As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday this week, the Los Angeles Kings (10-6-6) are looking to get back on the right side of the win column in the standings on Monday night (Nov. 24) against the Ottawa Senators (11-6-4). This is the final game in a short two-game homestand for the Kings at home at Crypto Arena tonight.
Head coach Jim Hiller and the Kings can prove themselves that they're one of the top contending teams from the West in the Pacific Division standings this week during the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Kings and Hiller have a chance to sweep the regular season series against the Senators from Ottawa after LA won the first matchup between these two teams a couple of weeks ago north of the border in Canada.
A win over the Senators tonight would be just the second victory on home ice early this regular season at Crypto Arena for the Kings this fall.
Here's a look at the TV/streaming information, start time, and radio broadcast information for the matchup between the Kings and Senators to end a short two-game homestand at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, CA, on Nov. 24.
How to watch the Los Angeles Kings vs. Ottawa Senators
- Date & Time: Monday, Nov. 24, 6:00 p.m. PT
- Location: Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles, CA)
- Live Streaming: ESPN+
- TV: FDSN
- Radio: ESPN LA App
This contest between the Kings and Senators early this week on Monday night will be broadcast live on FanDuel Sports Network West. The game will be streamed live on ESPN+ and the radio broadcast is available on the ESPN LA app.
Los Angeles Kings projected roster vs. the Ottawa Senators
Forwards
Kevin Fiala – Quinton Byfield – Adrian Kempe
Trevor Moore – Anze Kopitar – Andrei Kuzmenko
Joel Armia – Phillip Danault – Alex Laferriere
Warren Foegele – Sammy Helenius – Corey Perry
*Alex Turcotte and Jeff Malott
Defensemen
Mikey Anderson – Brian Dumoulin
Joel Edmundson – Brandt Clarke
Jacob Moverare – Cody Ceci
Goalies
Darcy Kuemper
Anton Forsberg
*Indicates a healthy scratch
Projected starting goalies for the Los Angeles Kings vs. Ottawa Senators
Kings: Darcy Kuemper
Senators: Leevi Merilainen