia to the final match with a standout performance over the course of the tournament.
Another week has passed, and it’s time for another LA Kings‘ weekly prospect update. This weekly prospect update was highlighted by goaltenders Erik Portillo and Hampton Slukynsky.
The LA Kings completed the mini sweep over the Minnesota Wild on Monday evening at Crypto.com Arena, as they skated to a 4-2 victory. The first period lacked goals but was certainly not short on pace, as the two teams skated to a very fast opening 20.
Warren Foegele and Kevin Fiala each scored goals in the final five minutes of the second period, and the Los Angeles Kings finished off a 4-2 home victory Monday to end the Minnesota Wild's six-game point streak.
The Los Angeles Kings announced that forwards Anze Kopitar and Joel Armia left Monday’s game against the Minnesota Wild due to injuries. Kopitar appeared to sustain his lower-body injury during a battle with Wild forward Joel Eriksson Ek near the corner.
While Vojtech Cihar won’t go home with a gold medal at the 2026 World Junior Championship, as Czechia lost 4-2 to Sweden in the gold medal game, but he will come home with one notable accolade, as he was named the most valuable player in the tournament.
The Los Angeles Kings lost two points on New Year as they fell 5-3 to the Tampa Bay Lightning inside Crypto.com Arena after leading 3-2 earlier in the game.
It’s been a struggle for the Los Angeles Kings lately, and we all know the biggest hurdle: finally moving past Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. It’s been a frustrating few years, and the current standings don’t offer much hope.
The Los Angeles Kings will have a major piece back in the lineup when they face the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday. 2025 Vezina Trophy finalist Darcy Kuemper has been activated off of injured reserve after missing the last six games and 15 days with an upper-body injury.
Day four of the World Juniors is in the books, and five LA Kings prospects were in action. As we turn the page to day five, see how the five Kings prospect representing his country did on day four.
A three-day holiday break must have been exactly what the Los Angeles Kings needed. Following two extremely disappointing losses against two of the worst
The Los Angeles Kings have signed prospect forward Jimmy Lombardi to a three-year entry-level contract, according to an announcement from Lombardi’s agent Dan Milstein as well as a team announcement.
The Los Angeles Kings’ 2025-26 season is shaping up to be run-of-the-mill. The team has amassed 39 points in 34 games played. While the number doesn’t seem too shabby three months in, the Kings could use plenty of improvement in certain areas.