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Current Season
GP
56
Goals
20
Assists
26
Points
46
+/-
+8
S%
12.8%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$5.50M
Total Value
$22.00M
Expires
4 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
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The Los Angeles Kings returned to the ice Wednesday after the Olympic break with their new star acquisition Artemi Panarin wearing number 72 for the first time. Coach Jim Hiller wasted no time testing Panarin alongside Alex Laferriere and Adrian Kempe's placeholder Taylor Ward, signaling the front office's confidence in the trade that cost them prospect Liam Greentree and draft picks.
Kevin Fiala’s Olympics dream shatters in Milan when Tom Wilson’s hit along the boards leaves the Kings’ star winger with a fractured lower leg, stretchered off face-down in a scene no one saw coming. Surgery went well, but the real gut punch lands back in LA: he’s officially out for the rest of the 2025-26 regular season, sidelining their second-leading scorer behind Adrian Kempe at the worst possible time.
Adrian Kempe breaks silence on Kevin Fiala's crushing Olympic injury, speaking from a Kings locker room that feels the ripple effects. Teammates rally as details emerge on the timeline and what it means for LA's depth chart. Every word from Kempe carries weight, hinting at the grit needed to weather this blow midseason.