Lias Andersson

Anderson scored a goal on five shots in Wednesday's 5-3 win over Seattle. Andersson picked up his first goal of the season and the game-winner for LA, working his way into the slot before firing a wrist shot by Philipp Grubauer early in the third period. The 22-year-old forward now has a goal and an assist in 20 games this season. It remains to be seen if Andersson will be able to crack the Kings' lineup come playoffs.

Andersson (undisclosed) was recalled from his conditioning assignment and removed from injured reserve Tuesday. Andersson has been sidelined since Jan. 8 versus the Red Wings, a stretch of 23 games on the shelf. In his four games with the Reign, the winger tallied an impressive six goals. WIth Andersson back available, it will likely see Carl Grundstrom relegated to a spot in the press box.

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Los Angeles Kings forward Lias Andersson has been sent to the AHL on a conditioning loan, suggesting he is nearing a return from the undisclosed injury that has kept him out for nearly two months. The loan is of the long-term injury variety, meaning he does not need to be...

Andersson (undisclosed) was assigned to AHL Ontario on a long-term conditioning loan Wednesday. Andersson hasn't played in nearly two months due to an undisclosed injury, so he'll head to the minors for up to six days and three games to get back into game shape. The 23-year-old forward has picked up one helper through 13 contests this campaign.

Andersson (undisclosed) is expected to begin practicing next week, NHL.com reports Tuesday. Andersson has missed the last 12 games while on injured reserve with an undisclosed injury. The 23-year-old has averaged 11:06 of ice time and dealt one assist over 13 games this season.

Andersson (undisclosed) will not participate in Monday's game with the Rangers. Andersson will miss at least Monday's contest with an undisclosed injury he suffered in Sunday's practice. A timeline for recovery will be clearer once the details of his ailment are revealed. The 23-year-old has averaged 11:06 of ice time and logged one assist through 13 appearances this season.

Andersson (undisclosed) has been placed on injured reserve Monday, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports. Andersson's designation for injured reserve will see him sidelined for at least the next three matches, though the team hasn't provided any specifics regarding the nature of his injury. The 23-year-old winger has yet to find the back of the net this season and has just one assist in 13 contests.

Andersson posted a power-play assist in Sunday's 5-1 win over the Oilers. Andersson helped out on a Trevor Moore goal with 3:03 left in the contest. The 23-year-old Andersson has been a non-factor on offense so far -- this was his first point of the year in eight games. He's added 13 shots on net, eight hits and a minus-1 rating. Don't expect the Swede to play above the third line, and he could occasionally end up as a healthy scratch.

The Kings have activated forward Lias Andersson from injured reserve, in advance of this afternoon’s game against Montreal. Andersson skated with the bottom-six group yesterday and is expected to make his season debut today against the Canadiens. The Swedish forward suffered a groin injury during the Kings’ home preseason game on October 9, and has not featured in any game action since. His tenacity has been missed by the Kings and his potential return to the group today is welcomed.

Andersson (groin) has been activated off injured reserve ahead of Saturday night's matchup with Montreal, John Hoven of SiriusXM NHL Network Radio reports. Although Andersson's been activated off IR, he isn't expected to be in the lineup for Saturday's game versus the Canadiens. The 23-year-old winger has yet to play this season due to a groin injury, but he picked up six points through 23 games with the Kings last campaign.

Bad news for the LA Kings, as Lias Andersson was enjoying a strong preseason, mostly on a line with Gabe Vilardi and Vladimir Tkachev. The injury bug bit the LA Kings once again, with forward Lias Andersson landing on the Injured Reserve retroactive to Tuesday. The injury occurred in the second period of the Kings’ preseason game against the Ducks at the Staples Center on Saturday night. The team was already going to be without Olli Maatta, Quinton Byfield, and Andreas Athanasiou to begin the year.

Andersson (undisclosed) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, per CapFriendly. Andersson exited the Kings' preseason finale with an injury, and he'll apparently be unavailable for some time to begin the year. No details have been provided regarding the 22-year-old's injury, and it's unclear when he'll be able to play.

Andersson is dealing with a groin injury and won't be available Thursday versus Vegas at a minimum, John Hoven of SiriusXM NHL Network Radio reports. Andersson was placed on injured reserve Monday, so it wouldn't be surprising to see him miss a handful of contests to start the campaign. The 23-year-old Swede picked up six points in 23 appearances with LA last season.

Andersson (undisclosed) was injured in Saturday's game versus the Ducks, John Hoven of SiriusXM NHL Network Radio reports. Andersson exited the contest during the second period and did not return. It's unclear how badly the Swede is hurt, though the Kings may also be exercising caution with the 22-year-old. More information should be available prior to the Kings' season opener Thursday versus the Golden Knights.

Yesterday afternoon, Elliotte Friedman was talking Edmonton’s Jesse Puljujarvi, and how he was almost traded to the Rangers for Lias Andersson. Based on the wording, it sounds like Ken Holland backed out, which led to the Rangers shipping Andersson to the Kings for a 2nd round pick. That pick wound up being Will Cuylle. From prior rumors, the Oilers had wanted more than just a 1:1 swap, so if Jeff Gorton at the time never budged, then this makes sense.

Lias Andersson signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Los Angeles Kings at his qualifying offer value of $874,125K in the NHL. The young forward was a restricted free agent coming off his first season with the Kings organization. Andersson, 22, was the seventh overall pick in 2017, a selection...

The LA Kings have re-signed forward Lias Andersson to a one-year, two-way contract, carrying an AAV of $874,125 at the NHL level. Like Andreas Athanasiou, who was re-signed yesterday on a one-year term, Andersson was one of six Kings players to receive a qualifying offer from the organization on Monday and is now signing his first contract with the organization, after he was acquired via trade last fall.

The Kings re-signed restricted free-agent forward Lias Andersson to a new, one-year contract Friday. The deal is worth up to $874,125, the Kings said in a news release. Andersson, who was the No.7 overall draft pick in 2017, was acquired from the New York Rangers in exchange for a second-round selection prior to last season.