As you can see, the Kings’ cap space will evaporate quickly unless the new GM clears out some cap space on the trade market. Let’s say we’re still focused on Los Angeles’ defense ...

Even with the Kings parting with several players, Los Angeles is still roughly $700k over the cap. With the Los Angeles Kings over the cap, they could look to trade David Rittich, as they have ...

The Los Angeles Kings have had themselves ... and Pheonix Copley. Now the Kings have $9.9 million in projected cap space and still need to attend to a bit of business. GM Rob Blake has addressed ...

The LA Kings signed forward Martin Chromiak to a one-year, two-way contract worth an average annual value (AAV) of $775,000 ...

Why not go Mitch Marner hunting?” CapFriendly projects the Kings to have a sizable $23.4 million of cap space entering the offseason. Los Angeles only has 13 players under contract in their ...

The Kings are one of several teams in a precarious salary cap situation, and their tight position against the cap’s ceiling will require some roster gymnastics right out of the starting blocks.

The Los Angeles Kings ... as the Kings held a 2-0 lead and home-ice advantage but lost the next four games. Blake leaves his successor with a favorable salary cap situation. According to PuckPedia ...

Rantanen could cost as little as $2.3 million against the salary cap. According to a source who spoke with RG, the Los Angeles Kings have emerged as a team to watch in the Rantanen sweepstakes.

The Minnesota Wild traded restricted free agent forward Kevin Fiala to the Los Angeles ... cap. He made $5.1 million against the cap last season on a one-year contract with Minnesota. The Kings ...