Adrian Kempe and Warren Foegele scored twice, Andrei Kuzmeko had a goal and two assists, and the Los Angeles Kings set a team record for home victories in a season, beating the San Jose Sharks 8-1 on Sunday night.

Leon Draisaitl delivered an MVP-level performance, making history in three different ways, as he led Edmonton to a comeback win over Calgary.

Laferriere gave Los Angeles a 1-0 lead at 1:57 of the second period. He built up speed off the rush, getting past Maple Leafs defenseman Simon Benoit down the side boards and around the right circle to score on a backhand from the top of the crease.

The Kings' only move at the trade deadline was acquiring Andrei Kuzmenko, but will it be enough to get them over the hump in the playoffs?

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.

The Los Angeles Kings (40-23-9) host the San Jose Sharks (20-43-9) to close out the season series with their Northern California rival.

You don’t pass judgment on a team that’s played the second-most playoff games of any team in the NHL over the last three years, 53 games to Florida’s 55, and lost out three years in a row to the eventual Stanley Cup champions, until their last game is over and they’ve had their final say.

According to reports, a fan behind the Oilers bench suffered a medical emergency, temporarily halting the game for nearly ten minutes. The emergency occurred just minutes into the contest, as Sportsnet's Louie DeBrusk reported a fan had collapsed on the stairs behind Edmonton's bench, requiring immediate medical attention.

The Los Angeles Kings are beginning a crucial stretch of their season that could determine their playoff positioning and home-ice advantage. Their next four out of six opponents are all the top teams in the league,

No move in the NHL truly happens in a vacuum, and in this case, that's a good thing for the Los Angeles Kings. Edmonton Oilers superstars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, both of whom have ...