Los Angeles Kings year by year

59 seasons since 1967-68 · 1972-1962-424-227 all time · 2 titles

How have the Kings ranked, year by year?

The Los Angeles Kings have played 58 seasons since 1967-68: 1972-1960-424-226 in the regular season, with 2 titles. Their defense allowed the fewest goals in the league 2 times: 2017-18 and 2013-14. Their offense scored the most in 1988-89. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2017-18's (1st in goals allowed), the best offense 2022-23's (10th in goals scored). In 2026-27 they are 0-2-1, 14th in goals scored and 31st in goals allowed after 3 games.

Los Angeles Kings by season: record, goals scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
SeasonW-L-T-OTLOffenseDefenseCoachPostseason
2026-270-2-13.0014th5.0031st——
2025-2635-27-202.6829th2.907thJim Hiller, D.J. SmithPlayoffs, 0-4
2024-2548-25-93.0414th2.482ndJim HillerPlayoffs, 2-4
2023-2444-27-113.1016th2.563rdTodd McLellan, Jim HillerPlayoffs, 1-4
2022-2347-25-103.3410th3.1016thTodd McLellanPlayoffs, 2-4
2021-2244-27-112.8720th2.839thTodd McLellanPlayoffs, 3-4
2020-2121-28-72.5427th3.0221stTodd McLellan—
2019-2029-35-62.5330th2.9914thTodd McLellan—
2018-1931-42-92.4330th3.1622ndJohn Stevens, Willie Desjardins—
2017-1845-29-82.8916th2.461stJohn StevensPlayoffs, 0-4
2016-1739-35-82.4324th2.456thJohn Stevens, Darryl Sutter—
2015-1648-28-62.7214th2.343rdJohn Stevens, Darryl SutterPlayoffs, 1-4
2014-1540-27-152.6618th2.404thJohn Stevens, Darryl Sutter—
2013-1446-28-82.4126th2.051stJohn Stevens, Darryl SutterWon the Stanley Cup Final
2012-1327-16-52.7310th2.387thJohn Stevens, Darryl SutterPlayoffs, 9-9
2011-1240-27-152.2929th2.072ndTerry Murray, John Stevens, Darryl SutterWon the Stanley Cup Final
2010-1146-30-62.5525th2.396thTerry MurrayPlayoffs, 2-4
2009-1046-27-92.829th2.579thTerry MurrayPlayoffs, 2-4
2008-0934-37-112.4627th2.7611thTerry Murray—
2007-0832-43-72.7613th3.2128thMarc Crawford—
2006-0727-41-142.7220th3.3827thMarc Crawford—
2005-0642-35-52.9617th3.2823rdAndy Murray, John Torchetti—
2003-0428-29-16-92.5018th2.6520thAndy Murray—
2002-0333-37-6-62.4822nd2.7015thAndy Murray—
2001-0240-27-11-42.6116th2.326thAndy MurrayPlayoffs, 3-4
2000-0138-28-13-33.076th2.7817thAndy MurrayPlayoffs, 7-6
1999-0039-27-12-42.995th2.7817thAndy MurrayPlayoffs, 0-4
1998-9932-45-52.3025th2.7116thLarry Robinson—
1997-9838-33-112.778th2.7417thLarry RobinsonPlayoffs, 0-4
1996-9728-43-112.6123rd3.2720thLarry Robinson—
1995-9624-40-183.1211th3.6823rdLarry Robinson—
1994-9516-23-92.9611th3.6323rdRogie Vachon, Barry Melrose—
1993-9427-45-123.506th3.8324thRogie Vachon, Barry Melrose—
1992-9339-35-104.025th4.0521stRogie Vachon, Barry MelroseLost the Stanley Cup Final
1991-9235-31-143.5910th3.7015thRogie Vachon, Tom Webster—
1990-9146-24-104.253rd3.174thRogie Vachon, Tom Webster—
1989-9034-39-74.222nd4.2118thRogie Vachon, Tom Webster—
1988-8942-31-74.701st4.1916thRogie Vachon, Robbie Ftorek—
1987-8830-42-83.985th4.4921stRogie Vachon, Mike Murphy, Robbie Ftorek—
1986-8731-41-83.982nd4.2620thRogie Vachon, Pat Quinn, Mike Murphy—
1985-8623-49-83.5518th4.8620thRogie Vachon, Pat Quinn—
1984-8534-32-144.246th4.0814thRogie Vachon, Pat Quinn—
1983-8423-44-133.8611th4.7019thDon Perry, Roger Neilson, Rogie Vachon—
1982-8327-41-123.8511th4.5619thDon Perry—
1981-8224-41-153.9214th4.6120thParker MacDonald, Don Perry—
1980-8143-24-134.213rd3.638thBob Berry—
1979-8030-36-143.6310th3.9117thBob Berry—
1978-7934-34-123.653.58Bob Berry—
1977-7831-34-153.043.06Ron Stewart—
1976-7734-31-153.393.01Bob Pulford—
1975-7638-33-93.293.31Bob Pulford—
1974-7542-17-213.362.31Bob Pulford—
1973-7433-33-122.992.96Bob Pulford—
1972-7331-36-112.973.14Bob Pulford—
1971-7220-49-92.643.91Larry Regan, Fred Glover—
1970-7125-40-133.063.88Larry Regan—
1969-7014-52-102.213.82Hal Laycoe, Johnny Wilson—
1968-6924-42-102.433.42Red Kelly—
1967-6831-33-102.703.03Red Kelly—

Regular season. Offense and defense are goals scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1979-80, the first season after the WHA merger.

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