Alex Laferriere will be a healthy scratch on Thursday, allowing Anderson-Dolan to draw back into the Kings' lineup and take his spot on a line with Pierre-Luc Dubois and Arthur Kaliyev. Anderson-Dolan has played one game with the Kings this season, recording zero points and firing one shot on goal in 6:51 time-on-ice.
Anderson-Dolan returns to the Kings for a second time this season after he was recalled from Ontario on Tuesday. The 24-year-old only appeared in one game in his previous call up, getting one SOG across only 6:51 TOI. He is just a season off of 12 points (7G/5A) in 46 games with Los Angeles in 2022-23.
Anderson-Dolan was recalled from Ontario (AHL) a day after being sent down to appear in a game for the Reign while Los Angeles takes a three day break. The 24-year-old forward returns to the Kings where he has failed to pick up a point in only one appearance thus far in 2023-24. He had seven goals and 12 points in 46 games across his first full NHL season with the Kings in 2022-23.
Anderson-Dolan has been a healthy scratch for the Kings' previous four games and was assigned to Ontario (AHL) on Wednesday after failing to pick up a point in only one appearance so far in 2023-24. The 24-year-old forward returns to Ontario (AHL) for the first time this season where he last appeared in 2021-22 and had 24 goals, 47 points, and 51 PIMs in 54 games played.
Anderson-Dolan was a healthy scratch in the season opener but will play Saturday vs. the Hurricanes. The 24-year-old forward was in-and-out of the Kings' lineup last season, totalling just 12 points (7G / 5A) in 46 games.
Anderson-Dolan was waived by Los Angeles last Sunday but has been recalled from Ontario (AHL) ahead of the Kings' game Saturday vs. Carolina and is expected to appear on the fourth line. The 24-year-old centre had seven goals, five assists, 54 SOG, two PIMs and a -11 plus/minus in 46 games with Los Angeles in 2022-23.
Anderson-Dolan had seven goals, five assists, 54 SOG, a -11 plus/minus and two PIMs through 46 games with Los Angeles in 2022-23 and has signed a one-year extension worth $775,000 AAV. The 23-year-old centre will hope for his first full season with Los Angeles in 2023-24 after producing 14 goals, 24 points and 104 SOG through 96 games across the last five seasons since being drafted by Los Angeles in 2017 (41st overall).
Anderson-Dolan was a healthy scratch for the Kings' in their previous game but will draw back into the lineup for Game 3 Friday vs. Edmonton. He will replace the injured Blake Lizotte (lower-body) after having seven goals, 12 points and a -11 plus/minus through 46 games during the regular season.
Anderson-Dolan has seven goals, five assists, 54 SOG, two PIMs and a -10 plus/minus through 44 games played but will be a healthy scratch Tuesday vs. Calgary. The 23-year-old will be replaced by Arthur Kaliyev in the Kings' lineup.
Anderson-Dolan last played on October 27th vs. the Winnipeg Jets where he picked up two SOG. In very limited action through two games this season he has zero points while averaging 9:14 TOI.
Anderson-Dolan was recently recalled from Ontario (AHL), where he is 10th in the league in goals (21) and tied for 36th in points (37) in 39 games. The 22-year-old, who has just 12 points (7G / 5A) in 45 career NHL games, will start on the top line with Anze Kopitar and Adrian Kempe.
Anderson-Dolan left last Thursday's game with an upper-body injury and will miss at least a couple of weeks as a result. The Kings got Michael Amadio and Andreas Athanasiou back on Saturday, replacing Anderson-Dolan in the bottom-6.
Anderson-Dolan was a second-round pick in 2017 (No.41 overall) and has one assist in five career NHL games. He was called up prior to Thursday's game but did not play but could make his season debut over the weekend while Blake Lizotte is out. The 20-year-old has five goals and 14 assists (19 points) in 36 AHL games this season.
Anderson-Dolan, 19, had one assist in five games with the Kings and was given a look up and down the lineup, including PP1 usage at times. Overall, the Kings think it is best for the 2017 second-round pick to return to Juniors, where he had 91 points (40G / 51A) in 70 games last season.
