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Kings' win streak comes to an end with 7-0 loss to Bruins

March 1, 2022, 7:42 PM ET [3 Comments]
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The Los Angeles Kings’ five-game winning streak came to an end last night, losing 7-0 to the Boston Bruins.


The Bruins opened the scoring only a minute into the game on a pretty terrible goal by Jake DeBrusk, that somehow snuck through Jonathan Quick. Charlie Coyle looked to have scored again for the Bruins and while his goal was waved off, Boston kept pressing and after a bad turnover by Mikey Anderson, once again, DeBrusk scored on a shot that went off Quick and in, making it 2-0. Boston almost made it 3-0 by the end of the frame, but some key blocks and a ridiculous save by Quick kept the deficit at two goals.

Under a minute into the second period though, DeBrusk scored again for a natural hat trick, tipping in a shot from Patrice Bergeron. Then later, Bergeron tipped a puck in himself, redirecting David Pastrnak’s point shot to make it 4-0. It didn’t get any better for Los Angeles after that, as Taylor Hall came down the wing and wristed a shot through Quick, marking a 5-0 lead for the Bruins and the end of Quick’s night.

Despite the Kings outshooting Boston in the third period, a pair of goals from Erik Haula made it a 7-0 game and the Bruins cruised to the final buzzer to pick up the win.


While the Kings outshot the Bruins, they didn’t have the bulk of the scoring chances and this will be one to forget. They went just 1-for-3 on the penalty kill as well.

Though Los Angeles gave up a ton of chances and a lot of the goals came on good opportunities, it certainly wasn’t Quick’s night. The first goal was awful, the second goal looked worse than it was and came from a good spot but was still highly stoppable, and it’s hard to say a goalie didn’t have a rough game when he gives up five goals on 19 shots

It marks the end of the Kings’ five-game win streak, with the team now set to begin a four-game road trip against the Dallas Stars tomorrow night.



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