Nothing has been announced by the team or the player, but a source is suggesting that Anze Kopitar’s legendary NHL career is coming to an end. Telling fans to “Enjoy his final season in the NHL,” @mayorNHL is reporting that the longtime Los Angeles Kings captain is not expected to sign any contract extension beyond the 2025-26 season.

The Los Angeles Kings will soon have to focus on trying to re-sign forward Adrian Kempe, and while there is no indication he has any interest in leaving the organization, his asking price was revealed in a recent report from The Fourth Period,

Colorado Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar, center, instructs Cale Makar (8), Gabriel Landeskog (92) and others during a time out in the third period in Game 7 of a first-round NHL hockey playoff series against the Dallas Stars Saturday, May 3, 2025, in Dallas. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. We’re in the middle of the summer, but there’s plenty to discuss when it comes to team activities. Clubs have made plenty of moves, but this is the quiet part of the NHL calendar.

There are still some trades and smaller free-agent signings to be made around the NHL this summer, but the bulk of the major moves have already been made.

The Edmonton Oilers will soon have to focus on re-signing their captain, forward Connor McDavid, and while they have plenty of time to get that done, there is already speculation surrounding him, and the Los Angeles Kings have been linked to him.

The trio of Hampton Slukynsky, Carter George and Petteri Rimpinen headline a fast‑rising Kings goalie group after standout World Juniors performances and smart draft‑day moves.

The Panthers have beaten the Oilers in back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals, and the regular-season rematches of the past two Cup Finals between the Panthers and Oilers are set for Nov. 22 in Florida and March 19 in Edmonton.

The Kings have seen a lot of moves get made this offseason, and now it's time for new general manager Ken Holland to make a trade.

The social media team of the Los Angeles Kings have just released a wickedly funny video to notify fans about the new NHL regular season schedule.