Oct 29, 2026 9:04 PM
The Kings are hosting the Ottawa Senators tonight as they look to avoid a 2-game losing streak.
The Kings are coming off a 2-1 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks and look to get back in the win column tonight as they host the Ottawa Senators. The Kings also want to return to their better offensive game after allowing only 1 goal to the Blackhawks, but against the Senators, offence may be a challenge, especially with Ottawa's defensive core.
Kings Projected Lines
Here are the projected lines for the Kings tonight:
Artemi Panarin - Alex Laferriere - Adrian Kempe
Trevor Moore - Quinton Byfield - Taylor Ward
Erik Haula - Scott Laughton - Joel Armia
Andre Lee - Samuel Helenius - Corey Perry
Erik Gustafsson - Brandt Clarke
Joel Edmundson - Drew Doughty
Mikey Anderson - Brian Dumoulin
Darcy Kuemper
Anton Forsberg
Senators Projected Lines
Here are the projected lines for the Senators tonight:
Fabian Zetterlund - Tim Stutzle - Claude Giroux
Andre Burakovsky - Dylan Cozens - Drake Batherson
Ridly Greig - Shane Pinto - Michael Amadio
Hayden Hodgson - Stephen Halliday - Nick Cousins
Jake Sanderson - Artem Zub
Thomas Chabot - Jordan Spence
Tyler Kleven - Nikolas Matinpalo
Jonas Johansson
Samuel Ersson
Game Notes
The Kings will be without Alex Turcotte (undisclosed), Kevin Fiala (leg surgery), and Mats Zuccarello (upper body) in tonight's matchup. They also scratched Martin Chromiak and Cody Ceci. The Senators will be without Warren Foegele (lower body), Linus Ullmark (lower body), William Eklund (ankle), and Kurtis MacDermid (upper body). The Senators have also scratched Carter Yakemchuk.
The starting goaltenders in tonight's matchup are Darcy Kuemper for the Kings and Jonas Johansson for the Senators. Kuemper last played in the 6-3 win over the New York Rangers, where he made 23 saves. For Ottawa, they are starting Jonas Johansson, who last played in the 4-1 loss against the Vegas Golden Knights
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