The Los Angeles Kings are fighting for both a playoff spot and a Pacific Division title. The team has played well over the past month, staying in that number two spot in the division. The Kings need to look at their roster closely, as they have four UFAs currently on their roster. Goaltenders Jonathan Quick and Pheonix Copley, forward Brendan …

The Los Angeles Kings made four transactions yesterday and three of them involved recalling three players from AHL affiliate, the Ontario Reign. The Reign recalled center Quinton Byfield, forward Rasmus Kupari, and defenseman Jordan Spence. Forward Arthur Kaliyev was placed on injured reserve. None of the players recalled are strangers to the Kings. Center Quinton Byfield struggled earlier this year …

There were two major issues with the Los Angeles Kings and their play as of late. Over the past month, the defense and goaltending were concerns that needed to be addressed and addressed quickly. One of those situations may have been temporarily filled, or is it temporary? Los Angeles Kings Copley Earning Playing Time Goaltender Pheonix Copley was signed by …

The Los Angeles Kings have some work to do this season if they are going to grab a playoff spot. So far this season, things have not gone to plan as the team has been quite average. Trying to work out of their funk, the Kings still remain tied for second place in the Pacific Division. The plan this season …

The Los Angeles Kings last week placed goaltender Cal Petersen on waivers. He cleared waivers and was sent outright to the King’s AHL affiliate, the Ontario Reign. With this move, one question arises and that is could Petersen be traded? Los Angeles Kings send Petersen to Ontario,recall goaltender Copley Petersen has struggled this season for the Los Angeles Kings, going …

The  Los Angeles Kings have recalled defenseman Jordan Spence and forward Samuel Fagemo from the AHL Ontario Reign. In another move, the Kings also sent forward Lias Andersson to the Reign. Fagemo, Spence to LA; Andersson to Ontario Lias Andersson played most of this season for the Reign. In 12 games with Ontario, Andersson has five goals and four assists …

The Los Angeles Kings look a bit different this season. Aside from the defense and goaltending struggling, the offense has been clicking at a high rate. The Kings have been known as a defense-first, grinding team but that seems to have changed this season. The Kings are second in the league with 60 goals scored. The offense has been creating …

NHL franchises are successful based on draft picks, free agents, and through trades. With every good trade, three bad trades that send the franchise back.  With the Los Angeles Kings, they have made their share of remarkable trades, including bringing in forward Jeff Carter, which resulted in Stanley Cups. However, the organization has made trades that make one wonder what …

Los Angeles Kings center Phillip Danault came to Los Angeles as a free agent on July 28, 2021. The Kings are getting their money’s worth and more. Could Danault be the best player on the current roster? One could certainly argue that fact. Since arriving on the King’s roster, Danault has done as advertised. He is a tremendous two-way player …

The Los Angeles Kings came into this season with the promise and hope of making another run at the Stanley Cup. Early on the Kings looked good. However, over the past four games, they looked completely different. The team has defensive issues that need to be addressed before it is too late. The main concern coming into the 2022-2023 season …