Colin Fraser scored a goal in the Kings' 2-1 overtime victory on Wednesday. Los Angeles' depth is one of the many reasons they're now 13-2 in the playoffs. Of the 18 position players that have participated in at least 10 postseason games, all of them now have at least one point. In addition, 16 Kings players, including all of the forwards that have played in at least 10 playoff contests, have scored at least one goal.

Colin Fraser (personal) has returned to the Los Angeles Kings. Fraser didn't play in Games 2 or 3 of the Western Conference Finals. However, he served as the team's fourth line center in Saturday's practice.

Coach Darryl Sutter said that Colin Fraser is expected to return from Alberta on Thursday afternoon, but he isn't slated to play in Game 3 against Phoenix. Kyle Clifford is projected to stay in the lineup after he returned in Fraser's absence during Tuesday's 4-0 victory over the Coyotes in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. Fraser missed the contest due to family reasons.

Colin Fraser (personal) may not be available for Game 3 on Thursday night. He is currently in Alberta with his family and he didn't play in Game 2.

Colin Fraser left the team on Tuesday afternoon due to family reasons, so he wasn't available to play in Game 2 against Phoenix later that night. As a result, Kyle Clifford was inserted into the lineup in his place. Fraser has not posted a point in 10 postseason games for the Kings.

According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, the Los Angeles Kings' dispute over the Colin Fraser-for-Ryan Smyth trade has been settled. The Kings were upset because Fraser was required to undergo ankle surgery shortly after the trade. Los Angeles claimed that the Oilers misrepresented his health. Edmonton will reportedly offset some of Fraser's medical costs with in a cash settlement. What the Kings won't be compensated for is Smyth's jump in production since leaving Los Angeles. Although it looked like Smyth's days of having any fantasy relevance were over, he has bounced back with 10 goals and 17 points in 17 games this season.

The Los Angeles Kings have activated Colin Fraser from their non-roster list and he will make his season debut against Vancouver on Thursday night. He will play between Ethan Moreau and Trevor Lewis, with Brad Richardson serving as a healthy scratch.

Colin Fraser (foot) is projected to come off injured reserve and play on Thursday night against Vancouver. He is slated to be Los Angeles' fourth-line center in his Kings' debut after being acquired this past summer in a controversial exchange with Edmonton for Ryan Smyth. Fraser had a foot injury when he was traded, but he appears to be ready to return. Stay tuned.

The Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings will head to a hearing on November 16 to finish off the Colin Fraser deal. The Kings claimed that Fraser was injured when the Oilers dealt him for Ryan Smyth. Fraser is still out with a foot injury and is on the injured reserve list. It will be interesting to find out what compensation is due the Kings, if any.

The Los Angeles Kings are listing Colin Fraser (foot) as an injured non-roster player. Fraser has been cleared for contact, but he still won't be ready for the Kings' season opener. He isn't expected to have any fantasy value this season.