Amid reports that the Los Angeles Kings are seeking new front office leadership following Rob Blake’s exit, Pat Brisson, a top NHL agent and co-head of CAA’s Hockey Division has emerged as a potential candidate.
For the fourth consecutive season, the Los Angeles Kings were bounced from the opening round of the playoffs by the Edmonton Oilers. This year felt like the Kings’ best chance to turn their fortunes finally, and it certainly seemed likely after the Kings took a 2-0 series lead.
The Los Angeles Kings are one of the two NHL teams on the hunt for a new general manager to lead their front office, and a familiar foe might be at the top of their list.
The 2025 IIHF World Championships are underway as of this morning in Denmark and Sweden, with Kings forward Phillip Danault, along with LA Kings prospects Martin Chromiak and Hampton Slukynsky competing in the event.
In the aftermath of another Los Angeles Kings bitter playoff loss to the Edmonton Oilers, the guys discuss the departure of General Manager Rob Blake and the work ahead for the team President Luc Robitaille. Major topics: Dean Lombardi's tenure vs.
The Los Angeles Kings lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. If that sounds familiar, it’s because they have lost to Edmonton in the first round four years in a row.
Continuing through exit interviews for the players with six more from Monday’s availability. All six players below spent the full season in the NHL with the Kings and all six players are under contract with the team for next season.
Los Angeles Kings center Phillip Danault has been added to the Canadian roster that will compete at the 2025 IIHF World Championship, reports Daily Faceoff’s Steven Ellis.
Goaltending was once a glaring weakness in the LA Kings’ pipeline, but it has probably become a bright spot over the last two years. Three years ago, the future at the goaltending position looked bleak.
The Los Angeles Kings are searching for a new general manager after dismissing Rob Blake from the position. Blake held the role for eight years, guiding the team's resurgence and return to a playoff contender.
Kings President Luc Robitaille addressed the media today on a variety of different topics. Following yesterday’s announcement that the Kings and Rob Blake
We’ll have plenty more from this week’s player exit interviews in the days to come. After all, there’s quite a bit to pour over to provide a deeper dive.
Head coach Jim Hiller also met the media on Monday, in what was a busy day for the LA Kings. Hiller noted the “mixed emotions” that came with the end of a season that saw a strong regular season, but a disappointing end in the playoffs.
Hours after the news that their general manager would not be returning, the LA Kings players took to the podium to answer questions about the 2024-25 season.
Well, that was a Monday. Last Thursday, the Kings were eliminated from the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Less than one week later, there’s uncertainty about what’s next in LA hockey circles.
The Los Angeles Kings fell short of winning a playoff series once again, falling to the Edmonton Oilers for the fourth year in a row. The rivalry between these two is real, but on the ice, Edmonton has owned Los Angeles.
The Edmonton Oilers have one goal in mind right now: winning the Stanley Cup. As they prepare to face off against the Vegas Golden Knights after defeating
Adrian Kempe is set to be an unrestricted free agent next season, but now, he's made a major statement on his future in LA after Rob Blake's firing. The
After a fourth straight first-round loss to the Edmonton Oilers, the Los Angeles Kings have some decisions to make heading toward the 2025-26 season. They likely won’t consider trading everyone and rebuilding, so they will have to look at alternative options to improve.
Los Angeles Kings captain Anze Kopitar will vie for his third Lady Byng Trophy after being named a finalist for the award on Friday. Kopitar, who won the award in 2016 and 2023, was joined by Vegas Golden Knights forward Jack Eichel and Tampa Bay Lightning forward Brayden Point as finalists.
The Edmonton Oilers took down the Los Angeles Kings in the first round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, earning their fourth straight series win over Los Angeles.
Connor Brown scored once in a three-point game and the Edmonton Oilers advanced to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, again at the expense of the Los Angeles Kings, thanks to a 6-4 home-ice victory in Game 6 on Thursday.
A supposed top hockey expert in L.A. stated that it would be embarrassing for the Kings to lose to this type of Oilers team, as fans are starting to lose it.
The Los Angeles Kings find themselves in a 2-2 series tie with the Edmonton Oilers, and fans are directing much of their frustration at Kings’ head coach Jim Hiller.