Kings Vs Panthers Live Stream: Watch Online Free 4:10 ET Saturday - L.A. Goes Trying To Hold Onto Guaranteed Playoff Spot
Kings vs Panthers live stream: Watch online free 4:10 ET Saturday as L.A. Kings have a matinee home-game against a Florida team that second from the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
The L.A. Kings (39-25-6) sit in sixth place in the Western Conference playoff-picture going into Saturday's game vs the Panthers (26-36-8). At this point in the season, L.A. is trying to hold onto the third guaranteed playoff spot as it leads Phoenix by five points with 12 games to go, but trail Anaheim by 13 points for second place. Watch the free live stream online as they try not to look past a young Panthers team.
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Jonathan Quick, who has a 1.54 goals-against average in his past nine games, tied Rogie Vachon for the most wins in franchise history Thursday in a 2-1 shootout victory over Washington.
"It means a lot, and it's special because wins are a team effort -- 20 guys each night contributing to every win," Quick told ESPN.com. "The biggest thing is I've had the luxury of shootouts and Rogie didn't. If you took away those shootout wins, I'd still be behind Rogie, so I guess I'm fortunate they implemented that a few years back."
Thursday's shootout win followed three consecutive regulation losses by the Kings, each by one goal.
"We've been on a little bit of a skid, obviously, with a three-game losing streak. Beating Washington feels good," said Anze Kopitar, who increased his team lead to 58 points with his 22nd goal.
The Kings had surrendered a power-play goal in three of their previous four games.
"When we did well in 2012 in the playoffs, our PK was a huge, huge reason. When we were winning games last year in the playoffs, our PK was a huge reason," Quick said. "When we were losing games last year, our PK was a reason. We've got the guys here that know how to do it, and that's something that we need to continue to get better at, and we need that going forward through the back end of the season here, and hopefully through the playoffs."
