Players who played for the Los Angeles Kings and Philadelphia Flyers

Los Angeles Kings
Philadelphia Flyers

52 players

52 players have played for both the Los Angeles Kings and the Philadelphia Flyers. Jeff Carter spent the most seasons with the two: 10 with the Los Angeles Kings and 6 with the Philadelphia Flyers. On a roster now: Scott Laughton, Brayden Schenn, Carl Grundstrom, Cal Petersen, and Sean Walker. Rosters are on file in full from 1993-94; before that only some of the stars are.

Players who played for the Los Angeles Kings and the Philadelphia Flyers, with their years at each
PlayerPosLAPHI
Jeff CarterC2011–2021 · 10 seasons2005–2011 · 6 seasons
Scott LaughtonC2025–2026 · 1 season2012–2025 · 12 seasons
Simon GagneLW2011–2013 · 2 seasons1999–2013 · 11 seasons
Rick TocchetRW1994–1996 · 2 seasons1984–2002 · 10 seasons
Wayne SimmondsRW2008–2011 · 3 seasons2011–2019 · 8 seasons
Justin WilliamsRW2008–2015 · 7 seasons2000–2004 · 4 seasons
Jaroslav ModryD1995–2008 · 10 seasons2007–2008 · 1 season
Mike RichardsC2011–2015 · 4 seasons2005–2011 · 6 seasons
Ian LaperriereRW1995–2004 · 9 seasons2009–2010 · 1 season
Jay WellsD1979–1988 · 9 seasons1988–1989 · 1 season
Sean O'DonnellD1994–2010 · 8 seasons2010–2011 · 1 season
Brayden SchennC2009–2011 · 2 seasons2011–2017 · 6 seasons
Steve DuchesneD1986–1999 · 6 seasons1991–1999 · 2 seasons
Carl GrundstromRW2018–2024 · 6 seasons2025–2026 · 1 season
Michal HandzusC2007–2011 · 4 seasons2002–2006 · 3 seasons
Garry GalleyD1984–2000 · 5 seasons1992–1994 · 2 seasons
Cal PetersenG2018–2023 · 5 seasons2023–2024 · 1 season
Sean WalkerD2018–2023 · 5 seasons2023–2024 · 1 season
Randy JonesD2009–2010 · 1 season2003–2009 · 5 seasons
John DruceLW1993–1996 · 3 seasons1995–1998 · 3 seasons
Doug CrossmanD1988–1989 · 1 season1983–1988 · 5 seasons
Jordan WealC2015–2016 · 1 season2015–2019 · 4 seasons
Luke SchennD2015–2016 · 1 season2012–2016 · 4 seasons
Andreas LiljaD2000–2003 · 3 seasons2011–2013 · 2 seasons
Trent KlattRW2003–2004 · 1 season1995–1999 · 4 seasons
Dmitry YushkevichD2002–2003 · 1 season1992–2003 · 4 seasons
Nate ThompsonC2017–2019 · 2 seasons2019–2022 · 2 seasons
Vincent LecavalierC2015–2016 · 1 season2013–2016 · 3 seasons
Daniel CarcilloLW2013–2014 · 1 season2008–2011 · 3 seasons
Jeremy RoenickC2005–2006 · 1 season2001–2004 · 3 seasons
John SlaneyD1995–1997 · 2 seasons2001–2004 · 2 seasons
Roman CechmanekG2003–2004 · 1 season2000–2003 · 3 seasons
Roman VopatLW1996–1999 · 3 seasons1998–1999 · 1 season
Andrei KuzmenkoLW2024–2026 · 2 seasons2024–2025 · 1 season
Zack MacEwenC2022–2023 · 1 season2021–2023 · 2 seasons
Martin JonesG2013–2015 · 2 seasons2021–2022 · 1 season
Denis GauthierD2008–2009 · 1 season2005–2007 · 2 seasons
Kyle CalderLW2007–2009 · 2 seasons2006–2007 · 1 season
Alexei ZhitnikLW1992–1994 · 2 seasons2006–2007 · 1 season
Marty MurrayC2006–2007 · 1 season2001–2003 · 2 seasons
Sean BurkeG2006–2007 · 1 season1997–2004 · 2 seasons
Jon SimLW2002–2004 · 2 seasons2005–2006 · 1 season
Bob CorkumC1999–2001 · 2 seasons1995–1996 · 1 season
Kevin StevensLW1995–1997 · 2 seasons2000–2001 · 1 season
Len BarrieC1999–2000 · 1 season1989–1993 · 2 seasons
Dave BabychD1998–1999 · 1 season1997–1999 · 2 seasons
Michel PetitD1994–1996 · 2 seasons1996–1997 · 1 season
Dan QuinnLW1994–1995 · 1 season1991–1996 · 2 seasons
Cam TalbotG2023–2024 · 1 season2018–2019 · 1 season
Kris VersteegRW2015–2016 · 1 season2010–2011 · 1 season
Randy RobitailleC2001–2002 · 1 season2006–2007 · 1 season
Phil CroweRW1993–1994 · 1 season1995–1996 · 1 season

Regular season, under every name each club has played as. A season split by a trade counts for both clubs where the game logs reach it (NBA from 1993-94, NFL 1994, NHL 1996, MLB 2001). Longest stay with the two first.

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