Oct 31, 2026 6:40 PM
The Kings are looking to win their second straight game as they host the Buffalo Sabres
The Kings are coming off a nail-biting 6-5 overtime win that saw them go from up 5-1 to 5-5, ending with a game-winning overtime goal by Quinton Byfield. While the Kings won that game, they showed many issues they need to work on tonight. Buffalo is coming into this game having won their last 2 games, so they will be looking to make it 3 in a row.
Kings Projected Lines
Here are the projected lines for the Kings tonight:
Artemi Panarin - Alex Laferriere - Adrian Kempe
Trevor Moore - Quinton Byfield - Corey Perry
Erik Haula - Scott Laughton - Joel Armia
Andre Lee - Samuel Helenius - Taylor Ward
Erik Gustafsson - Brandt Clarke
Joel Edmundson - Drew Doughty
Mikey Anderson - Brian Dumoulin
Darcy Kuemper
Anton Forsberg
Sabres Projected Lines
Here are the projected lines for the Sabres tonight:
Peyton Krebs - Tage Thompson - Zach Benson
Josh Doan - Noah Ostlund - Jack Quinn
Jason Zucker - Ryan McLeod - Josh Norris
Tyson Kozak - Sam Carrick - Beck Malenstyn
Mattias Samuelsson - Rasmus Dahlin
Olen Zellweger - Owen Power
Dennis Gilbert - Louis Crevier
Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen
Colten Ellis
Game Notes
The Kings are still without Alex Turcotte (undisclosed), Kevin Fiala (leg surgery), and Mats Zuccarello (upper body). Brandt Clarke, who left last game after leaving in the second period of a 6-5 overtime win, practiced today and looks set to play. The Kings have also scratched Martin Chromiak and Cody Ceci.
The Sabres are without Jiri Kulich (concussion protocol), Justin Danforth (upper body), Matt Grzelcyk (lower body), Alex Lyon (upper body), Conor Timmins (lower body), and Konsta Helenius (upper body). They have also scratched Zach Metsa for tonight's game.
For the starting goaltenders, it looks to be Darcy Kuemper for the Kings and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen for the Sabres. Kuemper looks to bounce back after allowing 5 goals on 22 shots, and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen looks to get his 1st win in his last 3 starts.
Puck drop is 4 PM ET tonight.
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