Kings team president Luc Robitaille said that the club would cast a wide net in its search to replace Rob Blake.

To that last point, reports surfaced on Monday morning that former Oilers GM Ken Holland had chosen his next destination.

Yes, Rob Blake is out. They are starting, starting, excuse me, their search for a new GM immediately. They’re going to look ...

Sidley Austin has continued its recent London recruitment spree with the hire of a trio of funds partners from Weil, ...

We examine three offseason predictions for the Los Angeles Kings after what was their fourth straight postseason loss to the ...

It has been quite a while since hockey has been at such a turning point in Los Angeles. Dean Lombardi ushered in an era of ...

After four straight first-round flameouts, adding to what is now 11 seasons without a series victory, the organization needs ...

Former Oilers GM Ken Holland is reportedly speaking with the Los Angeles Kings, one of Edmonton's biggest rivals, for a job ...

Longtime NHL executive Ken Holland met with Los Angeles Kings president Luc Robitaille on Thursday as the team continues to search for their next general manager, TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun ...

The Los Angeles Kings fell short in the playoffs yet again, falling to the Edmonton Oilers for the fourth straight postseason ...

For the fourth consecutive season, the Los Angeles Kings were bounced from the opening round of the playoffs by the Edmonton ...

Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet was on Sirius XM NHL Network Radio Morning Skate with Gord Stellick and Scott Laughlin.