Kings Points 3 Power Game Goal, Ducks Passes

Kevin Fiala scored two power games for Los Angeles Kings with a 6-1 win against the Keyeim Ducks, who visited Thursday night.
Anze Kopitar and Quinton Byfield had a target and assistance, Andrei Kuzmenko and Adrian Kempe had three assists and Darcy made 24 for Kuemper kings (45-24-9, 99 points). Los Angeles ranked second in the Pacific Department of Edmonton Oilers to win a four -point leadership.
Each of Kings and Oilers left four games in Edmonton, including a head -to -head match on Monday.
Cutter Gauthier scored his fifth goal in the last three games and savings for Lukas Dostal, two winners (35-36-8, 78 points).
The kings took control of the game with three goals to get ahead 4-1 in the second period.
Kopitar re-directed 20 of the season to provide 2-1 superiority to Los Angeles 2: 17.
Fiala spoke to extend to 3-1 at 5:30 in a power game on a timer just above the right circle.
Alex Laferriere overturned a disc, won control in the nest, shook and missed it in the first attempt, but then he scored the disk with a backhand when he fell to the ice to make 4-1 at 16:4.
Fiala scored the second power game goal and the third of Kings to increase the advantage to 5-1 in 1:08 of the third period.
Fiala has 32 goals in the season, one of the high career of his career with Minnesota Wild in 2021-22.
Jordan Spence of Los Angeles found a clear point of time to make 6-1 in 10:47.
Kings scored a goal in the first shot of the game in a power game.
Kuzmenko moved from the corner to the network and fed Byfield to the nest just below the castle line. Byfield, 1-0 ahead of the first period 1-0.
Los Angeles generally went to 3 in the power game.
Gauthier tied with a timer from the top of the right circle, which rushed 1-1 in 1: 46 of the second period, and gave him 20 goals in the rookie season.
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