Alex Turcotte

Per LA Kings PR, the organization has made multiple roster moves on Tuesday afternoon, loaning Samuel Fagemo , Alex Turcotte, Christian Wolanin, and Matt Villalta from the taxi squad to the Ontario Reign. Jacob Ingham (G) and Jacob Moverare (D) have been reassigned to the Ontario Reign from the taxi squad.

Turcotte was reassigned to the taxi squad Friday. Turcotte was a healthy scratch for Thursday's loss to the Avalanche, but he had appeared in five straight games with the Kings prior to that contest, so he could be back on the active roster prior to Sunday's clash with the Devils. The 2019 first-round pick has gone scoreless through eight top-level appearances this year.

The Kings activated Turcotte from COVID-19 protocols and reassigned him to the practice squad Sunday, Lisa Dillman of The Athletic reports. The 20-year-old entered virus protocols Monday. Having played in only three games this season, Turcotte doesn't appear to be a big part of the Kings' 2021-22 plans and doesn't figure to see much NHL action this campaign.

As Zach notes, Kings head coach Todd McLellan doesn’t expect Durzi to miss much time. However, Turcotte and Iafallo are sure to miss at least Thursday’s game against the Nashville Predators and potentially Saturday’s game against the Detroit Red Wings, depending on when they went into isolation. If you recall, the league recently modified its COVID protocol policy, dropping the mandatory isolation period from 10 to five days. So if both players went into isolation today, the earliest they could return is for Monday’s game against the New York Rangers.

Turcotte was added to the Kings' COVID-19 protocols list Monday. Turcotte has played in three NHL contests this season and averaged 10:25 of ice time. The 20-year-old call-up will be required to submit two negative COVID-19 tests to regain playing eligibility, but this could spell the end of his current NHL stint if the Kings choose to send him back to the AHL.

As officially official as we can say things are right now, forward Alex Turcotte is expected to make his NHL debut this evening against the Vegas Golden Knights. The moment is one that Turcotte has waited his entire life for, and one that would have likely come sooner had an injury not derailed a callup set for earlier this season.

Prior to the move, the NHL and NHLPA agreed to bring back the six-man taxi squads that teams carried with them last year in an effort to keep the current season going. The Kings have had their previous two games postponed and Monday’s contest that would have been in Arizona.

The Los Angeles Kings dropped the first game of their seven-game homestand after the holiday break, losing 6-3 to the Vegas Golden Knights tonight. Alex Turcotte made his NHL debut, playing on a line with Trevor Moore and Viktor Arvidsson, while Drew Doughty also returned from COVID protocol. After a...

Turcotte was recalled to the active roster by the Kings on Tuesday. Turcotte figures to make his NHL debut versus the Knights on Tuesday after having served as a healthy scratch his previous two times out. With the Reign, the 2019 fifth-overall pick has racked up three goals and seven helpers in 18 minor-league contests.

Turcotte was promoted from AHL Ontario to the taxi squad Sunday, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports. Turcotte has 10 points in 18 AHL appearances this season. The 20-year-old forward has yet to make his NHL debut.

Turcotte was reassigned to AHL Ontario on Tuesday, John Hoven of SiriusXM NHL Network Radio reports. Turcotte was brought up to the big club for one day in what amounts to a paper move for the team. He's yet to make his NHL debut.

The LA Kings drafted Alex Turcotte fifth overall in 2019, but he’s the only member of the Top-10 from that class who has yet to make his debut. Alex Turcotte was drafted fifth overall by the LA Kings in 2019. He was coming off of a 62-point season with the U.S. National U18 team, and the hype for him was through the roof. On draft day, he was that play-making centerman who could play a solid two-way game and was the ideal top-five player in the draft class.

The Ontario Reign have continued their strong play and improved their record to 11-2-0-1. Jared Shafran and Josh Schaefer discuss the recent spate of games for the 1st place Reign before being joined by forward Alex Turcotte. (16:40) No profanity, slurs or other offensive language. Replacing letters with symbols does...

The Los Angeles Kings have completed several transactions, including recalls of Alex Turcotte and Vladimir Tkachev. Austin Strand and Kale Clague have both been loaned back to the Ontario Reign, while Drew Doughty has been moved to long-term injured reserve. Before Kings fans get excited about a potential NHL debut...

LOS ANGELES — On August 23, the Los Angeles Kings had their young prospects all together at their practice facility, the Toyota Sports Performance Center in El Segundo, California, for their week-long 2021 Development Camp. For 2019 first round pick (fifth overall) center Alex Turcotte and 2019 second round pick...