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A two-game winning run takes the Minnesota Wild (4th in Central Division) to the last outing of their current seven-game homestand, with the Los Angeles Kings (2nd in Pacific) paying a visit on the back of four straight victories.
Just before embarking on their upcoming five-date road trek, the Los Angeles Kings (32-18-7) extended their ongoing winning run to four fixtures, collecting points in five straight games (4-0-1) after overcoming the Arizona Coyotes with a count of 6-5 following the shootout at Crypto.com Arena on Saturday. Kevin Fiala (21 goals, 61 points this year) pocketed two markers and an assist, as the Kings squandered a 5-1 first-period lead, only to win the contest with two goals to nil in two rounds of the skills competition. Gabriel Vilardi (17 goals, 31 points) and Adrian Kempe (28 goals, 43 points) scored in the tiebreaker for L.A., which has recorded just a single regulation defeat in its past nine matchups (7-1-1), netting at least five snipes in four consecutive outings for the first time since Dec. 1-8, 1992.
Goalie Jonathan Quick m ade 27 saves for his 369th NHL victory to tie Tom Barrasso for the 3rd-most by a US-born netminder behind Ryan Miller (391) and John Vanbiesbrouck (374). Quick has posted a 10-12-4 tally for the ongoing campaign with a 3.49 GAA and a .878 save percentage, and is 17-11-7 against the Minnesota Wild in past encounters with a 2.55 GAA and a .904 save percentage. The Kings, meanwhile, are 12th in most goals scored per game this season (3.35), 11th in most goals conceded on average (3.37), 2nd best in power play (26.2%) and 26th in penalty kill (74.6%).
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