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Goaltender John Gibson made 34 saves during the Ducks’ 1-0 win over the Minnesota Wild on Monday. It was their first victory of the season.
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John Gibson makes 34 saves and Nicolas Deslauriers scores in the third period to lift the Ducks to a 1-0 victory over the Minnesota Wild.
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The Ducks gave up a goal in the final minutes of regulation before Max Pacioretty scores seven seconds into overtime to lift the Golden Knights to a 2-1 win.
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It was déjà vu for the Kings, who led the Wild 3-1 heading into the third period — just like they did in their season opener — before losing in overtime.
The Kings’ 4-3 loss to Minnesota was a mishmash of good and bad that shouldn’t have happened, even in a season opener that followed a 10-month break.
Takeaways from the Kings’ 4-3 overtime season-opening loss to the Minnesota Wild.
Mark Stone scored the tiebreaking goal early in the third period, and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Ducks 4-2 in the season opener.
The Kings will display the logo of the California HOPE Crisis Counseling Program, a mental health and wellness initiative, on their helmets this season.
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The Ducks, who have missed the playoffs the last two seasons, open their season Thursday on the road against the Vegas Golden Knights.
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The Kings announced their active roster ahead of Thursday’s opener against the Minnesota Wild, with several players listed on the COVID Protocol Related Absences list.
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Kings season preview: They hope their rebuild is complete and they can compete for a postseason spot in 2021 instead of worrying about more roster change.
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The NHL season is set to start Wednesday with a lot of changes because of the coronavirus crisis. Here’s a brief look at every team and how the season might turn out.
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NHL commissioner Gary Bettman says it would be cheaper not play this season, but feels it’s important for the game to proceed.
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With the Kings working through player absences, there’s a chance that Quinton Byfield’s NHL debut could be coming sooner than expected.
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Mike Milbury is no longer a presence on NBC Sports’ NHL coverage in the aftermath of a comment he made about women last summer.
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The Kings announce five players are “unfit to participate” in a training camp scrimmage as NHL teams deal with new coronavirus safety protocols.
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The Dallas Stars’ season opener has been pushed back to Jan. 19 because of six players and two team staff members testing positive for the coronavirus.
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The Kings open the NHL season on Jan. 14 against the Minnesota Wild. Midway through training camp, the roster has some certainties, but also plenty of questions.
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Trevor Zegras, taken by the Ducks in 2019, was selected the tournament MVP after the U.S. beat Canada 2-0 at the world junior hockey championship.
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Scrambling to make up for lost revenue, the NHL has sold naming rights to its divisions. The Kings and Ducks will play in the Honda NHL West Division.
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The Kings have missed the postseason the last two seasons, but they are confident they can make a serious push this season.
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