Welcome back to another NHL Predictions (Playoffs Edition). Each day, our writers here at Last Word on Hockey look at the games and give in-depth analysis.
There is something more than endearing about watching Andrei Kuzmenko try to navigate a media scrum the day after the skilled winger’s first-ever NHL playoff game.
Game 1 of the fourth straight edition of Kings-Oilers in the NHL’s postseason turned out to be an instant classic with an insane finish. Los Angeles kicked off their 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs with some early and late fireworks, holding off the Edmonton Oilers 6–5 in a thriller at Crypto.com Arena.
The Kings-Oilers game wasn't without its fair share of controversy, and Drew Doughty was seen blasting the officials on the ice during a controversial moment.
Through 40 minutes, the thought of Game 1 finishing with a score of 6-5 didn’t seem possible, but that uncertainty and wildness is what makes the Stanley Cup Playoffs so great.
For the first time in four seasons of the Los Angeles Kings and Edmonton Oilers in Round 1, Game 1 was played in downtown Los Angeles. The best team in the NHL at home all season long took advantage of home ice in what was a rather ugly win.
Phillip Danault scored his second goal with 41 seconds to play, and the Kings blew a four-goal lead before rallying for a 6-5 victory over the Oilers in the opener of the clubs' fourth consecutive first-round playoff series Monday night.
Phillip Danault scored his second goal of the game with 41.1 seconds remaining in regulation to give the host Los Angeles Kings a wild 6-5 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in their Stanley Cup playoff opener Monday night.
Things weren’t looking so good for the Los Angeles Kings when top defender and future Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman Drew Doughty suffered an ankle injury in the preseason, keeping him on the sidelines.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Though the LA Kings and Edmonton Oilers each saw plenty of roster turnover from last season, it all ends up in the same spot: a first-round meeting between the two teams for the fourth straight season.
A week has passed, and it’s time for another LA Kings prospect update. Liam Greentree highlighted the prospect update for the final time this season with a sensational performance to open the week.
The Los Angeles Kings begin their quest for the Stanley Cup with their fourth consecutive opening-round series against the Edmonton Oilers. The Oilers have dominated the postseason, winning each of the last three meetings.
One of the most important scouting events on the calendar is just around the corner. The IIHF U-18 World Hockey Championship kicks off in Texas on April 23, with 10 teams fighting it out in front of stands full of NHL scouts.
Welcome back to another NHL Predictions. Each day, our writers here at Last Word on Hockey look at the games and give in-depth analysis. Our team breaks down the key matchups, storylines, and stats, then makes predictions based on how they might play out.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Los Angeles Kings will face the Edmonton Oilers in a Western Conference first-round series of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Here we go again…For the fourth straight season, the Los Angeles Kings will be met with the Edmonton Oilers in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
There will now be two Taylor Wards in the Los Angeles area. The Kings announced they’ve recalled Ward from their AHL affiliate, the Ontario Reign, on an emergency basis and reassigned defenseman Caleb Jones in a corresponding roster move.
The Los Angeles Kings look to set a new franchise record for wins and extend their winning streak to five games when they wrap up the regular season hosting the Calgary Flames on Thursday night.
The Los Angeles Kings are headed to the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the fourth consecutive season. In all three of those playoff appearances, they lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the first round.
Liam Greentree did it again! The LA Kings’ top prospect took over yet another playoff game in the Windsor Spitfires’ game three victory over the Kitchener Rangers.
The Los Angeles Kings announced Monday that the club has signed right winger Jared Wright to a two-year, entry-level contract set to begin in the upcoming season.
Los Angeles Kings forward Quinton Byfield turned heads on Monday night with an absolutely sensational goal, scoring what many are already calling a “Goal of the Year” candidate.
Los Angeles Kings winger Tanner Jeannot will take longer than expected to recover from an undisclosed injury that’s held him out of the team’s last six games.