The LA Kings are expected to take Quinton Byfield with the second overall pick in the draft, and he plays with a similar style as Nathan MacKinnon.
MORE RYAN SIKES
On a recent podcast, Martin Frk said that he expects to score between 25 and 30 goals in the 2020-2021 season. I bet the LA Kings would be happy with that.
Yesterday, we looked at several players who were bright spots on the LA Kings last year. Today, we look at a few that had a disappointing year.
A defenseman will be the priority for the LA Kings after the first round of the 2020 NHL Draft. Lukas Cormier is an underrated option in the second round.
The LA Kings minor league affiliate, the Ontario Reign, announced their new head coach on Monday. And he already has coached prospect Alex Turcotte.
Projected to go in the second round of the 2020 NHL Draft, the LA Kings should target winger Brandon Coe, who is excellent in front of the net.
Heading into October’s Draft, Ronan Seeley presents an attractive option for the LA Kings in the second round. Here are three things to know about him.
It's never too early to start looking at mock drafts, and our first projection looks at players the LA Kings will take in the first two rounds.
Drew Doughty's best days with the LA Kings may be behind him, but a change in defensive pairings will make him a bounceback candidate.
While it would seem unlikely, the Maple Leafs are looking for help along the blue line. Could the LA Kings pluck William Nylander in a trade?
Despite being in a transition, the LA Kings had several players who took a giant leap forward during the 2019-2020 season.
Marco Scandella has been through quite a year, and the LA Kings could potentially have an interest in bringing in him during the offseason.
Matt Luff is a restricted free agent for the LA Kings this offseason. Does he have a place with the team in the near future?
Per a recent podcast, the LA Kings are expected to hang onto Jonathan Quick with the expectation of splitting time with Cal Petersen next year.
With the Senators desperately needing to move Bobby Ryan's contract, could the LA Kings acquire him while also netting draft compensation?
When the big-name prospects begin to arrive, which LA Kings on the NHL roster could be finding new homes? We looked at three for consideration.
While the LA Kings rebuild is ongoing, following the Edmonton Oilers rebuild strategy can make them competitive for the long-haul.
An amendment to the LA Kings and Toronto Maple Leafs trade involving Kyle Clifford and Jack Campbell could net a second-round pick.
A restricted free agent heading into the offseason, Carl Grundstrom's ability to play both wingers positions makes him a re-sign candidate for the LA Kings.
Seeing Dominik Kubalik breakout with another team raises the question if the LA Kings should have done more to keep him here?