The Kings enter 2025–26 with a mix of optimism and skepticism. Kopitar's guidance is steady, Doughty continues to patrol the ...

Kings president Luc Robitaille said Tuesday he expects coach Jim Hiller to remain in charge after the team selects its new general manager.

There are a lot of factors that go into having a “big year.” And we all know that the Kings need a big year from Brandt ...

That situation could prompt Kings coach Jim Hiller to deploy Miller in a second-pairing role with Clarke in a type of shutdown pair.

That to me is the most impressive part of that,” Kings interim coach Jim Hiller said. “You’re coming down, you’re a young guy, you’re on a breakaway in Boston Garden.

The ladder in Kopitar, however, does have a player who has shown promise to take over a top positional spot, given that Jim Hiller gave him the leeway to do so this last season. The shift goes ...

The Kings' future, in both the short and long term, is on the fans' minds. Let's dissect some of the biggest questions.

Hiller to remain with Los Angeles Kings Meanwhile in the Pacific Division, new Los Angeles Kings general manager Ken Holland announced Thursday that Jim Hiller will remain on as head coach.

Holland invested in the fourth line after coach Jim Hiller showed little faith in it this spring, particularly when he didn’t have an injured Tanner Jeannot at his disposal.

Jim Hiller led the Kings to a 21-12-1 mark after replacing Todd McLellan during the All-Star break. Los Angeles is a league-best 14-3-1 at home since Hiller took over as the interim on Feb. 2.

“We’ve played really well,” Kings coach Jim Hiller said. “Tonight, we had some shots alone with the goaltender, and we beat him.

LA Kings head coach Jim Hiller will likely be on a short leash next season. We’ll also talk about a big time player admitting players might not want to sign in LA.