Kings remain winless, fall to Oilers on Frozen Frenzy
On the fourth annual Frozen Frenzy, when all 32 NHL teams take the ice across 16 games in one night, the Los Angeles Kings had an opportunity to earn their first win of the season against a Pacific Division rival on home ice.
The Los Angeles Kings suffered their fifth consecutive loss, extending their winless streak to five games, at the hands of the Edmonton Oilers in a 4-1 defeat on October 13th, 2026. This marked the fourth annual Frozen Frenzy, an NHL event where all 32 teams play 16 games in a single night, with the Kings facing off against a Pacific Division rival on home ice.
Despite entering the game without a win, the Kings had expressed optimism about improving, with goaltender Darcy Kuemper having stopped 58 of his last 62 shots before the match. However, the Oilers' Connor McDavid led the way with four points, including three assists and a goal, improving his career totals against the Kings to 51 points.
The Oilers dominated early, scoring three goals in seven shots, with Leon Draisaitl opening the scoring. Despite a goal from Brandt Clarke in the second period, the Kings struggled to convert their numerous scoring opportunities into goals, outshot the Oilers 40-17 but failing to capitalize. The Kings' inability to capitalize on pressure and their poor special teams performance further compounded their struggles, leaving them with just two points through five games.
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