This regular season in the 2025-26 campaign has been a revelation for forward Andre Lee with the Los Angeles Kings and the minor league and developmental system in this past few months. Lee has not only received a contract extension deal with the Kings in the league this regular season, but he’s also registered the team lead in goals for the AHL affiliate Ontario Reign this past few months.

Andre Lee to represent the Ontario Reign and Los Angeles Kings in the AHL All-Star Game on Wednesday evening for the Pacific Division group team

The Reign is the second best team in the West this regular season in the standings in terms of total points percentage (.702). Ontario leads the Pacific Division standings in the West this regular season in points (64) at the All-Star Break.

Lee is having a career season in the AHL in the Kings’ minor league and developmental system this regular season in the Pacific Division in the Western Conference. He’s already registered a career-high 18 goals and 32 total points for the Reign in the AHL this regular season. Lee has also scored a team-leading seven power play goals on special teams.

With the Kings in the NHL this year, Lee has also registered a couple of total points and one goal in seven games played this regular season in the West. Lee has continued to only get better in his four seasons playing professional hockey, namely in this past couple of seasons in the AHL with the Kings’ affiliate Reign (since the 2024-25 season).

This regular season in the AHL will be the first appearance in the All-Star Break for Lee with the Reign in Ontario.

For his standout efforts this regular season in the AHL with the Reign in Ontario, CA, Lee will compete in the AHL All-Star Game in the middle of this week on Wednesday night (Feb. 11). He will be representing the Pacific Division team in the round robin tournament for the Reign in this AHL All-Star Classic in the middle of this week.

Lee also competed in the Skills Competition amid the AHL All-Star Break early this week on Tuesday (Feb. 10), representing the Reign in the West.

Competition in the AHL All-Star Game begins on Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. PT in Rockford, IL, broadcast live on NHL Network tonight on television.