The Los Angeles Kings have made an impressionable summer thus far under Ken Holland. Impressionable in the sense that things ...

A trade pitch has the Toronto Maple Leafs acquiring Alex Laferriere from the Los Angeles Kings in a blockbuster deal.

Los Angeles Kings right wing Alex Laferriere popped up with a second consecutive game-winner in Sunday's 4-1 road victory against the Ducks. The two teams left scoring very little, and neither ...

Moving from the defensemen to the forwards, we’ll start things off with pending restricted free agent Alex Laferriere. Laferriere completed his second full season with the Kings in 2024-25 ...

The Kings still have a little under $6 million of cap space, but most of their offseason work appears to be complete.

Laferriere also has 184 shots and a plus-21 rating this season compared to 147 shots and a minus-14 rating last year. He continues to impress.

Kings' Alex Laferriere: Snags helper in lossLaferriere notched an assist, three shots on goal, five hits and two blocked shots in Sunday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Oilers in Game 4. Laferriere ...

Alex Laferriere is set to become a restricted free agent on July 1, and the Los Angeles Kings have a plan to get him re-signed.

Another question mark lies beneath the surface of Gavrikov's suspense for these Kings: the future of Alex Laferriere.

On a team with stars like Anze Kopitar, Adrian Kempe, and Kevin Fiala, the name Alex Laferriere may not be well known among NHL fan bases, but Kings' head coach Jim Hiller would probably say it ...

With Vladislav Gavrikov looking increasingly likely to hit free agency and Jordan Spence traded to Ottawa, the Kings' blue line has holes.

Corey Perry, who recently turned 40 but still could be a reliable source of production and physicality on a third or fourth ...