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It was the first draft for the Kings under Ken Holland, and they owned nine selections. Did Los Angeles get a passing grade ...

They are very clearly in a "win-now" window, and they came as close as a team can two seasons ago without winning the Stanley ...

Connor McDavid's future with the Edmonton Oilers is uncertain. His contract ends soon. The Los Angeles Kings are interested ...

This past summer saw the Edmonton Oilers lose a number of players as the team maneuvered one of the last years they’ll be ...

Holland’s comments refer to conversations he’s had with Kempe’s agent, J.P. Barry. The two sides have purportedly discussed ...

Edmonton Oilers fans have grown used to a certain pace to each offseason. The playoffs end, the draft arrives, and the ...

Lord, 40, says he feels like his coaching style blends with the organization in terms of “culture, structure, details and ...

But the question is whether they’ve improved, and there are other troubling signs, such as a growing number of players who ...

The Kings are in great hands with Ken Holland running things. No matter what some may say, he’s one of the most accomplished general managers ever and everywhere he’s been has won big.

General manager Ken Holland eyes multiple additions on the blue line amid uncertainty over Vladislav Gavrikov’s return, while the team also weighs goalie and forward options.

For Ken Holland, the Kings’ decidedly old-school general manager, new isn’t necessarily better. Take the NHL draft, for example. Holland presided over more than a quarter-century of drafts ...