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The Kings closed out their road back-to-back in Minnesota and did so with another impressive multi-goal win. Just 24 hours after shutting out the Nashville Predators, the Kings shut down a threatening Minnesota Wild offense and came out victorious 5-1.

The Kings returned home for a Thursday game against the Vancouver Canucks after a clean sweep of games against two Central Division opponents earlier this week. Hoping to add to their four-game point streak entering the night, the Kings fell in regulation despite a quick start.

The Kings dropped their second consecutive game in regulation on Wednesday night. Falling 4-2 in Colorado to the Avalanche, they’ll head back to Los Angeles with a pair of road losses on this mini two-game trip. It was a strong start for the Kings in the mile high city, but

The Kings picked up two points on Saturday night, snapping their mini two-game skid from earlier in the week. Back home after a pair of road games against two Western Conference opponents, the Kings defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 in their first of two matchups against the original six club. The Red Wings entered the night on the second half of a back-to-back and with a Kings win, failed to pick up any points in the last 48 hours.

The Week That Was The Kings suffered their first sub .500% week this past week, going 1-2-0. Dropping their first two games to begin their week on the road, the Kings did bounce back after returning home for a weekend tilt. Game Recaps: 11/11: LAK 1 @ CGY 3 11/13:

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The Kings were unable to make it back-to-back wins on home ice on Wednesday night. The low scoring affair saw just one goal across the 60 minutes of regulation and it went in favor of the Buffalo Sabres. With the loss, the Kings have dropped three of their last four games and stay at 23 points with a record of 10-7-3.

Drafted in the sixth round of the 2023 NHL Draft, Ryan Commy turned heads last season as a freshman at the University of New Hampshire, after he led his team in goals and points. A year later, he’s doing it again. Through eight games this season, Conmy is once again leading UNH in goals (6) […]

We've hit the quarter mark of the 2024-25 NHL season and that means leagues of all kinds across the world are in full swing. As we quickly approach Thanksgiving, Kings prospects in the AHL, college, juniors and professional leagues across the pond have had opportunities to continue their development and further their hockey careers. Kings prospects are continuing to make an impact for their respective teams at all levels and the recognition has followed. Here is your latest LA Kings Prospect Report!

The Kings bounced back and defeated the division rival Seattle Kraken 2-1 on Saturday afternoon. After falling to the Buffalo Sabres 1-0 during the week, the Kings continued their low scoring game trend by shutting the opponent down and came out victorious with a pair of goals on this occasion.