Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Scott Laughton across Hockey.
The Los Angeles Kings have bolstered their roster with veteran signings, yet the task of filling the center spot vacated by Anze Kopitar remains the most urgent issue heading into the 2026‑27 season.
Erik Haula, a seasoned NHL forward, has signed with the Los Angeles Kings, reigniting a high‑school friendship with teammate Joel Armia and adding depth to a roster in transition.
The Philadelphia Flyers are poised to transform from perennial underachievers into genuine Stanley Cup threats, driven by a strategic acquisition and a culture built for sustained success.
The Maple Leafs' offseason acquisitions of Colton Sissons, Teddy Blueger and Brandon Duhaime bring proven penalty‑killing talent, prompting coach Jim Hiller to consider reducing Auston Matthews' defensive workload and boosting his offensive output.
Scott Laughton has re‑signed with the Los Angeles Kings, praising the organization's support and outlining his role in stabilizing the third line during a period of transition.
The Los Angeles Kings used the first day of free agency to lock in offensive veterans like Mats Zuccarello and Corey Perry, reinforce the blue line with Erik Gustafsson and Scott Perunovich, and retain Scott Laughton, all while preserving flexibility for future moves.
Mats Zuccarello has signed with the Los Angeles Kings, seeking to revitalize their offense after a disappointing season.
The Kings announced a three‑year extension for forward Scott Laughton, securing the 32‑year‑old through the 2028‑29 season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs plan to bolster their right‑handed scoring and address goaltending depth ahead of the 2026 free‑agency period.
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager John Chayka addressed questions about winger Matthew Knies and defenseman Morgan Rielly, highlighting contract details and potential trade scenarios.
A deep dive into the ten NHLers whose expected 2026 contracts appear inflated, from defensemen to forwards, and why teams should think twice before signing.
The Minnesota Wild confront a challenging offseason as they seek to replace departing veterans, re‑sign key talent, and navigate a limited pool of affordable free agents.
The Blue Jackets are targeting free agents, securing veterans, and planning for the upcoming NHL Draft while navigating retirements and trade speculation.
A promising OHL season, a sudden injury, and a strategic college commitment reshape the trajectory of one of hockey’s most talked‑about prospects.
The Los Angeles Kings are shifting from a defensive-first identity to a high‑tempo, five‑player attack under veteran coach Peter Laviolette, hoping to boost scoring and return to playoff contention.
The Philadelphia Flyers need a top‑line center for the upcoming season, but trade rumors involving Dylan Larkin and Robert Thomas have collapsed, leaving the team to explore limited free‑agent and internal solutions.
The Los Angeles Kings face a pivotal offseason, needing a permanent head coach, a top‑center replacement for Anze Kopitar, and added scoring depth to return to contention.
Brian Poile leaves the Nashville Predators after eight years as the club fails to advance past the second round, while the Los Angeles Kings consider D.J. Smith and Jay Woodcroft for their head‑coach position. Meanwhile, the Toronto Marlies lead their series and Colorado Eagles prospects shine.
From Vegas’s 3‑0 series surge to potential draft moves and contract talks, the latest episode offers a deep dive into the narratives shaping the postseason.
From the Golden Knights’ 3‑0 series edge to the Marlies’ AHL push, the show’s analysts dissect key storylines, player moves, and draft comparisons that could shape the next era of hockey.
A look at how Artemi Panarin, Scott Laughton and Mathieu Joseph reshaped the Los Angeles Kings' roster and what their performances mean for the team's future