Phillip Danault and Quinton Byfield scored in the second period and the Los Angeles Kings beat the New York Islanders 4-1.

The New York Islanders had two goals wiped out on coach's challenges for goaltender interference in the second period of their game at the Los Angeles Kings.

The New York Islanders fell 4-1 to the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday night, finishing their California road trip with a record of 1-2-0.

Philip Danault and Quinton Byfield scored the clinching goals within a span of five minutes for the host Los Angeles Kings, who rode a potent penalty kill to a 4-1 win over the New York Islanders on Tuesday.

The Los Angeles Kings were one of the quietest teams during this year's NHL Trade Deadline. Relative to the rest of the Western Conference contenders, the Kings

The well-traveled winger is enthusiastic about another fresh start with the Kings, who acquired him ahead of the trade deadline Friday.

The Los Angeles Kings have made the playoffs in three consecutive seasons. They have lost in the first round to the Edmonton Oilers in each of those seasons. As the NHL trade deadline approaches, their current playoff opponent would be the Oilers.

The NHL's Kings will be giving out Austin Reaves goalie bobbleheads to a select group of fans when the host the Capitals on Thursday for Lakers night.

Having not won the Stanley Cup since 2014, are the Kings getting ready to acquire an offensive boost before the postseason starts?

We have a full day of NHL action ahead of us today but from a betting perspective, I'm going to focus on the night games. There are four games that'll be fun to

James Nichols of New Jersey Hockey Now: The New Jersey Devils were eyeing the center trade market before Jack Hughes was injured. They could look for someone who could be a second-line center while Hughes is out and then slide to the third-line when he returns.