The Edmonton Oilers came back from a four goal deficit to tie the Los Angeles Kings at five, only to lose in the last minute of Game One of their Stanley Cup playoff series. Social media was on ...

Even as their confidence continued to build throughout the series, the Edmonton Oilers still needed to win a game at the Los Angeles Kings’ rink, where the home team has been dominant all season. On ...

Napoleon had Waterloo. George III had the American Revolution. Jim Hiller has the third period. For the first two kings, those losses stained their reigns. For Hiller, who coaches Kings, the third ...

The last time we spoke, the Edmonton Oilers had just delivered a thrilling overtime victory in Game 4, levelling the series against the Los Angeles Kings at two games apiece. Although that contest ...

With the Kings looking to take a 3-0 lead in the playoff series, the Oilers seized the momentum with four unanswered goals at raucous Rogers Place.

Kings’ special teams take a positive turn A large part of why the Kings lost in five games to the Oilers last spring was Edmonton’s dominance on the power play and an airtight penalty kill.

Edmonton scores twice in the final minutes to tie it, but Phillip Danault gets his second goal of the night with 41 seconds left and the Kings escape with a 6-5 win Click to share on Facebook ...

In 25 all-time Game 6’s, The LA Kings have won 60% of their all-time Game 6 matchups, winning 15 of the 25 previous instances dating back to the 1968 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Goaltender Darcy ...

He’s faced 93 in the last two games, but the Kings have scored just four times behind him. “Darcy was stellar tonight, as he’s been the whole season,” captain Anze Kopitar said.

When the Kings scored the goal last night, it was clear the Oilers hadn’t learned from Game 1. What do I mean? Let’s take a look at the video. I am about to illustrate the first three goals ...