Just the Facts
| Los Angeles Kings | Stats | Minnesota Wild |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Kings | Stats | Minnesota Wild |
| 18-25-3 (39 pts) | Record | 22-20-3 (47 pts) |
| 14.3% (27th) | Power Play % | 22.3% (8th) |
| 74.3% (30th) | Penalty Kill % | 84.5% (4th) |
| 2.26 (31st) | Goals For/Game | 2.84 (T-21st) |
| 2.96 (T-16th) | Goals Against/Game | 2.91 (T-13th) |
| 28.3 (T-28th) | Shots For/Game | 31.2 (19th) |
| 31.4 (19th) | Shots Against/Game | 29.6 (7th) |
| Kopitar (31) | Points Leader | Parise (41) |
| Kopitar (13) | Goals Leader | Parise (19) |
| Doughty (21) | Assists Leader | Granlund (27) |
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Lineups
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Kovalchuk-Kopitar-Brown
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Clifford-Thompson-LuffForbort-Doughty
Muzzin-Martinez
Phaneuf-Fantenberg— Jon Rosen (@lakingsinsider) January 15, 2019
Minnesota Wild
Zucker — Koivu — Granlund
Greenway — Staal — Niederreiter
Parise — Coyle — Kunin
Foligno — Eriksson Ek — Hendricks
Suter — Spurgeon
Brodin — Pateryn
Seeler — Prosser
Stalock
(Dubnyk)
Discussion Questions
- What’s the Kings’ record in nationally televised games? It can’t possibly be good.
- Who, exactly, were the Wild trying to protect by trading Alex Tuch to the Vegas Golden Knights? And why?
- If you stacked all of the Staals end to end, how many Staal Brother Conglomerates would it take to cross the distance between Los Angeles and St. Paul?
Source: “Los Angeles” – Google News