Los Angeles Kings head coach Jim Hiller announced yesterday that their recently signed forward Arthur Kaliyev is out indefinitely with a fractured clavicle. It was reported by the team earlier last week that Kaliyev suffered an upper-body injury and left training camp on Day two.

Los Angeles Kings winger Arthur Kaliyev is out indefinitely. As the Kings assess their top prospects ahead of 2024-25, Kaliyev suffered a fractured clavicle on Day 2 of training camp. Kings head coach Jim Hiller delivered the update on his injury,

Bernstein reports that Kaliyev suffered a significant injury on Friday when he took a hit during training camp, a hit that would result in an upper body injury to the Kings' forward. Bernstein also adds that Kaliyev may require surgery to repair the damage to his body, and is expected to miss a few months as a result of this injury.

The team won’t confirm reports the injury could cost the recently signed 23-year-old winger a significant amount of time

After notching 11 points and averaging over 14 minutes per game in the first six weeks of last season, Kaliyev fell out of favor with former coach Todd McLellan and vanished for extended periods

The LA Kings have signed forward Arthur Kaliyev to a one-year contract with an average annual value (AAV) of $825,000 through the 2024-25 season. Kaliyev, 23, skated in 51 games for the Kings last season,

Los Angeles Kings head coach Jim Hiller announced that winger Arthur Kaliyev will be out indefinitely with a fractured clavicle. While no specifics on how the injury occurred were revealed, Hiller did mention that it happened during Day 2 of camp.

Hockey is back. As the season comes closer, there have been a handful of players who have been injured. Moreover, a notable player has signed for a Kontinental Hockey League team, while five teams in the Western Hockey League have applied for the 2026 Memorial Cup.