LOS ANGELES — The Kings scored an early goal, 31 seconds into the game, but that didn't change the result. The Bruins were still able to clobber the Kings 4-1.
The Los Angeles Kings suffered a 4-1 defeat against the Boston Bruins, extending their season-opening losing streak to six games. Alex Laferriere gave Los Angeles an early lead just 31 seconds into the contest after joining the first line alongside Adrian Kempe and Artemi Panarin. Despite the strong initial period, Boston took full control in the final two periods.
David Pastrnak scored a breakaway goal in the second period to swing momentum in Boston's favor. The Kings struggled to maintain pace, committing 21 penalty minutes throughout the game. Head coach Peter Laviolette noted the team's promising start before momentum tilted, as Los Angeles remains the only winless NHL team heading into a five-game road trip.
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