Kings Ride Special Teams Success To 5-2 Victory Over Jets
Gaborik put the Kings ahead 2:01 into the third period, and Doughty doubled the lead 1:56 later as Los Angeles emphatically broke out of a 1-for-13 slump with the man advantage.
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Gaborik put the Kings ahead 2:01 into the third period, and Doughty doubled the lead 1:56 later as Los Angeles emphatically broke out of a 1-for-13 slump with the man advantage.
Jonathan Bernier made 29 saves, and Josh Manson and Patrick Eaves also scored as Anaheim passed Edmonton for second place in the Pacific Division.
Jonathan Quick stopped 29 shots for the fading Kings, who have lost four of five, further dashing their playoff hopes.
Rickard Rakell scored and Jonathan Bernier made 30 saves for the Ducks.
Dustin Brown had two assists for the Kings, who haven't given up on their playoff hopes.
St. Louis missed out on its chance to pass Nashville for third place in the Central Division.
Both teams were cautious to start, not necessarily a surprise given the high stakes.
Jakob Silfverberg, Chris Wagner and Rickard Rakell scored for the Ducks. They had won two in a row.
Iginla got his first two goals for the Kings in the veteran forward's third game with his new club.
Corey Perry scored in the second as Anaheim ended Chicago's seven-game winning streak despite being outshot 43-26 on the night.