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The Los Angeles Kings made goaltender James Reimer’s debut with the New York Rangers a nightmare and their season-opening six-game…

The Los Angeles Kings defeated the New York Rangers 6-3 on Monday night at Madison Square Garden, ending New York's six-game home winning streak. Goaltender James Reimer struggled in his Rangers debut, allowing three goals on eight shots before being replaced by Dylan Garand to start the second period. Taylor Ward, Brandt Clarke, and Drew Doughty each scored first-period goals for Los Angeles.
Former Rangers forward Artemi Panarin tallied a goal and an assist, while defensemen Mikey Anderson and Joel Edmundson also scored for the Kings. Former Rangers head coach Peter Laviolette earned his 849th regular-season victory in his return to MSG, tying Ken Hitchcock for sixth all-time. J.T. Miller, Adam Fox, and Tye Kartye scored for New York in the loss.
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