Kings defeated Rangers 3-1 with their 9th victory in 10 games – Hockey Writer – Los Angeles Kings

The King of Los Angeles will not lose at home. At this point, the Kings’ victory at crypto.com arena was inevitable, and on Tuesday night, in downtown Los Angeles, they lost 3-1 to the New York Rangers, not only extending their winning streak to four games, but their home winning streak to seven games, with their home winning streak reaching 15 games.

After scoring 14 goals in the last two games, the Kings have had to come back to polish a tense game, and they’ve done a lot this season. Despite controlling most of the game, scoring was not easy when playing against Rangers goalkeeper Igor Shesterkin. Surprisingly, it was the Kings’ struggled power performance, which was in trouble in the clutch and found the back of the Nets twice.

The Kings have been second in the Pacific division with the Edmonton Oilers and are now second with 89 points, while the Rangers missed their chance to slide into a second universal card in the Eastern Conference.

Game review

The first 20 minutes were the king. Parker has, goals and chances generated are in favor of the Kings. The Kings are better teams, controlling the period, but what they can produce is not what could have led to the goal. After the first 20 minutes of the game, the game still had no points.

Rangers appeared in the second team. After being hit by the heels in the first stage, they were out with the strongest push, which led to the opening goal of the game. Entering the second inning 2:10, JT Miller gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead. Review of the miraculous rescue of Kings goalkeeper Darcy Kuemper, barely crossing the line.

Although the second was the most solid period in the Rangers’ match, the King and his powers took the most damage. Andrei Kuzmenko was brought to Los Angeles to enhance the King’s game, and tonight he showed off the types of skills and vision he could bring an advantage to. Kuzmenko made two beautiful passes against the Open Player in the Kings’ first power play. Adrian Kempe couldn’t stand the first one, but Kevin Fiala had no doubt tied up the game after a few seconds.

About seven minutes later, it was the fifth worst power game in the league, and the job was done again. In his 700th professional game, at the right time in the right position, Phillip Danault beat the rebounds to collect the first strong game point of the season and lead the Kings 2-1.

The Kings regained control of the game in the third phase, trying to collect insurance marks, which doubled the Rangers’ hit rate by 14-7. Until Fiala uses empty mesh ice, there is not 15 seconds to play.

What’s next for the King and Rangers

The Kings will have to say goodbye to their beloved house building, a game where they head to Denver, Colorado for an avalanche Thursday, March 27. Rangers will continue their California road trip in Anaheim on Friday, March 28, taking part in the Ducks.