LA Kings vs. Anaheim Ducks odds: Updated spread and line for preseason Game 3

The Kings square off vs. the Ducks for the second of four meetings this preseason this fall between these two teams in the Pacific Division.
Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings
Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings | Jessica Alcheh-Imagn Images

Head coach Jim Hiller and the Los Angeles Kings (2-0-0) play their second game in as many days in the past 24 hours on Wednesday night against the Anaheim Ducks (1-1-0) at the Honda Center. The Kings are making the short trip down I-5 to Anaheim to face the Pacific Division foe for the second time since this past Sunday in the preseason opener in Ontario.

Many veteran Kings' standout players are making their preseason debut for Hiller and LA tonight, including center captain Anze Kopitar, defenseman Drew Doughty, winger Adrian Kempe, and winger Kevin Fiala.

Here are the betting odds and spread information for the second contest between the Kings and Ducks this preseason this fall at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA, on Sep. 24 at 7 p.m. PT.

Betting odds for the preseason road opener between the Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings

Money line: Kings -134, Ducks +114

Spread: Kings -1.5 (+184)

Over/under: 5.5 (Over -124, Under +102)

For the second time since last weekend, the Kings are favored in the money line and the betting spread pregame against the Ducks tonight (per FanDuel Sportsbook). The over/under is set at 5.5 goals.

Projected rosters for the Los Angeles Kings vs. Anaheim Ducks

Kings

Forwards

Kuzmenko – Kopitar – Kempe
Fiala – Byfield – Laferriere
Jamsen – Helenius – Thomas
Malott – Connors – Chromiak

Defensemen

Anderson – Doughty
Edmundson – Clarke
Woolley – Burroughs

Goalies

Kuemper

Portillo

Ducks

Forwards

Gauthier – Carlsson – Terry
Kreider – Granlund – Killorn
Nesterenko – Poehling – Colangelo
R. Johnston – Washe – Sidorov

Defensemen

LaCombe – Helleson
Mintyukov – Trouba
Solberg – Luneau

Goalies

Dostál

Clang

Futures betting odds for the Los Angeles Kings for the 2025-26 season

To make the playoffs: -280

To win the Pacific Division: +480

To win the Stanley Cup: +2200

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