LOS ANGELES KINGS NOTES:
NOV. 14 vs. CALGARY – 5:30 PM PT // Venue: Scotiabank Saddledome // TV: Bally Sports West // Radio: iHeartRadio
-The LA Kings visit the Calgary Flames for the first of four meetings between the clubs (Dec. 22; March 20; March 28).
-Tonight marks the first game of the season in Canada for the Kings.
-The Kings are 5-4-1 in this last 10 games against the Flames at the Saddledome.
WARM-UPS
1) The Moore-Danault-Arvidsson line’s 165 shot attempts rank fourth in the league among any offensive line trio.
2) No skater in the league has drawn more penalties than Gabriel Vilardi (12).
3) The Kings are 8-3-1 when outshooting their opponent this season.
4) Carl Grundstrom’s 43 hits are tied for fourth-most among Pacific Division skaters.
5) Since the 2016-17 season, LA’s penalty kill of 89.4% against Calgary sits third in the league behind Carolina (92.3%) and Boston
(92.1%).
VS. CALGARY ALL-TIME:
All-Time Record: 102-118-21-9
Home: 61-50-9-4
Away: 41-68-12-5
OT: 13-11 (12 ties)
Shootout: 4-2
2021-22: 1-2-0
2022-23: 0-0-0
Franchise Leaders vs. CALGARY:
Luc Robitaille – 84 GP, 108 PTS (53-55=108)
Marcel Dionne – 67 GP, 85 PTS (49-36=85)
Dave Taylor – 95 GP, 85 PTS (30-55=85)
Wayne Gretzky – 47 GP, 82 PTS (21-61=82)
Bernie Nicholls – 61 GP, 63 PTS (20-43=63)
*-denotes active roster player
LAST MEETING vs. CALGARY: April 4, 2022 – LAK 2 vs. CGY 3
Venue: Crypto.com Arena
LAK Goals: Kempe (30, 31)
CGY Goals: Gaudreau (33, 34), Lindholm (35)
Goalies: LAK: Petersen (L, 30 saves, 33 shots) CGY: Markstrom (W, 27 saves, 29 shots)
LAK PP: 1-for-6
LAK PK: 2-for-2
THE NEXT THREE:
Wed., Nov. 16 | at Edmonton | 7:00 p.m. PT | TNT | LA Kings iHeart Radio Audio Network
o The Kings and Oilers meet for the first time since their first round series in the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Fri., Nov. 18 | at Vancouver | 7:00 p.m. PT | Bally Sports West | LA Kings iHeart Radio Audio Network
o Alex Edler makes his return to Vancouver for the second time since signing with the LA Kings.
Sat., Nov. 19 | at Seattle | 7:00 p.m. PT | Bally Sports West | LA Kings iHeart Radio Audio Network
o The LA Kings return to Climate Pledge Arena for third time in franchise history. Last season, the Kings swept both games in Seattle against the Kraken.
INJURY & MGL REPORT
Player, Games Missed, Date(s), Status
F Alex Iafallo, 13 games, Oct. 18 – Pres. (lower-body)
F Quinton Byfield, 6 games, Oct. 27 – Nov. 5 (illness)
F Viktor Arvidsson, 2 games, Oct. 13 (illness); Oct. 25 (illness)
2022-23 Total Regular-Season Man-Games Lost: 21
LA Kings: Media Notes
RECENT TRANSACTIONS (as of 11/14/22)
Nov. 6 – Quinton Byfield (F) loaned to Ontario (AHL).
Nov. 8 – Alex Turcotte (F) activated from IR, loaned to Ontario (AHL).
Nov. 13 – Brandt Clarke (D) assigned to Ontario (AHL) on conditioning loan.
Nov. 13 – Brendan Lemieux (F) placed on IR due to lower-body injury.
Nov. 13 – Lias Andersson (F) and Jacob Moverare (D) recalled from Ontario (AHL).
LA KINGS TEAM NOTES:
TRENDING UP
The LA Kings skate into Calgary fresh off a perfect homestand and winning their last five consecutive games at Crypto.com Arena (4-2 W, Oct. 29 vs. TOR; 5-4 W, Nov. 5 vs. FLA; 1-0 W, Nov. 8 vs. MIN, 2-1 W OT, Nov. 10 vs. CHI; 4-3 W, Dec. 12 vs. DET). The Kings have established a 7-2-1 record in their last 10 games dating back to Oct. 25. Only New Jersey (9), Boston (9), Vegas (8) and NY Islanders (8) have won more games than LA during that time. Entering tonight, the Kings have established a 10-6-1 record through 17 games for 21 points, placing them second in the Pacific Division and Western Conference and fourth in the league overall.
Overall league standings through Nov. 14
Team GP W L OT PTS PTS%
Boston Bruins 16 14 2 0 28 .875%
Vegas Golden Knights 16 13 3 0 26 .813%
New Jersey Devils 15 12 3 0 24 .800%
Los Angeles Kings 17 10 6 1 21 .618%
NY Islanders 16 10 6 0 20 .625%
Since Oct. 25, the Kings have found themselves in the top-five of various categories:
Team Stats since Oct. 25
Category League Rank
Corsi For (510) 1st
Shots (261) 3rd
Shots for % (59.45%) 1st
Goals For % (61.76%) 5th
xGF (23.33) 4th
xGF % (61.15%) 1st
Scoring chances (257) 3rd
HDCF (112) 2nd
HDCF % (60.54%) 1st
HDGF (14) 2nd
HDGF % (66.67%) 4th
Key: ‘xGF’ – expected goals for; ‘xGF%’ – expected goals for %; ‘HDCF’ – high danger scoring chances; ‘HDCF%’ – high danger
scoring chances %; ‘HDGF’ – high danger goals for; ‘HDGF%’ – high danger goals for %
STARTING OFF QUICK
Carl Grundstrom opened the scoring nine second into Saturday night’s game against Detroit, marking the second-fastest goal to begin a game in franchise history behind Dave Williams (0:07 on Feb. 14, 1987 vs. Hartford). Saturday’s game also marked the seventh time this season the LA Kings have scored first in a game. Of those seven games, LA has gone on to win five of them for a .714 winning percentage when scoring the game’s first goal. Last season, the LA Kings established a record of 28-7-5 when scoring the game’s first goal. In 250 games against the Calgary Flames all-time, the LA Kings have scored first in 126 of them and of those 126, the Kings have won 74 times. Only Edmonton (82) has won more games when scoring first against the Calgary Flames all-time than LA:
Most wins when scoring first against Calgary in NHL history
Team SF GP Wins SF Wins SF %
Edmonton Oilers 135 82 .607%
Los Angeles Kings 126 74 .587%
Vancouver Canucks 151 74 .490%
St. Louis Blues 91 58 .637%
Arizona Coyotes 107 57 .533%
ON THE (SWISS) WATCH FOR 300
Kevin Fiala followed up his overtime game-winning goal Thursday night against the Blackhawks with his fifth goal of the season on Saturday against the Red Wings, marking his 299th career NHL point. Fiala enters tonight with a team-leading 16 points (5-11=16) in 17 games this season. Fiala’s overtime goal on Thursday night marked his 15th point (4-11=15) in his 16th game on the season. Per NHL PR, Fiala became the first Kings player to record his first 15 points with the team in 16 games or fewer since Ryan Smyth in 2009-10 (6-9=15 in 11 GP). Fiala has consistently found his way on the scoring sheet with 11 points in his last 10 games dating back to Oct. 25, including establishing a season-long five game point streak from Oct. 25 to Nov. 1. No Kings skater has tallied more points during that time than Fiala:
Most points by an LA King since Oct. 25
Player GP Points .
Kevin Fiala 10 11 (4-7=11)
Phillip Danault 10 9 (2-7=9)
Gabriel Vilardi 10 8 (6-2=8)
Arthur Kaliyev 10 8 (3-5=8)
Anze Kopitar 10 7 (1-6=7)
In 436 career NHL games, Fiala has amassed 129 goals, 170 assists and 299 points with 28 power-play goals and 24 game-winning goals. With one more point, Fiala can become the fourth Swiss-born player in league history to record 300 NHL points and the eighth member from the 2014 NHL Draft class:
Swiss-born players with 300+ NHL points
Player GP Points
Roman Josi* 775 551 (143-408=551)
Mark Streit 786 434 (96-338=434)
Nino Niederreiter* 747 376 (187-189=376)
Kevin Fiala* 436 299 (129-170=299)
Timo Meier* 411 278 (130-148=278)
*denotes active player
STAT OF THE GAME
Viktor Arvidsson appeared in his 400th career NHL game last season against Calgary on Dec. 2, 2021, tallying two assists, a plus-2 rating and team-leading four shots on goal. Since then, Arvidsson has collected 49 points (19-30=49) over the span of 67 games, including 16 even-strength goals, 41 even-strength points and 207 shots, all of which rank third-most on the Kings during that time. In 15 games this season, Arvidsson has tallied nine points (3-6=9) including an assist on Thursday against the Blackhawks, moving him three points shy his 300th career NHL point. With three more points, Arvidsson can become the eighth member from the 2014 NHL Draft class to reach such feat and 20th active Swede skater. Arvidsson and teammate Kevin Fiala are both the closest active skaters from their draft class to sit under 300 career points:
Most points among 2014 NHL Draft class skaters
Player GP Points
Leon Draisaitl (EDM) 574 644 (263-381=644)
David Pastrnak (BOS) 526 529 (249-280=529)
Brayden Point (TBL) 432 384 (173-211=384)
Sam Reinhart (FLA) 547 382 (169-213=382)
Dylan Larkin (DET) 519 375 (154-221=375)
Nikolaj Ehlers (WPG) 480 361 (164-197=361)
William Nylander (TOR) 455 358 (143-215=358)
Kevin Fiala (LAK) 436 299 (129-170=299)
Viktor Arvidsson (LAK) 466 297 (150-147=297)
VILARDI PARTY
Gabriel Vilardi scored his team-leading tenth goal of the season on Tuesday against the Minnesota Wild, tying his career-high previously set in the 2020-21 season through 54 games. Additionally, it marked his third game-winning goal of the year, tying his career-high of three also set in the 2020-21 campaign. Per NHL PR, only three Kings players in the past 30 years have required fewer games than Vilardi (15 GP) to reach 10 goals in a single season: Michael Cammalleri (10 GP, 2007-08), Anze Kopitar (12 GP, 2009- 10) and Luc Robitaille (12 GP, 1999-000; 13 GP, 1992-93). In 15 games played this season, Vilardi has registered a team-leading 15 points (10-5=15).
DIFFEREN(TIAL) MAKERS
The Kings enter tonight’s game with the league’s third-highest special team differential overall at +20:00:
2022-23 Special Teams Time Differential
Team PP T PK T DIFF
St. Louis Blues 62:43 37:36 +25:07
Detroit Red Wings 93:00 71:10 +21:50
Los Angeles Kings 114:50 94:50 +20:00
Winnipeg Jets 78:34 59.43 +18:51
Buffalo Sabres 90:51 74:18 +16:33
Additionally, LA’s special teams’ differential on the road sits seventh in the league:
2022-23 Special Teams Time Differential on the road
Team PP T PK T DIFF
Florida Panthers 63:14 42:14 +21:27
St. Louis Blues 33:47 17:40 +16:07
Seattle Kraken 46:35 34:45 +11:50
New York Rangers 43:25 34:25 +9:00
Winnipeg Jets 48:35 40:31 +8:04
Vancouver Canucks 60:13 52:18 +7:55
Los Angeles Kings 52:26 44:44 +7:42
FACEOFF FEVER
The LA Kings have found consistency in the face-off circle this season, especially at even-strength where the team’s faceoff winning percentage at EV has been 55% or higher in 10 of their 17 games of the year. Through Nov. 13, LA’s even-strength faceoff winning percentage is ranked fourth in the league:
Highest EV faceoff winning %
Team GP EVFO’s EV FOW %
Chicago Blackhawks 14 624 58.0%
Boston Bruins 16 704 56.3%
Carolina Hurricanes 15 745 55.7%
Los Angeles Kings 17 739 55.5%
Nashville Predators 15 704 54.4%
Forwards Anze Kopitar and Phillip Danault have been the driving forces for consistency in the face-off circle this season, centering the club’s top two lines. On Nov. 8, Kopitar’s even-strength faceoff winning percentage of 81.8% marked the second time this season he has had an EV FOW% of 80% or higher. In 11 of his 17 games played this season, Kopitar has had an even-strength faceoff winning percentage of 55% or higher. Kopitar sits second in the league in even-strength faceoff winning percentage while Danault is tied for fifth with Calgary’s Elias
Lindholm (min. EV Faceoffs: 200):
Highest EV Faceoff winning % among all skaters (min. EV Faceoffs: 200)
Player GP EV FO’s EV FOW %
Patrice Bergeron (BOS) 16 248 63.7%
Anze Kopitar (LAK) 17 235 62.6%
Jean-Gabriel Pageau (NYI) 16 218 61.0%
Aleksander Barkov (FLA) 15 255 57.7%
Phillip Danault (LAK) 17 201 56.2%
Elias Lindholm (CGY) 14 217 56.2%
Kopitar ranks fifth in the league in overall faceoff winning percentage, sitting .01% behind NY Islanders’ Jean-Gabriel Pageau for fourth (min. faceoffs: 250):
Highest Faceoff winning % among all skaters (min. Faceoffs: 250)
Player GP Total FO’s FOW %
Ryan Johansen (NSH) 15 254 64.6%
Patrice Bergeron (BOS) 16 368 63.0%
Jonathan Toews (CHI) 14 258 62.8%
Jean-Gabriel Pageau (NYI) 16 304 59.9%
Anze Kopitar (LAK) 17 326 59.8%
MILESTONE SZN
Forward Adrian Kempe tallied his 100th career assist Saturday night with his secondary assist on Kevin Fiala’s first period goal. In doing so, Kempe became the 20th member from the 2014 NHL Draft Class to reach such feat. Kempe, who scored his sixth goal of the year in his 400th career game on Oct. 29 against Toronto, is approaching additional career milestones as he sits four goals shy of 100 and four points from 200. Entering tonight, Kempe has compiled 196 points (96-100=196) in 407 career NHL games. Since his NHL debut on Feb. 16, 2017, Kempe’s 96 goals rank third-most on the team during that time while his 196 points sit fourth:
Most goals by an LA King since Feb. 16, 2018
Player GP Goals
Anze Kopitar* 414 118
Dustin Brown 359 99
Adrian Kempe* 407 96
Alex Iafallo* 365 73
Tyler Toffoli 249 62
*denotes active on LA Kings
Most points by an LA King since Feb. 16, 2018
Player GP Points
Anze Kopitar* 414 364 (118-246=364)
Drew Doughty* 370 225 (45-180=225)
Dustin Brown 359 217 (99-118=217)
Adrian Kempe* 407 196 (96-100=196)
Alex Iafallo* 365 173 (73-100=173)
*denotes active on LA Kings
With four more goals, Kempe can become the 11th player from the 2014 NHL Draft to eclipse 100 career goals while five more points will make him the 14th from his draft to reach 200 career points.
FORWARD BLOCKING
Anze Kopitar tied his single game career-high five blocked shots Saturday night for the fourth time in his career and second time this season (Oct. 25 vs. Tampa). No forward has blocked more shots in the league than Kopitar:
Most blocked shots among NHL forwards
Player GP Blocks
Anze Kopitar (LAK) 17 23
Garnet Hathaway (WSH) 17 21
Nick Bonino (SJS) 14 21
Boone Jenner (CBJ) 14 19
Elias Pettersson (VAN) 16 19
Noah Cates (PHI) 15 18
Michael Rasmussen (DET) 13 18
The LA Kings as a team haven’t been afraid to sacrifice the body as of late with getting in front of shots. LA’s 255 blocked shots so far this season sit fifth in the league:
Teams with most blocked shots
Player GP Blocks
Vegas Golden Knights 16 324
Philadelphia Flyers 15 274
New York Islanders 16 269
Washington Capitals 17 262
Los Angeles Kings 17 255
MILESTONE ALERT IN THE CREASE
Jonathan Quick followed up his 21-save shutout Tuesday night against Minnesota with a 31-save effort, including seven saves in
overtime, to lead the Kings over the Blackhawks, 2-1, Thursday night at Crypto.com Arena. The victory marked his third straight win
and fourth in his last five games. Since Oct. 31, Quick has found himself in the top-six in various goaltender categories from his recent
play (min. GP: 3):
Category League Rank
Games Started (5) T-2nd
Wins (4) T-2nd
Saves (130) 6th
GAA (1.57) 4th
Save % (.942) 4th
Shutouts (1) T-1st
TOI (305:54) 5th
Quick’s 1-0 shutout on Tuesday night marked his 57th career shutout, tying Clint Benedict for the 22nd-most shutouts in NHL history. In doing so, Quick has recorded at least one shutout in each of his 15 full NHL seasons:
All-time shutouts in NHL history
Rank Player GP SO
19th Pekka Rinne 683 60
20th Evgeni Nabokov 697 59
21st John Ross Roach 491 58
22nd Jonathan Quick 723 57
22nd Clint Benedict 362 57
24th Bernie Parent 608 54
24th Ed Giacomin 610 54
With his sixth victory of the season Thursday versus the Blackhawks, Jonathan Quick sits four wins shy of tying Tom Barrasso for third-most wins among American-born goaltenders in league history:
Most Wins by a U.S.-born Goaltender
Player Wins
Ryan Miller 391
John Vanbiesbrouck 374
Tom Barrasso 369
Jonathan Quick* 365
Craig Anderson* 311
*-denotes active
KINGS TOP FIVE LEADERS
Goals Assists Points
- Gabriel Vilardi – 10 1. Kevin Fiala – 11 1. Kevin Fiala – 16 (5-11=16)
- Adrian Kempe – 6 1. Anze Kopitar – 11 2. Gabriel Vilardi – 15 (10-5=15)
- Phillip Danault – 5 3. Trevor Moore – 9 3. Anze Kopitar – 13 (2-11=13)
- Kevin Fiala – 5 4. Drew Doughty – 7 4. Phillip Danault – 12 (5-7=12)
- Three Players – 4 4. Phillip Danault – 7 5. Trevor Moore – 11 (2-9=11)
- Arthur Kaliyev – 7 5. Arthur Kaliyev – 11 (4-7=11)
KINGS MULTI-GOAL GAME LEADERS
Player Total 2G 3G 4G
Adrian Kempe 1 1 – –
Phillip Danault 1 1 – –
Matt Roy 1 1 – –
Carl Grundstrom 1 1 – –
Sean Durzi 1 1
KINGS MULTI-POINT GAME LEADERS
Player Total 2PTS 3PTS 4PTS
Gabriel Vilardi 5 5 – –
Kevin Fiala 4 2 2 –
Anze Kopitar 4 3 1 –
Trevor Moore 4 4 – –
Phillip Danault 3 3 – –
Matt Roy 2 2 – –
Adrian Kempe 2 1 1 –
Viktor Arvidsson 2 1 1 –
Alex Iafallo 1 2 – –
Carl Grundstrom 1 2 – –
Mikey Anderson 1 1 – –
Sean Durzi 1 1 – –
Arthur Kaliyev 1 1 – –
KINGS COACH’S CHALLENGE
2022-23: 2-for-2, 100.0%
Last Challenge: (W) Oct. 25, 2022 – Call overturned; Play was ruled offsides.
All-Time (since 2015-16): 22-for-52, 42.3% (Interference: 15-for-36, 41.7%; Offsides: 7-for-15, 46.7%; Stoppage: 0-for-1, 0%)
2022-23 REGULAR-SEASON SPECIAL TEAMS BREAKDOWN
Power Play // Penalty Kill
Overall: 14-72, 19.4% // 49-65, 75.4%
5-on-4: 14-71, 19.7% // 48-64, 75.0%
5-on-3: 0-1, 00.0% // 2-2, 100.0%
4-on-3: 0-0, –.-% // 1-1, 100.0%
CALGARY FLAMES NOTES:
FLAMES LAST GAME RECAP
NOVEMBER 12, 2022 – Winnipeg Jets [2] vs. CALGARY FLAMES [3]
The Calgary Flames welcomed the Winnipeg Jets to the Scotiabank Saddledome for the first and only time this season on Saturday night. The Flames once again came out of the gates flying with Elias Lindholm scoring just 3:23 into the game. However, Neal Pionk would tie the game for the Jets before Adam Ruzicka helped the Flames retake the lead heading into the break. The two teams would trade goals in the second with Dubois scoring for Winnipeg and Trevor Lewis recording a shorthanded marker for the Flames which would hold up to be the game winner. Calgary would lock things down in the third to knock off the Jets 3-2.
CGY GOAL SCORERS: Lindholm (5), Ruzicka (1), Lewis (3)
GOALIE: Markstrom (21/23, .913 Sv%)
PP: 0/3 (0%)
PK: 3/3 (100%)
FLAMES LAST FIVE RESULTS, RECORD: 1-2-2
DATE RESULT GWG CGY GOALIE OPP. GOALIE
November 12, 2022 CGY [3] vs. WPG [2] Lewis Markstrom Hellebuyck
November 10, 2022 BOS [3] vs. CGY [1] McAvoy Vladar Ullmark
November 8, 2022 NJD [3] vs. CGY [2] Hischier Markstrom Vanecek
November 7, 2022 NYI [4] vs. CGY 3 Dobson Markstrom Sorokin
November 5, 2022 NJD [4] at CGY 3 Zetterlund Markstrom Vanecek
FLAMES UPCOMING SCHEDULE:
DATE TIME
(MST) OPPONENT VENUE
November 14, 2022 6:30pm vs. Los Angeles Kings Scotiabank Saddledome
November 17, 2022 5:00pm at Tampa Bay Lightning Amalie Arena
November 19, 2022 2:00pm at Florida Panthers FLA Live Arena
November 21, 2022 5:00pm at Philadelphia Flyers Wells Fargo Center
November 23, 2022 5:00pm at Pittsburgh Penguins PPG Paints Arena
TONIGHTS STORYLINES & STATS
This is the first of four matchups this season between the Flames and Kings. Calgary won the season-series in 2021-22 going 2-0-1 with all three games ending in a final score of 3-2. This is a Pacific Division matchup; The Flames have an overall record of 2-2-0 against Pacific Division opponents this season and a record of 4-3-0 against Western Conference opponents.
PASS-MUS ANDERSSON:
With his two-assist effort last night, Rasmus Andersson is now tied with a team high 12 points and leads the Flames with 11 assists in 14 games played this season. The only other Flames defenseman in the past 20 years to record at least 10 assists in fewer games was Mark Giordano when he amassed 10 helpers in 13 games in 2018-19.
BIG Z:
Tonight will be Nikita Zadorov’s 500th NHL game played. The Moscow, RUS native was a first round pick of Buffalo back in the 2013 NHL Draft and played 67 games for the Sabres before he was traded to Colorado. He played 289 games with the Avalanche and then played 55 games with the Blackhawks in 2021 season. He was acquired by the Flames from Chicago for a third-round pick in July of 2021. This will be Zadorov’s 89th game in a Flames uniform.
BACKS AT IT:
After assisting Trevor Lewis’s game-winning shorthanded goal on Saturday night, Mikael Backlund has jumped to second all-time in career shorthanded points in Flames franchise history with 26. Backlund jumped Bill Clement’s 25 points and sits 15 points behind franchise leader Theoren Fleury. Backlund has two shorthanded points this season.
HANIFIN’S GAMES
Noah Hanifin skated in game number 530 of his career on Saturday’s win against Winnipeg which leads all players from the 2015 draft class. The Boston, MA native sits 12th in points among all skaters in that draft and is just four assist away from leading all defenseman in helpers with 162 in his career.
SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS:
Going into Saturday night’s contest against the Jets, the Flames had outshot their opponents 24-4 in the opening 10 minutes of the previous three games. On Saturday, they continued that trend and outshot Winnipeg 7-2 to start the game, and have yet to surrender a goal in the opening 10 minutes over that span.
DOME SWEET DOME:
The Calgary Flames have the fourth most goals on home ice this season with Nazem Kadri leading all skaters with 5 tallies at the Saddledome. Elias Lindholm sits one behind him with four on home ice and goals in back-to-back home games as well as five points in the last five games in Calgary.
DID YOU KNOW?
Elias Lindholm has scored 26 even-strength goals since February 2nd, which is the second most in the NHL over that span. Jonathan Huberdeau (199-420—619 in 682 GP) is one goal from becoming the eighth player from the 2011 NHL Draft to score 200. Nazem Kadri (225-298—523 in 750 GP) needs two assist to become the seventh member of the 2009 NHL Draft to reach the 300-assist milestone.
CALGARY FLAMES vs. LA KINGS
ALL-TIME HOME AWAY L10 STRK
CGY vs. LAK 127-94-21-8 73-36-12-5 54-58-9-3 5-3-2 W1
GAME INFO:
Calgary Flames vs. LA Kings
6:30pm MT
Scotiabank Saddledome
TV: Sportsnet
Radio: Sportsnet Fan 960
2022-23 Season Series: 0-0-0 (Home: 0-0-0, Road 0-0-0)
Nov. 14, 2022 – LAK at CGY
Dec. 22 2022 – CGY at LAK
Mar. 20, 2023 – CGY at. LAK
Mar. 28, 2023 – LAK at CGY
2021-22 Season Record vs. LAK: 1-2-0 (Home: 1-1-0, Road: 0-1-0)
Last Home Win vs. LAK: December 7, 2019 – Calgary [4] vs. LAK [3]
Last Road Win @ LAK: April 4, 2022 – Calgary [3] at LAK [2]
Last Home Loss vs. LAK: March 20, 2022 – LAK [3] at Calgary 2
Last Road Loss @ LAK: February 12, 2020 – LAK [5] vs. Calgary [3]
2022-23 CALGARY FLAMES
FLAMES RECENT TRANSACTIONS:
Oct. 11 – signed Michael Stone (D) to a one-year/two-way contract
Oct. 20 – signed Dan Vladar (G) to a two-year contract extension
Oct. 30 – signed Lucas Ciona (F) to a three-year entry-level contract
Nov. 6 – recalled Nick DeSimone (D) and Dennis Gilbert (D) from Calgary (AHL); placed Michael Stone (D) on IR
Nov. 13 – reassigned Dennis Gilbert (D) to Calgary (AHL)
FLAMES RECENT INJURIES (Total man games lost – 13)
Noah Hanifin – illness (1 game: Oct. 21)
Chris Tanev – upper-body (5 games: Nov. 3 – Nov. 10)
Michael Stone – lower-body (4 games: Nov. 7 – Nov. 12)
Jonathan Huberdeau – upper-body (3 games: Nov. 8 – Nov. 12)
RECORD BY MONTH
October November December January February March April
HOME 4-2-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
AWAY 1-0-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
TOTAL 5-2-0 1-4-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
POINTS LEADER BY MONTH
October November December January February March April
Player Kadri Recent:
Lindholm
Points 4-5 – 9 3-4 – 7 – – – – –
RECORD BY DAY
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
0-0-0 0-0-1 2-2-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 3-2-0
RECORD BY DAYS BETWEEN GAMES/ON…
0 Days: 0-1-0
1 Day: 3-4-1
2 Days: 2-1-0
3 Days: 0-1-0
4+ Days: 0-0-0
First of B2B: 0-0-1
Second of B2B: 0-1-0
RECORD WHEN…
1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G
Scoring 0-2-0 0-2-0 3-1-2 2-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
Allowing 1-0-0 3-0-0 2-3-0 0-1-2 0-1-0 0-1-0
