The Edmonton Oilers badly needed a win in Game 3 on Friday, and they got the job done.  After dropping Games 1 and 2 in Los ...

Anže Kopitar's performance has been nothing short of exceptional. His ability to read the game and execute plays with precision has been a cornerstone of the Kings' success. In the second game, he ...

Adrian Kempe has two third-period goals and two assists, captain Anze Kopitar adds a goal and three assists, and the Kings ...

The Kings' offense was in full force, with multiple players contributing to the scoring. Adrian Kempe stood out with two goals and two assists, while Darcy Kuemper made 24 saves to secure the victory ...

With Evander Kane back in the lineup, the Oilers loaded up their top line with their two superstars, Connor McDavid and Draisaitl, and veteran Corey Perry on right wing. Though they controlled play at ...

The Oilers present a familiar Round 1 opponent. This time, Byfield could help lead the Kings to a different outcome.

Edmonton scores twice in the final minutes to tie it, but Phillip Danault gets his second goal of the night with 41 seconds ...

Already with a franchise record for home wins, the Kings are within reach of their first division title since 1991, as well as eclipsing their points record set in 1975.

The game officially began with the opening faceoff, as Anže Kopitar won against Adam Henrique. Both the Kings and the Oilers were delivering hits throughout the period, but with seven minutes ...

Six players score as Kings set franchise record with 27 home wins and tally a new season-high eight goals in 8-1 win over San Jose.

So, what’s the secret behind LA’s success? Here are the four biggest reasons: First and foremost: 37 year old Anže Kopitar is well over a point-per-game player. This is Kopitar’s 19th ...

Adrian Kempe catalyzed the triumph with two goals and two assists, matching the four-point total of his linemate Anže Kopitar. Andrei Kuzmenko had a goal and an assist to make both his first two ...