Lewis will be sidelined for "a while" after suffering a setback with his broken foot, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

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Kings activate Quick after 12-game absence

The Los Angeles Kings have activated goaltender Jonathan Quick off injured reserve.

Kings forwards Brown, Lewis undergo surgery

The Kings announced Thursday that forward Dustin Brown underwent surgery on his left shoulder, and forward Trevor Lewis had surgery on his right hand. Both players are expected to recover well before the start of training camp.

Mean tweets: Los Angeles Kings edition

Ever sent a mean tweet about someone of the Los Angeles Kings? Well, they are reading them.

U.S. shuts out Czechs to win bronze medal

The United States blanked the host Czech Republic 3-0 at the hockey world championship Sunday to claim a second bronze medal in three years.

Worlds semis: U.S.-Russia, Canada-Czech Rep.

Tyler Seguin notched a hat trick as Canada cruised past Belarus 9-0, and Evgeni Malkin scored twice to lift titleholder Russia over Sweden 5-3 in the quarterfinals.

U.S., Czechs reach hockey worlds quarterfinals

Brock Nelson scored twice and added an assist Sunday as the United States clinched a spot in the quarterfinals of the ice hockey world championship with a 3-1 victory over Slovenia.

U.S edges Norway for 2nd win at hockey worlds

The United States made it two wins in two games by edging Norway 2-1 at the ice hockey world championship, and host the Czech Republic rebounded from a loss to Sweden with a 4-2 victory over Latv

Watch: Lewis ready for first Olympics

After watching Team USA come so close in the 2010 Olympics, Trevor Lewis is ready to do his part and get the United States one step farther in Sochi.

Kings done spending money?

Now that they've inked Trevor Lewis for another year, the Los Angeles Kings are probably just about done with their summer to-do list -- at least in terms of signing players.

Voynov/Kings deal (update)

UPDATE: Lisa Dillman of the Los Angeles Times confirms Slava Vonov's new six-deal with the Los Angeles Kings is worth $25 million. That leaves the Kings with under $8 million in salary cap space in which to corral eight roster players for 2013-14.