LOS ANGELES KINGS NOTES:
DEC. 10 vs. MONTREAL CANADIENS – 7:00 PM ET (4:00 p.m. PT) // Venue: Bell Centre // TV: Bally Sports West // Radio:
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-The LA Kings visit the Montreal Canadiens for the first of two meetings between the clubs this season (March 2).
-The Kings have won three of their last four games at the Bell Centre (3-1-0).
-Tonight’s game marks the third game of the Kings’ six-game road trip (5-2 W, Dec. 6 at OTT; 5-0 L, Dec. 8 at TOR; Dec. 11 at CBJ; Dec. 13 at BUF; Dec. 15 at BOS).
WARM-UPS
1) Tonight is the first game of the Kings’ fourth set of back-to-backs this season (5-4 W, Oct. 17 at DET and 4-3 W, Oct. 18 at NSH // 5-1 W, Oct. 31 at STL and 5-2 L Nov. 1 at DAL // 4-1 L, Nov. 18 at VAN and 3-2 OTL, Nov. 19 at SEA). Prior to today, the Kings are 3-2-1 in back-to-backs (2-1 in first game, 1-1-1 in second game).
2) No Kings skater has drawn more penalties this season than Gabriel Vilardi (14).
3) The LA Kings are 10-1-0 (.909%) when leading after two periods of play this season.
4) The team won’t return to Canada to play an opponent until Feb. 28 (at Winnipeg).
5) The Kings are 6-1-1 (.813%) against Atlantic Division opponents this season. Only Vegas (8-0-0, 1.000%) has a better winning percentage against the Atlantic in the league.
vs. MONTREAL ALL-TIME:
All-Time Record: 37-90-20-1
Home: 24-41-9-1
Away: 15-51-11-0
OT: 3-2 (6 ties)
Shootout: 1-1
2021-22: 2-0-0
2022-23: 0-0-0
FRANCHISE LEADERS vs. MONTREAL:
Marcel Dionne – 51 GP, 61 PTS (27-34=61)
Dave Taylor – 48 GP, 37 PTS (19-18=37)
Butch Goring – 54 GP, 36 PTS (11-25=36)
Bernie Nicholls – 23 GP, 32 PTS (12-20=32)
Luc Robitaille – 28 GP, 25 PTS (14-11=25)
Mike Murphy – 42 GP, 25 PTS (11-14=25)
*-denotes active roster player
LAST MEETING vs. MONTREAL: Nov. 9, 2021 – LAK 3 vs. MTL 2 OT
Venue: Bell Centre
LAK Goals: Lemieux (1), Iafallo (6), Kempe (5, OT)
MTL Goals: Chiarot (3), Evans (2)
Goalies: LAK: Petersen (W, 33 saves, 35 shots) MTL: Allen (OTL, 31 saves, 34 shots)
LAK PP: 0-for-4
LAK PK: 3-for-3
THE NEXT THREE:
Sun., Dec. 11 | at Columbus Blue Jackets | 6:00 p.m. ET (3:00 p.m. PT) | Bally Sports West | LA Kings iHeart Radio Audio Network
o The Kings swept the season series against Columbus last year, outscoring the Blue Jackets 6-4.
Tues., Dec. 13 | at Buffalo Sabres | 7:00 p.m. ET (4:00 p.m. PT) | Bally Sports West | LA Kings iHeart Radio Audio Network
o Alex Iafallo returns to his home state to play the Sabres for the ninth time in his career. Iafallo grew up in Eden, N.Y., 20 miles south of Buffalo. In eight career games against Buffalo, Iafallo has six points (1-5=6).
Thurs., Dec. 15 | at Boston Bruins | 7:00 p.m. ET (4:00 p.m. PT) | Bally Sports West | LA Kings iHeart Radio Audio Network o The Kings have won three of their last four games in Boston (3-0-1) and earned points in five of their last six trips to Boston (4-1-1).
INJURY & MGL REPORT
Player, Games Missed, Date(s), Status
F Alex Iafallo, 23 games, Oct. 18 – Dec. 3 (lower-body)
F Brendan Lemieux, 12 games, Nov. 14 – Pres. (lower-body)
F Quinton Byfield, 6 games, Oct. 27 – Nov. 5 (illness)
F Viktor Arvidsson, 2 games, Oct. 13 (illness); Oct. 25 (illness)
D Sean Durzi, 2 games, Nov. 19 – Nov. 22. (lower-body)
F Gabriel Vilardi, 1 game, Nov. 27 (lower-body)
2022-23 Total Regular-Season Man-Games Lost: 46
RECENT TRANSACTIONS (as of 12/10/22)
Dec. 1 – Tobias Bjornfot (D) and Samuel Fagemo (F) recalled from Ontario (AHL), Rasmus Kupari (F) and Jordan Spence (D) loaned to Ontario.
Dec. 1 – Tyler Madden (F) recalled from Ontario (AHL).
Dec. 2 – Tyler Madden (F) loaned to Ontario (AHL).
Dec. 3 – Aidan Dudas (F) recalled form Ontario (AHL).
Dec. 4 – Aidan Dudas (F) loaned to Ontario (AHL).
Dec. 7 – Brandt Clarke (D) loaned to Team Canada (IIHF).
LA KINGS TEAM NOTES:
FAMILIAR FACE RETURNS TO MTL
Former Canadiens forward Phillip Danault returns to Montreal for the second time since signing with the LA Kings on July 28, 2021. Prior to singing with the Kings, Danault played parts of six seasons with the Canadiens organization (2016-21), skating in 360 games with 54 goals and 140 assists for 194 points. During his time in Montreal, dating back to his first game with the club on Feb. 27, 2016 following his trade from Chicago, Danault’s 194 points ranked third while his 140 assists placed second among Canadiens skaters. Danault found himself in the top-five of various categories during his time with the Canadiens:
Phillip Danault Individual vs. Team Stats during time with Canadiens
Category Team Rank
Points (194) 3rd
Assists (140) 2nd
Plus/Minus (+47) 1st
Even-strength points (177) 1st
Shorthanded points (5) 4th
Shots (587) 5th
Faceoffs Won (3,083) 1st
FOW % (53.8%) 3rd (min. FO’s: 500)
Shorthanded TOI (711:25) 3rd (1st among forwards)
Danault appeared in his 500th career NHL game Thursday night in Toronto, becoming the 27th member of the 2011 NHL Draft class and 12th active Quebec-born skater to reach such mark:
Active Quebec-born skaters with 500+ NHL games played
Player GP
Patrice Bergeron 1,242
Marc-Edouard Vlasic 1,191
Paul Stastny 1,097
David Perron 999
Derick Brassard 969
Kris Letang 962
Marco Scandella 699
David Savard 697
Jonathan Huberdeau 695
Nicolas Deslauriers 534
Jonathan Marchessault 509
Phillip Danault 500
FACEOFF FEVER
Anze Kopitar found consistency in the face-off circle this season centering the club’s top line – especially at even-strength. Kopitar won 12 of his 16 faceoffs Thursday night in Toronto for a faceoff winning percentage (FOW%) of 75%. The Kings captain was even stronger at even-strength (EV) faceoffs, winning seven of eight for an EV FOW% of 87.5%, matching his season high set on Oct. 15 at Minnesota where he won 14 of 16 EV faceoffs. Kopitar has established an EV FOW% of 53% or higher in his last 11 games dating back to Nov. 16. Of those 11 games, five had an EV FOW% of 60% or higher. Kopitar’s even-strength FOW% of 61.3% on the season ranks second in the league and is one of three skaters over 60% (min EV FO’s: 315) while his overall FOW% sits fourth (min. FO’s: 400): Highest EV Faceoff winning % among all skaters (min. EV Faceoffs: 315)
Player GP EV FO’s EV FOW%
Jonathan Toews (CHI) 25 344 65.1%
Anze Kopitar (LAK) 29 406 61.3%
Patrice Bergeron (BOS) 26 394 60.4%
John Tavares (TOR) 28 365 59.5%
William Karlsson (VGK) 29 340 57.7%
Highest Faceoff winning % among all skaters (min. Faceoffs: 400)
Player GP FO’s EV FOW %
Jonathan Toews (CHI) 25 477 64.6%
Patrice Bergeron (BOS) 26 602 60.1%
John Tavares (TOR) 28 468 60.0%
Anze Kopitar (LAK) 29 542 59.4%
Bo Horvat (VAN) 27 661 57.9%
At 22,983 career faceoffs, Kopitar is 17 shy of becoming the fourth player in league history to take at least 23,000 faceoffs:
Most faceoffs taken in NHL history
Player GP Faceoffs (FO’s won)
Joe Thornton 1,714 25,539 (13,408)
Patrice Bergeron 1,242 25,102 (14,501)
Sidney Crosby 1,135 24,704 (12,877)
Anze Kopitar 1,239 22,983 (12,178)
Jonathan Toews 1,039 20,447 (11,700)
CASHING IN ON THE POWER PLAY
The Kings have found success on the man advantage as of late, scoring on the man-advantage in seven of their last eight games, dating back to Nov. 22. During that time, the Kings have tallied multiple power-play goals in four of those eight contests, have gone 11-for-22 (50%) and are the only team in the league with a successful power-play percentage of 50% or higher. In the past month, since Nov. 10, the Kings’ power play sits atop the league at 37.8%, cashing in on 14 of their last 37 man-advantage opportunities.
Best PP% in league since Nov. 10
Team GP PP%
LA Kings 14 37.8%
Tampa Bay Lightning 13 37.2%
Buffalo Sabres 14 33.3%
Boston Bruins 13 30.4%
Ottawa Senators 14 30.2%
Quick is also two wins shy of tying Tom Barrasso (369) for the third-most wins by a U.S.-born goaltender in league history:
Most Wins by a U.S.-born Goaltender
Player Wins
Ryan Miller 391
John Vanbiesbrouck 374
Tom Barrasso 369
Jonathan Quick 367
Craig Anderson 313
LAST TIME OUT
The last time the Kings and Canadiens met on Nov. 9, 2021, Kings forward Adrian Kempe netted the game-winning goal with 1:21 remaining in overtime, leading the Kings to the season sweep over Montreal. Kempe’s late overtime goal marked his sixth goal in his seventh game against the Canadiens. In total, Kempe has eight career points (6-2=8) and is averaging a point-per-game pace of 1.14 against the Canadiens, the highest among any Kings skater. His overtime goal was one of six game-winning goals Kempe had on the road last year, which was tied for third-most in the league behind New York’s Chris Kreider (8) and Tampa’s Steven Stamkos (7) last season. Alex Iafallo scored the Kings’ second goal of the game just six seconds into the third period, marking the fastest goal from the start of any period in LA Kings history. At the time, Iafallo’s goal was also the fastest by an NHL player since Oct. 19, 2019, when Canadiens forward Brendan Gallagher scored six seconds into the second period of a 5-2 win at the St. Louis Blues. Dave Williams held the previous the Kings’ previous record, scoring seven seconds into the first in a 5-2 win against the Hartford Whalers on Feb. 14, 1987, which still stands as the fastest goal from the start of a game in franchise history. Of the Kings’ seven fastest goals to start any period, three of them have been against Montreal:
Fastest goals from a start of any period in LA Kings history
Player GP Career Date Score Period Seconds
Alex Iafallo* 295 Nov. 9, 2021 LAK 3 at MTL 2 (OT) 3rd 6
Dave Williams 912 Feb. 14, 1987 LAK 5 vs. HFD 2 1st 7
Mike Murphy 418 Feb. 5, 1977 LAK 3 vs. MTL 3 2nd 8
Jimmy Carson 4 Oct. 15, 1986 LAK 4 at DET 3 (OT) 3rd 8
Carl Grundstrom*^ 145 Nov. 12, 2022 LAK 4 vs. DET 3 1st 9
Tom Williams 73 Oct. 12, 1974 LAK 4 at MTL 4 3rd 9
Francis Breault 3 Oct. 13, 1990 LAK 8 vs. BOS 1 2nd 9
*-denotes active player
^-accomplished this season
FOLLOW THE LEADER
Forward Kevin Fiala increased his team-leading point total to 30 (9-21=30) on Tuesday night, becoming the first Kings player this season to reach 30 points. Per NHL PR, Fiala is the fifth LA Kings skater in the past 20 years to reach the 30-point mark in 28 games or fewer, joining Anze Kopitar (19 GP in 2009-10, 24 GP in 2020-21, 28 GP in 2017-18), Pavol Demitra (22 GP in 2005-06), Alex Frolov (24 GP in 2005-06) and Ziggy Palffy (24 GP in 2003-04). In 28 games this season, Fiala’s 21 assists are tied for ninth-most in the league among forwards and sits eight behind Edmonton’s Connor McDavid (29) for the league lead. Of Fiala’s 30 points, 21 have come at even-strength.
WHO WANTS MOORE SHOTS?
Trevor Moore currently leads the team in shots with 91 through his 29 games played this season, putting him on pace to surpass his previous career high of 202 set in the 2021-22 season with a shots-per-game pace of 3.14, the highest of his career:
Trevor Moore’s shots-per-game throughout career
Season GP Shots Shots/GP
2022-23 29 91 3.14
2021-22 81 202 2.49
2020-21 56 88 1.57
2019-20 15 19 1.27
Since his acquisition by the LA Kings, Moore has put up 400 shots, sitting third among all Kings skaters:
Most shots among Kings skaters since Feb. 5, 2020
Player GP Shots
Adrian Kempe* 179 493
Anze Kopitar* 182 412
Trevor Moore* 181 400
Alex Iafallo* 156 376
Dustin Brown 129 326
*-denotes active roster player
TWO FROM 100
Forward Adrian Kempe sits two goals shy of his 100th career goal. With two more goals, he can become the 13th skater from the 2014 NHL Draft class to eclipse 100 career NHL goals. Since his NHL debut on Feb. 16, 2017, Kempe’s 98 goals rank third-most on the team during that time while his 202 points sit fourth:
Most goals by an LA King since Feb. 16, 2017
Player GP Goals
Anze Kopitar* 426 123
Dustin Brown 359 99
Adrian Kempe* 419 98
Alex Iafallo* 367 73
Tyler Toffoli 249 62
*denotes active on LA Kings
Most points by an LA King since Feb. 16, 2017
Player GP Points
Anze Kopitar* 426 375 (123-252=375)
Drew Doughty* 382 234 (45-189=234)
Dustin Brown 359 217 (99-118=217)
Adrian Kempe* 419 202 (98-104=202)
Alex Iafallo* 367 174 (73-101=174)
*denotes active on LA Kings
CLIMBING THE RANKS BEHIND THE BENCH
LA Kings HC Todd McLellan won his 542nd game as an NHL head coach Tuesday night in Ottawa, tying Billy Reay for the 24th-most wins by a head coach in league history. Tuesday’s victory also marked McLellan’s 108th with the LA Kings, taking sole possession of seventh place for most wins by a head coach in franchise history:
Most wins by a Head Coach in league history
Ranks Coach Games Coaches Wins
20 Jacques Lemaire 1,262 617
21 Jacques Martin 1,294 613
22 Bruce Boudreau* 1,067 610
23 Marc Crawford 1,169 556
T-24 Todd McLellan* 1,043 542
T-24 Billy Reay 1,102 542
*-denotes actively serving as head coach in NHL
Most wins by a Head Coach in LA Kings history
Ranks Coach Games Coaches Wins
1 Darry Sutter 425 225
2 Andy Murray 480 215
3 Bob Pulford 396 178
4 Terry Murray 275 139
5 Larry Robinson 328 122
6 Tom Webster 240 115
7 Todd McLellan 237 108
8 Bob Berry 240 107
CLIMBING THE GWG RANKS
Drew Doughty is one goal shy of tying Rob Blake (29) for the most game-winning goals by a defenseman in franchise history. In doing so, Doughty would also tie Blake, Mike Murphy and Butch Goring for the seventh most GWGs in LA Kings history:
Most GWGs by an LA Kings defenseman
Player GWG
Rob Blake 29
Drew Doughty 28
Steve Duchesne 13
Alec Martinez 12
L’ubomir Visnovsky 10
A MAMMOTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Earlier this week, on Dec. 7, the LA Kings announced a historic partnership with the Town of Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Lakes Tourism (MLT) and Mammoth Lakes Recreation to launch the brand-new “LA Kings Ice at Mammoth Lakes” – the town’s first indoor Olympic-sized ice rink. The rink will operate within a newly constructed, multi-use Community Rec. Center, slated to open in 2023. The Community Rec. Center will be a 40,000 sq. foot Sprung Performance Arena enclosed with the “A Kings Ice at Mammoth Lakes”. Once opened, the facility will be available to the public year-round with a new rink operating annually each winter season between the months of October and April. During the off-season summer months, the rink will transition into a fully programmable, multi-use Rec Zone, which will serve as the hub for expanding Parks and Recreation Department’s summer camps and programs. Programs at the rink will include public skating, youth and adult hockey, figure skating and learn to skate lessons. The rink will also be the new home for the Mammoth lakes Youth Hockey and Mammoth Stars. The announcement comes a few weeks after the LA Kings and American Sports Entertainment Company (ASEC) celebrated the (re)- opening of the newly-named LA Kings Iceland at Paramount following the acquisition of the facility this past June. Formerly known as Paramount Iceland, and originally founded by the Zamboni family as an outdoor rink, the facility is a single-sheet ice rink that has been a centerpiece in Paramount, and its surrounding communities, since 1940. The building underwent substantial upgrades following the purchase by the Kings and ASEC, including new green energy heat transfer system for ice rink cooling, removal of existing ice rink floor and perma-frost, installation of a new subfloor heating system, cold floor pipes and insulation, dasher board system, rubber flooring, sound system and a rebranding into the LA Kings Iceland. As part of the re-opening, a Zamboni Museum was established in honor of the late Frank J. Zamboni, an original founder of Iceland and inventor of the world’s first Zamboni, highlighted by his original resurfacing “Model A” machine. LA Kings Iceland will continue to feature its Wurlitzer organ, which stands as the only organ pipe actively played at any ice-skating rink in the country, was first installed in 1941. The purchase of the facility marks the latest venture by the LA Kings and ASEC in in an ever-growing portfolio of ice rinks owned or operated by the Kings/ASEC, including the recent agreements with Promenade on the Peninsula in Rolling Hills Estates, City of Santa Clarita public rink in Valencia and the LA Kings Pickwick Ice Center in Burbank.
KINGS SCORING LEADERS
Goals Assists Points
- Gabriel Vilardi – 13 1. Kevin Fiala – 21 1. Kevin Fiala – 30 (9-21=30)
- Arthur Kaliyev – 9 2. Anze Kopitar – 17 2. Anze Kopitar – 24 (7-17=24)
- Kevin Fiala – 9 3. Drew Doughty – 16 3. Viktor Arvidsson – 21 (7-14=21)
- Adrian Kempe – 8 4. Sean Durzi – 14 3. Gabriel Vilardi – 19 (13-6=19)
- Four Players – 7 4. Viktor Arvidsson – 14 3. Phillip Danault – 19 (7-12=19)
KINGS MULTI-GOAL GAME LEADERS
Player Total 2G 3G 4G
Arthur Kaliyev 2 2 – –
Anze Kopitar 1 1 – –
Adrian Kempe 1 1 – –
Phillip Danault 1 1 – –
Matt Roy 1 1 – –
Carl Grundstrom 1 1 – –
Sean Durzi 1 1 – –
Trevor Moore 1 – 1 –
Gabriel Vilardi 1 1 – –
Viktor Arvidsson 1 1 – –
KINGS MULTI-POINT GAME LEADERS
Player Total 2PTS 3PTS 4PTS
Kevin Fiala 9 5 3 1
Anze Kopitar 8 6 2 –
Gabriel Vilardi 6 6 – –
Trevor Moore 5 4 1 –
Phillip Danault 5 5 – –
Viktor Arvidsson 5 3 2 –
Sean Durzi 4 4 – –
Arthur Kaliyev 3 3 – –
Adrian Kempe 3 2 1 –
Matt Roy 2 2 – –
Drew Doughty 2 1 1 –
Mikey Anderson 2 2 – –
Alex Iafallo 1 2 – –
Carl Grundstrom 1 2 – –
Jaret Anderson-Dolan 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: 26-102, 25.5% // 69-96, 71.9%
5-on-4: 26-101, 25.7% // 67-93, 72.0%
5-on-3: 0-1, 00.0% // 2-2, 100.0%
4-on-3: 0-1, 00.0% // 1-2, 50.0%
MONTREAL CANADIENS NOTES:
À SURVEILLER CE SOIR / KEEP AN EYE ON…
- Les Canadiens et les Kings s’affrontent ce soir pour la 151e fois en saison régulière. En incluant les matchs de séries, il
s’agira de la 156e confrontation entre ces deux clubs. - The Canadiens and Kings are facing each other for the 151st time in regular season. Including playoff contests, this will
be the 156th match-up between the two teams.
DERNIER MATCH / LAST GAME – MTL 4 @ SEA 2 (@ CLIMATE PLEDGE ARENA)
Buts MTL Goals – Kovacevic, Caufield, Anderson, Pitlick
Buts SEA Goals – Wright, McCann
Gardien MTL Goalie – Allen (31-33)
Gardien SEA Goalie – Jones (12-16)
Avantage numérique MTL Powerplay – 0/4
Avantage numérique SEA Powerplay – 0/3
Meneurs MTL Leaders – TOI (Matheson – 24:13) ; S (Anderson – 3) ; HT (Xhekaj – 4) ; BS (Edmundson – 6)
MATCHS À VENIR / UPCOMING GAMES
12 DÉC. VS. CALGARY 19 h / 7 p.m.
14 DÉC. @ OTTAWA 19 h / 7 p.m.
15 DÉC. VS. ANAHEIM 19 h / 7 p.m.
17 DÉC. VS TAMPA BAY 19 h / 7 p.m.
19 DÉC. @ ARIZONA 22 h / 10 p.m.
RAPPORT MÉDICAL DE LA SAISON / SEASON INJURY REPORT
Joueur
Player
Date Blessure
Injury
Matchs ratés
Games lost
Retour
Return
C. Price – Genou / Knee 26 –
P. Byron – Hanche / Hip 26 –
M. Matheson – Haut du corps / Upper-body 17 19/11/2022
B. Gallagher – Bas du corps / Lower-body 4 –
M. Hoffman – Bas du corps / Lower-body 8 –
J. Drouin – Haut du corps / Upper-body 11 –
RÉAFFECTATIONS, SIGNATURES ET TRANSACTIONS / ROSTER MOVES, SIGNINGS AND TRANSACTIONS
Les Canadiens ont rappelé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick du Rocket de Laval (01/12)
The Canadiens have recalled forward Rem Pitlick from the Laval Rocket (12/01)
Les Canadiens ont cédé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick au Rocket de Laval (18/11)
The Canadiens have loaned forward Rem Pitlick to the Laval Rocket (11/18)
Les Canadiens ont rappelé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick du Rocket de Laval (16/11)
The Canadiens have recalled forward Rem Pitlick from the Laval Rocket (11/16)
Les Canadiens ont placé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick au ballottage (07/11)
The Canadiens have placed forward Rem Pitlick on waivers (11/07)
Les Canadiens ont cédé le défenseur Corey Schueneman au Rocket de Laval (26/10)
The Canadiens have loaned defenseman Corey Schueneman to the Laval Rocket (10/26)
NOTES DES CANADIENS / CANADIENS NOTES
STATISTIQUES D’ÉQUIPE / TEAM STATISTICS – AVANT LES MATCHS DU 09/12 – BEFORE GAMES ON 12/09
PTS (28 – 20e/20th)
V/W (13 – 14e/14th)
BP/GF (77 – 24e/24th)
BC/GA (92 – 24e/24th)
Tirs-PM/Shots-PG (29.2 – 29e/29th)
Tirs accordés-PM/Shots allowed-PG (32.9 – 23e/23rd)
MÉ/Hits (431 – 31e/31st)
MP/PIM (317 – 5e/5th)
AN/PP (16.3% – 30e/30th)
DN/PK (79.8% – 11e/11st)
LES CANADIENS CONTRE CHAQUE DIVISION L’AN DERNIER / THE HABS VS. EVERY DIVISION LAST SEASON
Adversaire
Opponent
Fiche
Record
PTS Buts pour
Goals for
Buts contre
Goals against
Atlantique 9-14-3 21 84 89
Centrale 3-9-4 10 39 65
Métropolitaine 6-17-1 13 55 103
Pacifique 4-9-3 11 43 62
Total 22-49-11 55 221 319
*Inclut les buts en fusillade / Includes the shootout goals
LES CANADIENS CONTRE CHAQUE DIVISION CETTE SAISON / THE HABS VS. EVERY DIVISION THIS SEASON
Division Fiche
Record
PTS Buts pour
Goals for
Buts contre
Goals against
Atlantique 3-2-0 6 12 17
Centrale 3-3-1 7 22 23
Métropolitaine 4-3-0 8 22 25
Pacifique 3-3-1 7 24 27
Total 13-11-2 28 80 92
*Inclut les buts en fusillade / Includes the shootout goals
MARTIN ST-LOUIS EN CHIFFRES / MARTIN ST. LOUIS’ NUMBERS…
Matchs/Games : 63
Victoires/Wins : 27
Fiche : 27-30-6
Points de classement/Standing points : 60
CANADIENS VS. LOS ANGELES
À vie / All-Time
CANADIENS vs. LAK 93-35-20-2 (150 PJ / GP)
Dom. / Home 51-12-11-1 (75 PJ / GP)
Étr. / Away 42-23-9-1 (75 PJ / GP)
Dern. Match / Last game:
DP 3-2 OTL @ MTL (09/11/21)
J.Allen 3-34 | C. Petersen 2-35
BG / WG: A. Kempe (P/OT)
10 DERNIERS MATCHS CONTRE LOS ANGELES / LAST 10 GAMES VS. LOS ANGELES:
09/11/21 – LAK 3 @ MTL 2 (P/OT)
30/10/21 – MTL 2 @ LAK 5
09/11/19 – LAK 2 @ MTL 3
05/03/19 – MTL 3 @ LAK 1
11/10/18 – LAK 3 @ MTL 0
26/10/17 – LAK 4 @ MTL 0
18/10/17 – MTL 1 @ LAK 5
04/12/16 – MTL 5 @ LAK 4 (TB/SO)
10/11/16 – LAK 1 @ MTL 4
03/03/16 – MTL 2 @ LAK 3
CETTE SAISON CONTRE LOS ANGELES / THIS SEASON VS. LOS ANGELES
Match #1: 10/12/22 @ MTL
Match #2: 02/03/23 @ LAK
MEILLEURS BUTEURS CONTRE LOS ANGELES / LEADING GOAL SCORERS VS. LOS ANGELES:
1) Sean Monahan (10-11-21, 31 pj/gp)
2) Mike Hoffman (7-7-14, 22 pj/gp)
3) Christian Dvorak (6-7-13, 24 pj/gp)
MEILLEURS POINTEURS CONTRE LOS ANGELES / LEADING SCORERS VS. LOS ANGELES:
1) Sean Monahan (10-11-21, 31 pj/gp)
2) Mike Hoffman (7-7-14, 22 pj/gp)
3) Christian Dvorak (6-7-13, 24 pj/gp)
MENEURS MINUTES DE PÉNALITÉ CONTRE LOS ANGELES / MOST PENALTY MINUTES VS. LOS ANGELES:
1) David Savard (14, 19 pj/gp)
2) Joel Edmundson (13, 12 pj/gp)
3) Christian Dvorak (12, 24 pj/gp)
