Another week has passed, and it’s time for another LA Kings‘ weekly prospect update. Goaltender Carter George highlighted this week’s prospect update with another outstanding week in the OHL.
Kings goalie prospect Carter Geroge has been in the headlines plenty so far in 2026 — from backstopping Canada to a bronze medal at the World Junior Championship to being traded just a few days later from Owen Sound to Sault St.
Los Angeles Kings goaltending prospect Carter George scored a goal Wednesday night for the Soo Greyhounds over the London Knights, becoming the first goalie in Ontario Hockey League history to score two career goals.
Following Canada’s 9-1 win over Denmark at the 2026 World Junior Championships, the Canadians are preparing to face Finland Wednesday in their final game of the preliminary round.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Given that most of Canada’s World Junior starting goalies have been 19 years old, there haven’t been many returning starters. Trevor Kidd holds the record for most games played by a Canadian goaltender, appearing in 13 from 1991-92 (he was the third goalie in 1990).
After serving as teammates throughout Rookie Camp in Los Angeles, a pair of prized Kings prospects who were recently returned to their OHL clubs ended up facing off on Sunday.
Training camp is ongoing for the LA Kings, but the seasons for the prospects in their respective leagues have begun. On Monday, the Kings assigned Jon Chovan, Jimmy Lombardi, Carter George, and camp invite Nate Corbett to their junior clubs.
Happy Monday, Insiders. The first roster moves of training camp are upon us. The following players have been re-assigned to their respective junior clubs – Jimmy Lombardi – Flint (OHL) Jan Chovan – Sudbury (OHL) Nate Corbet – Kelowna (WHL) Additionally, goaltender Carter George has been loaned to Owen Sound (OHL).
The LA Kings and Anaheim Ducks squared off in the Inland Empire classic for the second straight year, and the Kings skated away with the victory again.
The LA Kings concluded their two-game schedule in the Golden State Rookie Faceoff, finishing with a 1-1-0 record over the weekend. While the overall team performance was up and down, there were a lot of positives to take away from a few of the Kings’ prospects.
Throughout the past few months, much has been written and discussed about the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) recently signed by the NHL and NHLPLA.
Whenever Connor McDavid’s name pops up in trade talk, it sparks debate — even when everyone knows the chances of a deal are nearly zero. The latest hypothetical involving the Los Angeles Kings isn’t a sign of anything imminent, but it does raise an interesting question: what would it actually take to acquire the best player in hockey?
Earlier this month, Kings GM Ken Holland added five players to LA’s 2025-26 roster via a handful of free agent signings. That list included forwards Corey Perry and Joel Armia, as well as defensemen Cody Ceci and Brian Dumoulin.
Earlier this month, Kings GM Ken Holland added five players to LA’s 2025-26 roster via a handful of free agent signings. That list included forwards Corey Perry and Joel Armia, as well as defensemen Codi Ceci and Brian Dumoulin.
LA goalie prospect Carter George — now 19 years old and a self-proclaimed lifelong Kings fan — has had an impressive run in 2025. He began the year with
Courtesy of LA Kings PR, here is a collection of interviews conducted at the end of Day 2 at Development Camp 2025 — featuring Carter George, Angus Booth,
Two LA Kings prospects from the 2024 draft received recognition for their seasons in the OHL. Liam Greentree — LA’s first-round pick from the 2024 draft — was named to the OHL’s First All-Star Team.
The season for several LA Kings prospects is wrapping up, and one has made their way to Ontario. Carter George, an 18-year-old goalie drafted in the second round this past summer, is joining the Reign after his OHL season came to a close.
Carter George was outstanding in his first game as Team Canada’s starting goalie at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. In his World Junior debut, he shut out Team Finland with 31 saves in Canada’s opening game.
As is tradition, hockey fans who celebrate Christmas had the 25th of December to look forward to. Then, it was time to focus on the next scheduled event: the IIHF World Junior Championships.
In the marquee matchup on Day 1 of the 2025 World Junior Championship, the host country, Canada, faced Finland. The highly anticipated matchup did not disappoint.
When discussing LA Kings prospect Carter George a few weeks ago, his goalie coach Paul Gibson emphasized the strength of the youngster’s mental game. He wasn’t, however, inclined to omit the significance of George’s physical game.
Edmonton Oilers goaltending prospect Eemil Vinni had back surgery ahead of the 2024 NHL draft, according to In Goal Magazine’s Kevin Woodley. Vinni, who was drafted by the Oilers in the second round of the draft, drew some concern from teams about the surgery, but it clearly didn’t deter Edmonton from shoring up their goaltending ranks.