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LA Kings first-round pick earns impressive spot in NHL prospect ranking
After being picked 19th overall by the Los Angeles Kings in the 2026 draft, winger Elton Hermansson is already being regarded as one of the top offensive prospects outside of the NHL.
Introducing the numbers for your new LA Kings. For starters, forward Scott Laughton will continue to wear number 21 with the Kings, which is what he wore after the trade deadline in the 2025-26 season. That was his number in Philadelphia, so it made sense to see that here as well.
The NHL released the full schedule for the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday morning, giving the Kings their roadmap for the new campaign.
Defenseman Brandt Clarke has agreed to a five-year, $37 million deal to stay with the Los Angeles Kings. The Kings announced the deal Friday for Clarke, the eighth overall pick in 2021 who has grown into the new cornerstone of their defense.
Always a fun day to put games to paper. The schedule this season will mark the return to 84 games around the NHL, the first time since the 1993-94 season. If you’d like to think about just how long that’s been,
The LA Kings made two selections in the 2ne Round of the draft. They drafted Liam Lefebvre at 46th overall and Adam Goljer at 49th overall.
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Andrei Kuzmenko's move to Pittsburgh shows the Kings made the right decision by choosing roster balance and cap flexibility.
The 2026 NHL Entry Draft concluded yesterday, and the LA Kings added 11 new players to their prospect pool. The Kings started the event with the 17th overall pick, but traded back two spots with the Utah Mammoth and acquired the 83rd pick as well.
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Former LA Kings executive Marc Bergevin reportedly in the mix for Red Wings GM opening
The former Los Angeles Kings senior advisor to the GM Marc Bergevin is reportedly a candidate for the Red Wings general manager job opening this offseason.
It’s easy to look at this organization and arrive at the obvious conclusion where this team has plenty of size but could room for improvement on skill. Let’s dive into whether the Kings should be prioritizing size or skill for the upcoming 2026-27 campaign.
