As the NHL is on the Olympic break, some teams will have a different look when they return to the ice. One of those is the Los Angeles Kings, as Kevin Fiala is officially out for the season, after breaking his leg while representing Switzerland in the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Los Angeles Kings forward Kevin Fiala will miss the remainder of the regular season after surgery to repair a leg injury sustained last week while competing for Switzerland at the Milan Cortina Olympics.
After losing forward Kevin Fiala for the season to knee surgery, the Los Angeles Kings will need to make a decision. Are they going to try to replace his production on the trade market or make a run with the roster they have?
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The NHL is on its Olympic break as NHL players take part in the Olympic Games for the first time in over a decade. Participating in the Olympics is not without risk, as seen by the injury to star athlete Lindsey Vonn.
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There is a heartbreaking update on Kevin Fiala’s injury situation at the 2026 Winter Olympics. According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, Fiala underwent surgery Saturday morning in Italy.
Unfortunate news for a team looking to get back into the Stanley Cup Playoff race, and a country hoping to make a run in Milan. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, Los Angeles Kings forward is set to have leg surgery on Saturday morning in Italy, effectively ending his season.
The Olympics are a chance for the best of the best to come together, represent their countries, and take a shot at an Olympic medal. Unfortunately for Switzerland’s Kevin Fiala, that dream will be cut drastically short.
The Kevin Fiala injury update is not good. According to the Swiss Ice Hockey PR account and their official team website, “Kevin Fiala was injured in the second group game against Canada and will miss the rest of the Olympic tournament.” Fiala was down on the ice with a serious injury late in the third period of Switzerland’s loss to Team Canada.
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.
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Anze Kopitar recorded an assist during the Los Angeles Kings’ game against the Vegas Golden Knights Thursday night, becoming the 39th player in NHL history to record 1,300 career regular-season points.