It means the silent days of August on the hockey calendar are almost behind us and the new season is starting to move into view. The lack of major news around the Los Angeles Kings since Quinton ...

When Patrice Bergeron‘s No. 37 is raised to the TD Garden rafters, he’ll take a piece of Dave ... NHL goal off Darren Elliot, Halloween night in a 7-4 win over the Los Angeles Kings.

Due to the Staples Center not being ready until mid-October, the Los Angeles Kings had to play their ... This marked the first NHL hockey game in Ohio since the Cleveland Barons ceased operations ...

INGLEWOOD, CA – DECEMBER 4: Wayne Gretzky #99 of the Los Angeles Kings on December ... Gretzky also received ice time with Kings legends Luc Robitaille (LW) and Dave Taylor (RW) in the 1988-89 ...

It feels like ever year there's a player who comes into training camp and makes an unexpected splash to earn a roster spot.

With 39 victories, the Kings finished third overall in the Smythe Division standings and sixth overall in the Campbell ...

Quinton Byfield had a lot of potential entering the 2020 NHL Draft. And as expected, he went second overall to the Kings that year. Los Angeles had ... in his professional hockey career.

After 1030 NHL games, former Los Angeles Kings defenseman Alex Edler is officially hanging up the skates. Edler, a native of Östersund, Sweden, started his career with the Vancouver Canucks after ...

The Los Angeles Kings haven ... with great hockey sense. He can make a lot of difficult saves, and despite his frame, he has a path to being a potential backup goalie in the NHL.

Often times, NHL teams sign a few veteran players to ensure that they meet the veteran requirement for preseason games. For the Los Angeles Kings, they will easily be able to meet the veterans ...

The Kings have been building a succession plan for years, which made significant progress following Quinton Byfield's breakout season (easy call in fantasy last season), but this is still very much ...

The Los Angeles Kings ... of his career with the Kings. They selected him with the 33rd overall pick of the 2019 NHL Draft. He was a standout player in junior hockey, and the Kings were thrilled ...