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Artemi Panarin is a Russian left winger for the Los Angeles Kings, an undrafted KHL graduate who won the Calder Trophy as Chicago's rookie of the year in 2016. Panarin made his name in Columbus and then across seven seasons with the New York Rangers, becoming the fastest player in Rangers history to reach 600 points. The Rangers traded Panarin to Los Angeles on 4 February 2026, and Panarin signed a two-year extension with the Kings as part of the deal.
| Position | Left wing |
|---|---|
| Born | 30 October 1991, Korkino, Russia |
| Entered the NHL | Undrafted; signed with Chicago in 2015 after five KHL seasons |
| NHL teams | Chicago, Columbus, NY Rangers, Los Angeles |
| Milestones | Passed 800 NHL games, 300 goals, 600 assists and 900 points |
| Honours | Calder Trophy 2016; Gagarin Cup with SKA Saint Petersburg 2015; First All-Star Team selections |
| Known for | The Breadman nickname, deceptive one-on-one puck skill and driving a line at even strength |