Los Angeles Kings
Injury Report 2025-26
Full Los Angeles Kings injury report for the 2025-26 NHL season. Player status, injury comment, and estimated return dates — updated daily.
Los Angeles Kings Injury Report — 20 Players
| Player | Pos | Status | Comment | Est. Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brock Faber | D | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Jared Spurgeon | D | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Joel Eriksson Ek | C | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Kirill Kaprizov | LW | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Marcus Foligno | LW | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Mats Zuccarello | RW | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 28 |
| Matt Boldy | LW | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Noah Cates | LW | Day-To-Day | — | May 7 |
| Owen Tippett | RW | Day-To-Day | — | May 7 |
| Quinn Hughes | D | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Ryan Hartman | RW | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Yakov Trenin | C | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 28 |
| Zach Bogosian | D | Day-To-Day | — | Apr 18 |
| Brett Pesce | D | Injured Reserve | Apr 13: ir-lt | Sep 15 |
| Kevin Fiala | LW | Injured Reserve | Mar 6: Fiala (lower leg fracture) won't be available before training camp for the 2026-27 campaign, per John Hoven of SiriusXM NHL Network Radio. | Sep 15 |
| Logan Couture | C | Injured Reserve | Sep 30: ir-lt | Sep 15 |
| Nick Jensen | D | Injured Reserve | Apr 14: Head coach Travis Green said Tuesday that Jensen (knee) is a long shot to play again this year, Bruce Garrioch of Postmedia reports. | Sep 15 |
| Patrik Laine | RW | Injured Reserve | Jan 10: Laine (abdomen) is practicing Saturday in a non-contact jersey, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports. | Sep 15 |
| Rodrigo Abols | C | Injured Reserve | May 9: Abols (ankle) isn't close to being an option for a return to the lineup. according to Jonathan Bailey of The Hockey News on Saturday. | Sep 15 |
| Victor Hedman | D | Injured Reserve | Apr 21: Hedman (personal) is not expected to play during the first-round series after head coach Jon Cooper told reporters the blueliner was on "the doubtful side for this series," Pierre LeBrun of TSN reports. | May 4 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is injured on the Los Angeles Kings right now?
The Los Angeles Kings currently have 20 players on the injury report: Brock Faber (Day-To-Day), Jared Spurgeon (Day-To-Day), Joel Eriksson Ek (Day-To-Day), Kirill Kaprizov (Day-To-Day), Marcus Foligno (Day-To-Day), Mats Zuccarello (Day-To-Day), Matt Boldy (Day-To-Day), Noah Cates (Day-To-Day), Owen Tippett (Day-To-Day), Quinn Hughes (Day-To-Day), Ryan Hartman (Day-To-Day), Yakov Trenin (Day-To-Day), Zach Bogosian (Day-To-Day), Brett Pesce (Injured Reserve), Kevin Fiala (Injured Reserve), Logan Couture (Injured Reserve), Nick Jensen (Injured Reserve), Patrik Laine (Injured Reserve), Rodrigo Abols (Injured Reserve), Victor Hedman (Injured Reserve). Full details are in the table above.
Which Los Angeles Kings players are out or on IR?
No Los Angeles Kings players are currently listed as Out or on IR.
What do injury designations mean for the Los Angeles Kings?
IR (Injured Reserve) means a player is ineligible to play for at least 7 days. IR-LTI (Long-Term Injured Reserve) means 24+ days and 10+ games missed — the team gets cap relief. "Out" means the player will not dress for an upcoming game. "Day-to-Day" means the status is evaluated each day. All Los Angeles Kings injury statuses are updated daily on SportBusy.
How does the Los Angeles Kings injury report affect fantasy hockey?
Injuries on the Los Angeles Kings directly impact fantasy value — when a top-line forward or starting goalie is out, their backup sees more ice time and becomes a pick-up target. Monitor the Los Angeles Kings roster alongside this injury report to identify who fills in. Status can change daily, so check before your lineup locks.
How does the Los Angeles Kings injury report affect NHL betting lines?
A key Los Angeles Kings player being listed as Out or on IR can shift the puck line, moneyline, and totals. When a starting goalie is ruled out, odds shift significantly. Books adjust lines once official designations are posted. Always verify the latest Los Angeles Kings injury report before betting on their games.
What conference is the Los Angeles Kings in?
The Los Angeles Kings compete in the Pacific Conference in the NHL.