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The LA Kings made it six consecutive victories, as they began a seven-game roadtrip with a 3-1 victory over the New York Islanders on Tuesday evening at UBS Arena.
Going into Thursday night with the NHL's longest active winning streak of six games, the Kings faced a tough test against one of the league's top teams and dropped their first game in 16 days. Falling 3-1, the Kings are now 1-1-0 with five games remaining on their season-long seven-game road trip.
No need to dwell on the Kings loss to the New Jersey Devils on Thursday, because the team quickly put that game behind them and played one of their best games of the year on Saturday morning against the New York Rangers. Going up against the Rangers, who were 3-8-0 in their last 11 games and had traded away their captain just over a week ago, the Kings jumped them early, often and kept the pressure on throughout the game.
The Week That Was The Kings winning streak made it two six games this past week before being snapped. Following that loss, the Kings responded strongly and closed out their week with a dominant four-goal win. All in all, the Kings went 2-1-0 on the week and now sit 18-9-3
The Kings dropped game four of seven on their road trip on Tuesday night in Pittsburgh, falling 3-2 in overtime to the Penguins. With the point gained, the Kings have now earned five of a possible eight so far on trip with a 2-1-1 record.
The Kings defeated the Philadelphia Flyers handily on Thursday night tonight to extend their point streak to three games. Winning 7-3 on ESPN+ and Hulu, the Kings ended the game strongly, scoring the game’s last five goals. The Kings opened the scoring halfway through the first period on Thursday when
The Kings extended their point streak to four games (2-0-2) on Saturday afternoon, but were unable to pick up the full two points as they fell to the Nashville Predators in overtime 3-2. It was a comeback effort for the Kings that earned themselves a point on Saturday, moving their
The Kings dropped the final game of their game season-long seven-game road trip in the nation's capital on Sunday evening. In what was another low scoring game, the Kings and Capitals only mustered up four combined goals. Falling in regulation on this occasion, the Kings close out their road trip with a 4-2-2 record and remain in second in Pacific Division as they head home for the holiday break.
The Week That Was The Kings wrapped up their season-long seven-game road trip this past week with a well-traveled four-game slate. Going 1-1-2 on the week, the Kings put together an impressive four-game point streak during the middle of the week, but Sunday regulation loss resulted in being passed up
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