The LA Kings couldn't close out a lead in the final minute of Tuesday's game against the Sharks, but Drew Doughty's status may be the bigger concern.
MORE BY JACK WEBER
Divisional and international borders are finally being crossed this year with four teams left in the race for Lord Stanley.
It looks like the LA Kings are going to have a new goaltending prospect in between the pipes for the AHL Ontario Reign next season.
The Avalanche-Golden Knights and Bruins-Islanders series are shaping up to be classics, while the Hurricanes and Jets are both one loss from elimination.
Three second-round series are already underway in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but there's still one first-round match-up to be settled with a Game 7.
It looks like the LA Kings are dipping their toes into the KHL waters again, as the team is reportedly signing Russian forward Vladimir Tkachyov.
The Blues and Capitals have already been eliminated in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, while the Avalanche and Bruins are awaiting their next opponents.
LA Kings fans will once again have to watch the Stanley Cup playoffs without their team in it, so it's time to pick a temporary team.
The LA Kings were swept by the Colorado Avalanche in a two-game home series, but Rasmus Kupari got to celebrate his first NHL goal.
The St. Louis Blues are beginning to pull away from the Arizona Coyotes in the race for the West Division's final playoff spot. Where do the LA Kings fall?
The race for the fourth and final playoff spot in the West Division looks like it's narrowing down to two teams as the regular season nears its conclusion.