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Viktor Arvidsson joins the Boston Bruins after being traded from Edmonton, bringing his scoring ability and experience, especially on the power play, to a team looking to improve its performance. He is confident about fitting in well, leveraging his familiarity with coach Marco Sturm and fellow Swedes, and is excited about contributing to the team's success.
The Boston Bruins acquired Viktor Arvidsson from the Edmonton Oilers for a 2027 fifth-round pick, with Arvidsson waiving his no-movement clause to facilitate the trade. The Oilers are shedding salary to rebuild, while the Bruins seek scoring depth after a disappointing previous season. Connor McDavid's contract extension remains under discussion.
The Los Angeles Kings are set to face the Calgary Flames in an NHL regular-season game, with the Kings making some lineup adjustments, including Viktor Arvidsson joining Anze Kopitar and Adrian Kempe on the top line. The Flames, on a five-game losing streak, are expected to start goaltender Jacob Markstrom. The article also discusses the potential impact of the lineup changes and provides updates on other NHL games and defenseman Jacob Moverare's status with the Kings.
The Los Angeles Kings are set to face the Tampa Bay Lightning in a Saturday-evening showdown at Crypto.com Arena. Anze Kopitar is expected to play after a maintenance day, while forward Alex Turcotte is day-to-day with an injury. The Kings are aiming for a perfect homestand, having won 8 of their last 11 home games. Tampa Bay, winners of five consecutive games, will be a tough opponent with forward Nikita Kucherov leading the NHL in points. Additionally, the Ontario Reign secured a pivotal win in overtime, positioning themselves for home-ice advantage in the Calder Cup Playoffs.
The Los Angeles Kings are set to face the Chicago Blackhawks in a pivotal home game, with goaltender Cam Talbot likely to start. Forward Viktor Arvidsson, who is on LTIR, may not be ready to play yet. The Kings are aiming for consistency and execution in their playstyle as they push for a playoff spot, with defenseman Mikey Anderson set to face his brother Joey for the second time this season.
The Los Angeles Kings are set to face the Anaheim Ducks in a regular-season NHL game. The Kings will be without Viktor Arvidsson, who is on long-term injured reserve, and defenseman Mikey Anderson, who is out "week-to-week." Jordan Spence has been recalled to replace Anderson, and the Kings are expected to make lineup changes for the game. The Ducks will start goaltender John Gibson and are missing forwards Trevor Zegras and Brock McGinn due to injuries. The game is part of a three-game homestand for the Kings, who are looking to bounce back from a recent loss.
The Los Angeles Kings are facing more roster challenges as forward Viktor Arvidsson is headed back to LTIR due to a lower body injury, while defenseman Mikey Anderson will be out of the lineup due to an upper body injury. The team will need to recall a defenseman for the upcoming game against Anaheim, and they have decided to place Arvidsson on LTIR, meaning he cannot return for 10 games and 24 days. This move also ensures that defenseman Jordan Spence will be healthy for a potential recall on Saturday.
The Los Angeles Kings are seeking a rebound as they face the New Jersey Devils, with uncertainty over the starting goaltender and potential new line combinations. Forward Viktor Arvidsson has been activated from long-term injured reserve, while the Devils are missing regular defensemen Dougie Hamilton and Jonas Siegenthaler. Following a disappointing 7-0 loss, the Kings are focused on bouncing back and making necessary improvements, with potential changes to the forward lines for tonight's game.
The LA Kings have made several roster moves, including recalling Alex Turcotte and Brandt Clarke from the AHL's Ontario Reign and sending down Arthur Kaliyev and Alex Laferriere. They have also placed forward Viktor Arvidsson on long-term injured reserve (LTIR), opening up roster flexibility. The Kings will miss Arvidsson's offensive impact while he recovers from a lower-body injury. The LTIR situation allows the Kings to carry a 23-player roster and potentially recall multiple players. Defenseman Jordan Spence could also make his way back to the NHL roster. The Kings have time to adjust the roster before their next game against Carolina.
The LA Kings lost 3-1 to the Edmonton Oilers in a tight-checking game, with Viktor Arvidsson scoring the Kings' lone goal. Goaltender Pheonix Copley made 30 saves in defeat. The Oilers scored two power-play goals, while the Kings' penalty kill did a pretty good job. The Kings and Oilers are evenly matched teams, according to Arvidsson. The Kings are scheduled to practice tomorrow before departing for Vegas later in the day.
The LA Kings tied a franchise record for the longest home point streak in franchise history at 13 games with a 7-6 victory over the St. Louis Blues. Six Kings players had multiple points in the victory, led by three-point nights from forwards Viktor Arvidsson and Phillip Danault. Adrian Kempe scored twice, while Trevor Moore had a goal and an assist and defenseman Sean Durzi and forward Kevin Fiala each had two assists in their returns to the lineup off of their respective injuries. The Kings scored four power-play goals in the game, their second time this season.
The LA Kings extended their point streak to 11 games with a 4-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets. Viktor Arvidsson scored two goals, while Drew Doughty and Alex Iafallo also scored. Joonas Korpisalo made 25 saves in the win. The Kings have now tied their franchise record for the longest point streak.
The Los Angeles Kings defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-1 in a game held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Drew Doughty, Anze Kopitar, Viktor Arvidsson, and Carl Grundstrom scored for the Kings, while Kirill Marchenko scored the lone goal for the Blue Jackets.