The LA Kings are diving headfirst into a brand-new 2026-27 schedule packed with divisional intensity and historic matchups. They’ll face Pacific Division foes four times each—28 games total—while playing Central teams three times and capping off with one home, one road game against every Eastern Conference squad. Expect two guaranteed trips to Edmonton, double visits to key Central rivals like Chicago and Colorado, and a thrilling road opener against the Avalanche on Sept. 30—their first Western road start since 2019. Saturdays are their busiest day, with 14 home games, and fans won’t want to miss the Thanksgiving Ducks showdown or Jim Hiller’s return to LA with Toronto on Dec. 30. October’s the most traveled month, with eight road games including a brutal five-game trip, while two seven-game homestands—plus a seven-game road stretch broken by the All-Star break—promise nonstop action.
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