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The focus remains on generating offense throughout the lineup, as Kings practice on Sunday in Newark

The LA Kings were back in Newark this afternoon, as they hit the ice for practice at the Prudential Center, in advance of tomorrow’s matchup against the New York Rangers. The Kings had 13 shots on goal last night. The…

Published: Sunday, 25 October 2026 at 6:47 PM
The focus remains on generating offense throughout the lineup, as Kings practice on Sunday in Newark
Key Things to Know
  • The Kings are prioritizing offense generation throughout the lineup following a 13-shot performance against the Devils.
  • Head coach Peter Laviolette emphasized the need for consistent offensive contributions beyond the top forward line.
  • Forward Quinton Byfield returned to practice on Sunday wearing a non-contact jersey.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The Los Angeles Kings held practice in Newark on Sunday, focusing on generating more offense across all lines following a 13-shot loss to the New Jersey Devils. Head coach Peter Laviolette and key skaters addressed the heavy reliance on the top line of Artemi Panarin, Alex Laferriere, and Adrian Kempe ahead of Monday's matchup against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden.

Injured forward Quinton Byfield returned to practice in a non-contact jersey, taking repetitions with the top power-play unit. Meanwhile, veteran forwards Trevor Moore and Mats Zuccarello, alongside defenseman Drew Doughty, acknowledged that the remaining lines and defense must increase offensive production while injuries keep key players sidelined.

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