How to watch the Los Angeles Kings without cable in 2026
The Los Angeles Kings compete in the Pacific Division and play home games at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. You can stream Kings games on Fubo — no cable required.
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Why Fubo is the best choice for Kings fans
Fubo carries the national networks that broadcast NHL games, including ESPN, ABC, and NHL Network, so you can catch nationally televised Kings matchups throughout the 2026-27 season. With Fubo you get:
- ESPN and ABC — NHL national game broadcasts, including marquee matchups and playoff coverage
- NHL Network — around-the-clock hockey coverage, analysis, and select live games
- Unlimited Cloud DVR — record Kings games and watch on your schedule
- Multiview — watch multiple games at once on supported devices
- Apps on phones, tablets, smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and more
Watch Kings hockey on Fubo: Sign up here!
How Fubo covers the Kings
| Network | What's on it | On Fubo? |
|---|---|---|
| ESPN | National NHL game broadcasts | ✅ |
| ABC | Select national NHL games | ✅ |
| NHL Network | Live games, analysis, and highlights | ✅ |
Key dates to know for 2026-27
- Sept. 29 — NHL season opens
- Feb. 5-6 — NHL All-Star Weekend at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York
- April 10 — Regular season finale; all 32 teams in action
Players to watch
Defenseman Drew Doughty is a two-time Stanley Cup champion and Norris Trophy winner who anchors the Kings' blue line. Forward Quinton Byfield brings size and speed up the middle as a key piece of the Kings' young core. Forward Adrian Kempe is a reliable scorer who provides offensive punch on the wing.
Tips for streaming Kings games like a pro
- Sign up for Fubo to get ESPN, ABC, and NHL Network — the primary national NHL broadcast partners
- Set up Unlimited Cloud DVR to record games you can't watch live
- Use Multiview to follow the Kings alongside other NHL action
- Stream on any device — phone, tablet, smart TV, or computer
The Los Angeles Kings this week on Fubo
Brandt Clarke ended it in overtime, scoring 2:43 into the extra period to give the Kings a 3-2 win over the New York Islanders at UBS Arena. Artemi Panarin scored twice, and Darcy Kuemper was exceptional behind him, stopping 41 shots. Quinton Byfield, listed as a game-time decision, sat out with an upper-body injury. The victory pushed Los Angeles to 2-4-2 on the season, their second consecutive win after dropping their first six games.
Next game: at New Jersey Devils — Sat Oct 24, 3:30 PM ET on Angels Broadcast Television - ABTV3LA, live on Fubo.
The Kings carry a two-game winning streak into New Jersey, looking to build on a hard-fought stretch after a rough start to the season. At 2-4-2, Los Angeles needs every point it can collect, and a road test against the Devils gives them a chance to prove the recent momentum is real. Catch the Kings on Fubo as they try to climb back into the Pacific Division picture.
The bottom line
- Subscribe to Fubo for access to ESPN, ABC, NHL Network, and ESPN Unlimited
- Use Cloud DVR and Multiview to never miss a moment of Kings hockey
- Stream from any device, anywhere — no cable required
Start streaming Kings hockey on Fubo: Sign up here!