Red Hot Kings beat Hurricanes 7-2 for fifth straight win at home – Hockey Writer – Los Angeles Kings

On Saturday, March 22, at the Crypto.com Arena, every Los Angeles Kings forward scored a 7-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes. The Hurricanes entered today’s showdown with an eight-game winning streak, but when you compete with Home Ice’s best NHL teams, they’ve now won seven of their last eight games and five straight in their own buildings.

The Kings have great goals and opportunities for the full game as they are able to take advantage of many major scoring opportunities that are basically silver medals handed to them on the Hurricane. Parker had the Hurricanes’ possession, and they beat the Kings 36-25, but David Rittich stopped 34 to save percentage at 0.944 while his teammates ran very well.

With their win, the Kings are second in the Pacific Division, now tied with the Edmonton Oilers with 85 points, but also have two games.

Game review

The numbers about the first stage have nothing to do with the numbers on the scoreboard. The Hurricane beat the Kings 13-6 and spent most of the time throughout the period, on the sticks on the puck, but the Kings found a way to pour three goals 20 minutes ago. It all started quickly before Adrian Kempe rushed into the area, then wired a cross-hurricane goalkeeper Pyotr Kochetkov for three minutes.

Kings’ latest member Andrei Kuzmenko took over the first point of his as King and his first goal the rest of the time. During the power play, Kuzmenko feeds Anze Kopitar through the slot, who then bounces off the defender’s skateboard and goes into the net. With five seconds left in the first phase, Kuzmanko was involved again. This time it was his turn to remove one from the right circle, giving the Kings a 3-0 lead into the second stage.

The Kings’ goals in the second stage continued for three, giving them a 6-0 lead at some point. All three goals are within 2:48. Trevor Moore snatched a shot from the second goal in many games, Tanner Jeannot collected his sixth goal of the season, and Byfield returned to his seventh goal in the scoring film in the last nine games.

With less than six minutes left in the second phase, the Hurricane finally joined the board as Dimitri Orlov started with Rittich’s wicket. The King challenged the goalkeeper’s interference, but failed.

The last 20 minutes were much quieter than the previous two periods, and they didn’t score until the last two minutes of the game. It was a pretty good period, with a total of 23 shots taken. Kevin Fiala scored fine feed from Alex Laferriere 7-1, the last of the last Kings collected scores. Eight seconds later, Mark Jankowski sneaked into the Hurricane’s second goal under Rittich’s arm.

What’s next for the King and Hurricane?

The Kings are back at home tomorrow night to Boston Brown Bears, while Hurricanes visited the Anaheim Ducks in Orange County.