The Los Angeles Kings leave home for five straight road games between November 17 and 27, and three of them come in Canada. Boston opens the trip, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal follow, and an afternoon date in Anaheim closes it out. Los Angeles carries a 4-7-2 record and ten points into the stretch, as of writing.
Reading the Trip From Los Angeles
The opener at TD Garden is Tuesday, November 17 at 7 p.m. ET. From there the Kings head north to face Toronto at Scotiabank Arena on Thursday, November 19, then Ottawa at Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday, November 21, both at 7 p.m. ET. Montreal comes Monday, November 23, with a 7:30 p.m. ET puck drop at Centre Bell.
For fans back in California, the time zones make this an easy trip to follow. Most of these games start at 4 p.m. Pacific, with Montreal at 4:30, so you can catch them straight after work or school. The final stop is Friday, November 27 at Honda Center, a 1 p.m. Pacific start the day after Thanksgiving, following three days off after Montreal.
Last November’s Canadian swing is a useful reference point. The Kings visited the same three buildings and won all three, 5-1 in Montreal, 4-3 in overtime in Toronto and 1-0 in Ottawa. This roster starts from a harder place, but the schedule gives it a few days between games to reset and travel.
If You Plan to Bet the Trip
This long road trip for the Kings offers a unique opportunity for fans: while sports betting might be prohibited in California, fans travelling to follow the team, or fans from outside the region, will be able to bet on the LA Kings throughout their roadtrip. Fans looking to bet in Canada can bet using 10bet promo code, where they can also check out some tips to maximise your bonus.
Road trips shape those markets in a few ways. Travel and rest matter, though this schedule leaves a day between most games and three days off before Anaheim. Time zones can matter too, since a team that has been on Eastern time for a week is playing at home hours. In this case, the Kings are jumping around the USA and Canada over the course of a week, and the travel could well take its toll.
With the Kings sitting at 4-7-2, the trip is as much about whether the team can turn its season around as about any single result. Treat any wager as entertainment, set a limit before puck drop, and stick to it. Availability and legal age depend on where you live. Two of the three Canadian stops are in Ontario, which runs its own independently regulated market with its own rules.