Los Angeles Kings
25 reports in the 2026-27 edition.
Mikey Anderson
#44D · Los Angeles Kings
A fourth-round pick who quietly plays the hardest defensive minutes on the team and produces almost nothing, on purpose.
Joel Armia
#40RW · Los Angeles Kings
A big Finnish winger who kills penalties, disappears for a month at a time, and then scores three goals in a week.
Quinton Byfield
#55RW · Los Angeles Kings
Six-five, 230 pounds, and skates like a winger half his size — the question has always been what he does with it.
Cody Ceci
#5D · Los Angeles Kings
Nine hundred and fifty games of steady, unloved, entirely necessary defensive minutes.
Brandt Clarke
#92D · Los Angeles Kings
A 22-year-old right-shot defenceman who already runs a power play and is still learning where to stand without the puck.
Drew Doughty
#8D · Los Angeles Kings
Eighteen years, two Cups and 1,279 games in one sweater, still playing the most minutes on the team.
Brian Dumoulin
#2D · Los Angeles Kings
A two-time Cup winner whose entire job is to make sure nothing happens, and who is very good at it.
Joel Edmundson
#6D · Los Angeles Kings
Six-five, mean about it, and last season the man asked to make a 22-year-old's mistakes disappear.
Kevin Fiala
#22LW · Los Angeles Kings
The most naturally skilled forward on the roster, and the one whose season you can never predict in October.
Anton Forsberg
#31G · Los Angeles Kings
A journeyman backup who quietly outplayed the starter last season.
Cole Guttman
C · Los Angeles Kings
A small, quick forward on his third organisation, with 41 NHL games to make an argument with.
Erik Haula
#56LW · Los Angeles Kings
A thirteen-year veteran who takes the faceoffs and the defensive-zone starts, brought in to steady the middle of the lineup.
Samuel Helenius
#79C · Los Angeles Kings
Six-foot-six, plays eight minutes, and is on the roster because of what he is rather than what he has done.
Adrian Kempe
#9RW · Los Angeles Kings
The rare winger who is his team's leading scorer and its best defensive forward at the same time.
Darcy Kuemper
#35G · Los Angeles Kings
A Stanley Cup starter having a mediocre season on a team that gave up too much of the wrong kind of chance.
Alex Laferriere
#14RW · Los Angeles Kings
A third-round pick who has turned into a genuine top-six winger by doing the unglamorous parts properly.
Scott Laughton
#21C · Los Angeles Kings
A checking centre with a first-round pedigree who long ago made peace with what he is.
Trevor Moore
#12LW · Los Angeles Kings
An undrafted winger who out-works his way into a top-six role and has never once looked comfortable there or out of place.
Artemi Panarin
#10LW · Los Angeles Kings
An undrafted Russian who became one of the great playmakers of his era, still producing at a rate that makes the defensive arguments academic.
Corey Perry
RW · Los Angeles Kings
Forty-one years old, 1,464 games, and still standing exactly where he has always stood: in the goaltender's eyes.
Scott Perunovich
#48D · Los Angeles Kings
A gifted small puck-mover who has spent five professional seasons unable to stay healthy or hold a spot.
Alex Turcotte
#15C · Los Angeles Kings
The fifth pick in 2019, six years on, still trying to prove he belongs in an NHL lineup.
Taylor Ward
RW · Los Angeles Kings
An undrafted winger who reached the NHL at twenty-seven and spent last season proving he can hold a fourth-line job.
Jared Wright
RW · Los Angeles Kings
A rookie sixth-round pick with 23 games, no goals, and an entirely open question in front of him.
Mats Zuccarello
#36C · Los Angeles Kings
Five-eight, thirty-nine years old, and still the best passer in most buildings he walks into.
How they were used
2025-26 · 82 games
Measured from shift charts at five-on-five, not projected. Units are built from the strongest partnership outward and ordered by how much they were used; the percentage is the share of the first player’s five-on-five ice time spent alongside each linemate. A low number means the club never settled on a combination. Players who have gone are marked — either to another club, or off an NHL roster altogether, which covers retirement and an unsigned summer alike.
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