Los Angeles Kings, privately owned, is headquartered in the US. Founded in 1966, the company operates in spectator sports with approximately 230 employees. The company functions as a professional ice hockey team based in Los Angeles, California.
The LA Kings announced their 2026-27 theme nights and promotional schedule on August 17, which includes a season-long celebration of the franchise's 60th anniversary at Crypto.com Arena. This follows head coach Peter Laviolette's comments on August 13 regarding the team's future without long-time captain Anze Kopitar, acknowledging the challenge of replacing a player who defined the franchise for nearly two decades. Earlier on August 13, assistant coach Chris Hajt discussed the team's offseason priorities, particularly emphasizing special teams and building a strong penalty kill, a focus referenced by general manager Ken Holland and Laviolette's staff hires. On August 8, the Los Angeles Kings' offseason efforts by general manager Ken Holland received mostly positive reviews, though the degree of satisfaction varied among outlets and fans. Previously, on August 7, the Kings confirmed plans to retire Anze Kopitar's No. 11 jersey and unveil a bronze statue in his honor on February 24, 2027, during a home game against the Montreal Canadiens at Crypto.com Arena.
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