The first domino has fallen, as the Canadiens acquired the rights to LHD Joel Edmundson. This was the best-case scenario for the LA Kings.
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Mikey Anderson made his LA Kings debut before the shutdown, and the six games he played in saw tremendous growth. He's expected to be full-timer this year.
If the LA Kings continue to stockpile defensemen in the third round of the NHL Draft, they'll likely have a few good choices to pick from.
All signs point towards the LA Kings landing Quinton Byfield with the second overall pick, but what if the Rangers do the unthinkable?
Yevgeni Oksentyuk went undrafted in last year's NHL Entry Draft, but could he be a target for the LA Kings this time around?
Likely an outside scenario, there is the potential for the LA Kings to acquire a top-six winger from the Lightning. Alex Killorn could be available.
With the LA Kings reportedly interested in a LHD this offseason, one scenario that could work is acquiring Nick Leddy from the Islanders.
Continuing our draft coverage, we look at three solid choices for the LA Kings with their first pick in the second round of the 2020 NHL Draft.
Lukas Reichel is a puckhandling machine, who could be a terrific option for the LA Kings in the second round. Let's take a closer look at the German phenom.
If the LA Kings keep all three of their second-round picks, don't be surprised if they end up taking a forward as well. Will Cuylle would be a great pick.
The LA Kings are close to bringing Austin Wagner back on a two or three-year deal. Could a three-year deal make him more attractive for Seattle?
In our second installment of an LA Kings mock draft, we look at the organization moving back into the first round to grab a high-end defenseman.
If the LA Kings trade up back into the first round, Justin Barron would be an excellent selection as a two-way defenseman.
While the LA Kings remain committed to the prospect pool, perhaps there's a happy medium of acquiring an established winger to accelerate the rebuild.
We continue our look at several defensemen that the LA Kings can target in the second round of the 2020 NHL Draft. There is plenty of talent available.
If the LA Kings prefer to make a trade for the desired LHD this offseason, there are options on teams that will struggle with the flat-cap salary.
Ranked as the 44th best prospect in this draft class, Brock Faber could be an interesting option for the LA Kings in the second round.
LA Kings general manager Rob Blake has made it clear that they plan to sign a left-handed free agent defenseman. Is Ben Hutton the best option?