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The LA Kings and the National Hockey League today announced the club's 82-game 2021-22 NHL regular season schedule which will include full capacity for Kings games at STAPLES Center.

The Kings begin the season at home versus the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday, October 14, at STAPLES Center. Tickets for the home opener along with a 3-game mini plan including the home opener and prime matchups versus Montreal and Toronto are on sale today at 4 p.m. Remaining regular season home games will be on sale to the general public on August 12 after exclusive presales earlier that week.

The Kings-Vegas season opener on October 14 kicks off a two-game homestand that concludes with a game against the Minnesota Wild on October 16. The Kings then embark on their first road trip of the year, a four-game set that begins on October 19 at Nashville.

Schedule highlights:

The Kings first play the rival Anaheim Ducks on November 30 at STAPLES Center, the first of four contests against Anaheim.
The Kings play the Seattle Kraken for the first time on January 15 at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. The Kraken visit Los Angeles for the first time on March 26.
The Kings play the defending Stanley Cup Champion Tampa Bay Lightning twice - at Tampa on December 14 and at home on January 18.
Seven of the club's first 11 games are at STAPLES Center.
The Kings will enjoy two seven-game homestands this season (November 17-December 2 and December 28-January 13).
 
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Thanks Rogie.

So by the time we see the Kraken at Staples, they'll either be really good (like Vegas) or really bad (like we wanted Vegas to be).

The playing the cup champs twice is a weird thing for them to highlight considering the schedule has changed now where we'll see an Eastern Conference opponent at least twice (1 home/1 away) just like the NBA.
 
TooCool said:
The playing the cup champs twice is a weird thing for them to highlight considering the schedule has changed now where we'll see an Eastern Conference opponent at least twice (1 home/1 away) just like the NBA.
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I don't quite follow this...that has been the way things are scheduled against the East for years now....sans the Covid seasons of course.

jom
 
Rogie-Vachon said:
The LA Kings and the National Hockey League today announced the club's 82-game 2021-22 NHL regular season schedule which will include full capacity for Kings games at STAPLES Center.

The Kings begin the season at home versus the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday, October 14, at STAPLES Center. Tickets for the home opener along with a 3-game mini plan including the home opener and prime matchups versus Montreal and Toronto are on sale today at 4 p.m. Remaining regular season home games will be on sale to the general public on August 12 after exclusive presales earlier that week.

The Kings-Vegas season opener on October 14 kicks off a two-game homestand that concludes with a game against the Minnesota Wild on October 16. The Kings then embark on their first road trip of the year, a four-game set that begins on October 19 at Nashville.

Schedule highlights:

The Kings first play the rival Anaheim Ducks on November 30 at STAPLES Center, the first of four contests against Anaheim.
The Kings play the Seattle Kraken for the first time on January 15 at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. The Kraken visit Los Angeles for the first time on March 26.
The Kings play the defending Stanley Cup Champion Tampa Bay Lightning twice - at Tampa on December 14 and at home on January 18.
Seven of the club's first 11 games are at STAPLES Center.
The Kings will enjoy two seven-game homestands this season (November 17-December 2 and December 28-January 13).
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Here's the full home schedule:

https://www.nhl.com/kings/tickets/single-game-tickets
 
Here's the full schedule from Hoven:

https://mayorsmanor.com/2021/07/la-kings-2021-22-full-82-game-season-schedule-with-additional-notes/

LA KINGS 2021-22 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE
Thu. Oct. 14 Vegas Los Angeles
Sat. Oct. 16 Minnesota Los Angeles
Tue. Oct. 19 Los Angeles Nashville
Fri. Oct. 22 Los Angeles Dallas
Sat. Oct. 23 Los Angeles St. Louis
Mon. Oct. 25 Los Angeles St. Louis
Thu. Oct. 28 Winnipeg Los Angeles
Sat. Oct. 30 Montreal Los Angeles
Sun. Oct. 31 Buffalo Los Angeles

Wed. Nov. 3 St. Louis Los Angeles
Fri. Nov. 5 New Jersey Los Angeles
Mon. Nov. 8 Los Angeles Toronto
Tue. Nov. 9 Los Angeles Montreal
Thu. Nov. 11 Los Angeles Ottawa
Sat. Nov. 13 Los Angeles Winnipeg
Wed. Nov. 17 Washington Los Angeles
Sat. Nov. 20 Carolina Los Angeles
Sun. Nov. 21 Arizona Los Angeles
Wed. Nov. 24 Toronto Los Angeles
Sat. Nov. 27 Ottawa Los Angeles
Tue. Nov. 30 Anaheim Los Angeles

Thu. Dec. 2 Calgary Los Angeles
Sun. Dec. 5 Los Angeles Edmonton
Mon. Dec. 6 Los Angeles Vancouver
Thu. Dec. 9 Dallas Los Angeles
Sat. Dec. 11 Minnesota Los Angeles
Tue. Dec. 14 Los Angeles Tampa Bay
Thu. Dec. 16 Los Angeles Florida
Sat. Dec. 18 Los Angeles Carolina
Sun. Dec. 19 Los Angeles Washington
Wed. Dec. 22 Edmonton Los Angeles
Thu. Dec. 23 Los Angeles Vegas
Mon. Dec. 27 Los Angeles Arizona
Tue. Dec. 28 Vegas Los Angeles
Thu. Dec. 30 Vancouver Los Angeles

Sat. Jan. 1 Philadelphia Los Angeles
Thu. Jan. 6 Nashville Los Angeles
Sat. Jan. 8 Detroit Los Angeles
Mon. Jan. 10 N.Y. Rangers Los Angeles
Thu. Jan. 13 Pittsburgh Los Angeles
Sat. Jan. 15 Los Angeles Seattle
Mon. Jan. 17 Los Angeles San Jose
Tue. Jan. 18 Tampa Bay Los Angeles
Thu. Jan. 20 Colorado Los Angeles
Sun. Jan. 23 Los Angeles New Jersey
Mon. Jan. 24 Los Angeles N.Y. Rangers
Thu. Jan. 27 Los Angeles N.Y. Islanders
Sat. Jan. 29 Los Angeles Philadelphia
Sun. Jan. 30 Los Angeles Pittsburgh

Wed. Feb. 2 Los Angeles Detroit
Wed. Feb. 23 Los Angeles Arizona
Fri. Feb. 25 Los Angeles Anaheim
Sat. Feb. 26 N.Y. Islanders Los Angeles
Mon. Feb. 28 Boston Los Angeles

Wed. Mar. 2 Los Angeles Dallas TBD
Fri. Mar. 4 Los Angeles Columbus TBD
Sun. Mar. 6 Los Angeles Buffalo TBD
Mon. Mar. 7 Los Angeles Boston TBD
Thu. Mar. 10 San Jose Los Angeles TBD
Sat. Mar. 12 Los Angeles San Jose TBD
Sun. Mar. 13 Florida Los Angeles TBD
Tue. Mar. 15 Colorado Los Angeles TBD
Thu. Mar. 17 San Jose Los Angeles TBD
Sat. Mar. 19 Los Angeles Vegas TBD
Tue. Mar. 22 Nashville Los Angeles TBD
Thu. Mar. 24 Chicago Los Angeles TBD
Sat. Mar. 26 Seattle Los Angeles TBD
Mon. Mar. 28 Seattle Los Angeles TBD
Wed. Mar. 30 Los Angeles Edmonton TBD
Thu. Mar. 31 Los Angeles Calgary TBD

Sat. Apr. 2 Los Angeles Winnipeg TBD
Mon. Apr. 4 Calgary Los Angeles TBD
Thu. Apr. 7 Edmonton Los Angeles TBD
Sat. Apr. 9 Los Angeles Minnesota TBD
Wed. Apr. 13 Los Angeles Colorado TBD
Thu. Apr. 14 Los Angeles Chicago TBD
Sat. Apr. 16 Columbus Los Angeles TBD
Tue. Apr. 19 Los Angeles Anaheim TBD
Thu. Apr. 21 Chicago Los Angeles TBD
Sat. Apr. 23 Anaheim Los Angeles TBD
Wed. Apr. 27 Los Angeles Seattle TBD
Fri. Apr. 29 Los Angeles Vancouver TBD
 
HOME SCHEDULE - ALL TIMES TBA

Thurs Oct. 14 Vegas
Sat Oct 16 Minnesota
Thurs Oct 28 Winnipeg
Sat Oct 30 Montreal
Sun Oct 31 Buffalo

Wed Nov 3 St. Louis
Fri Nov 5 New Jersey
Wed Nov 17 Washington
Sat Nov 20 Carolina
Sun Nov 21 Arizona
Wed Nov 24 Toronto
Sat Nov 27 Ottawa
Tue Nov 30 Anaheim

Thurs Dec 2 Calgary
Thurs Dec 9 Dallas
Sat Dec 11 Minnesota
Wed Dec 22 Edmonton
Tue Dec 28 Vegas
Thurs Dec 30 Vancouver

Sat Jan 1 Philadelphia
Thurs Jan 6 Nashville
Sat Jan 8 Detroit
Mon Jan 10 NY Rangers
Thurs Jan 13 Pittsburgh
Tues Jan 18 Tampa Bay
Thurs Jan 20 Colorado

Olympic Break

Sat Feb 26 NY Islanders
Mon Feb 28 Boston

Thurs Mar 10 San Jose
Sun Mar 13 Florida
Tue Mar 15 Colorado
Thurs Mar 17 San Jose
Tue Mar 22 Nashville
Thurs Mar 24 Chicago
Sat Mar 26 Seattle
Mon Mar 28 Seattle

Mon Apr 4 Calgary
Thurs Apr 7 Edmonton
Sat Apr 16 Columbus
Thurs Apr 21 Chicago
Sat Apr 23 Anaheim
 
Thanks for taking the time to write these schedules out.

NHL.com still doesn't have links out for each team.
 
Yay. No more playing Minnasota 10 times, lol. ;)
 
For me it looks like all the Monday or Tuesday games are after January. That’s good. Hopefully the Delta variant will be gone by then & another one doesn’t take it’s place. And I hope they keep their vaccination policy.
 
Surprised they went with a fairly normal schedule. Don't get me wrong, thrilled I'll get to see them here (Ottawa) in November, but just thought they'd be a little more cautious. Even staying within their own conference could have limited some of the travel. Hard to know how normal the world will be two once the world gets back to school and normal life in September. Other than me, not sure the world needs Ottawa in LA or vice versa.
 
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