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The Los Angeles Kings lost one of their top forwards during Tuesday night’s win over the Washington Capitals. Center Quinton Byfield exited the contest after just four shifts and 2:44 in ice time. Head coach Peter Laviolette told Dooley that…
Los Angeles Kings center Quinton Byfield suffered an injury during Tuesday's victory over the Washington Capitals, exiting after logging just four shifts and 2:44 of ice time. Head coach Peter Laviolette noted the team will further evaluate the forward during Wednesday's practice. The issue may stem from an awkward fall into the boards during an earlier team practice session.
Following Byfield's departure, the Kings adjusted their forward lines by shifting Erik Haula to second-line center and elevating Andre Lee to the third line. If Byfield faces extended time away, Los Angeles could activate Taylor Ward or recall AHL Ontario Reign scoring leaders Lane Pederson, Cole Guttman, or Martin Chromiak.

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