After the Los Angeles Kings lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference First Round for the fourth consecutive ...

A Los Angeles Kings trade proposal brings in Pittsburgh Penguins winger Rickard Rakell after he scored 35 goals in 2024-25.

The Kings have fallen four straight years in the playoffs to the Oilers, but Ken Holland made the perfect offseason move to cure their woes.

The Kings appeared poised to take down longtime nemesis Edmonton, but some key miscues sealed the Oilers’ series win and left Coach Jim Hiller and GM Rob Blake on the hot seat.

This spring, the Kings had two different general managers with one shared goal: re-signing defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov. Yet neither Rob Blake, who conveyed near total confidence that a contract ...

Murray’s same telltale quick trigger was at play some seven years ago when then-Kings general manager Rob Blake asked him to suggest a name to fill an assistant’s role on the Los Angeles ...

“I’m going to keep everybody,” Holland said. “They had 105 points. They’ve gone through a retool. It was a wonderful job by Rob Blake and all the people around him. I mean, they’ve ...

The team parted ways with former general manager Rob Blake and replaced him with veteran NHL executive Ken Holland.

Hiller, 56, met with Holland on Wednesday after admitting he was uncertain about his future after then-GM Rob Blake left the Kings on May 5.

Holland replaces Rob Blake, who left the Kings by mutual decision earlier this month after eight seasons in charge of their hockey operations.

Robitaille expressed strong support for Hiller on Tuesday, one day after GM Rob Blake and the Kings mutually agreed to end Blake's eight-year tenure.

FILE - Los Angeles Kings general manager Rob Blake speaks to reporters at the NHL hockey club's training complex in El Segundo, Calif., May 23, 2024.