It’s time for another round of NHL ruumours. We’re still in the dog days of summer, but there’s still plenty going on.

The Kings' future, in both the short and long term, is on the fans' minds. Let's dissect some of the biggest questions.

The Anze Kopitar era is coming to an end for the Los Angeles Kings. Jason Gregorof the “DFO Rundown Podcast” announced that the 2025-26 season will be Kopitar’slast in Los Angeles. “People in LA are ...

After the Los Angeles Kings lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference First Round for the fourth consecutive ...

Here is one move the Los Angeles Kings should have made at some point over the course of the 2025 NHL offseason.

The Los Angeles Kings have already drawn controversy this summer by hiring Ken Holland as their new general manager despite the fact that the game has clearly passed him by.

The Los Angeles Kings entered the NHL offseason following another first-round playoff exit to the Edmonton Oilers. The loss in the playoffs marked the fourth straight year that Los Angeles had fallen ...

This is Off-Season Recap, a summer series where we’ll look at what the other 15 teams in the Western Conference have done ...

A Los Angeles Kings trade proposal brings in Pittsburgh Penguins winger Rickard Rakell after he scored 35 goals in 2024-25.

The Kings, to some extent, turned to the Oilers to solve their issues. Los Angeles hired former Edmonton general manager Ken Holland as their new front office decision maker.

Old habits die hard. And for Ken Holland, it didn’t take long to start putting the band back together in his new gig with the Los Angeles Kings. According to Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal ...

A restricted free agent this summer after playing out his rookie contract, the high-scoring forward agrees to stay with the Kings on a three-year deal.