US EditionKings Remain Hot on the Road, Rout Canadiens
The Kings scored three goals in 4:05 after trailing, extending their winning streak against the Canadiens to nine games, the longest active run against any team.
- On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Kings beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-1 in Montreal, rallying with three second-period goals to overturn a 1-0 deficit.
- Trailing 1-0 after Josh Anderson's late first-period one-timer, Canadiens goaltender Sam Montembeault misplayed the puck, leading directly to Kevin Fiala's goal at 5:22 of the middle frame.
- Joel Edmundson and Quinton Byfield each had a goal and an assist, while Darcy Kuemper made 21 saves and Edmundson fired the hardest shot this season at 96.75 miles-per-hour.
- Victory lengthened Los Angeles' dominant run versus the Canadiens as the Kings won their ninth consecutive game and improved to 8-5-4, while Montreal dropped to 10-4-2 ending a six-game point streak.
- Armia received a loud ovation in Montreal during a first-period tribute after his seven seasons there, and the Kings head to Toronto on Thursday at 4 p.m. PT while the Canadiens host the Dallas Stars.
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Daily Bulletin
Kings remain hot on the road, rout Canadiens
MONTREAL — Say what you want about their performance on home ice this season, the Kings are having little trouble winning on the road. Quinton Byfield and defenseman Joel Edmundson each collected a goal and an assist, and the Kings scored three quick goals in the second period to beat the Montreal Canadiens, 5-1, on Tuesday night at the Bell Centre. Kevin Fiala and former Canadien Joel Armia also scored and Warren Foegele added an empty-net goal…
SF Examiner
Kings score 3 quick goals in 2nd period and beat Canadiens 5-1
MONTREAL (AP) — Joel Edmundson and Quinton Byfield each had a goal and an assist as the Los Angeles Kings scored three quick goals in the second period to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-1 on Tuesday night.
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