Kings' Moore OT Goal Snaps Skid, Tightens West Race

0:00On April 2nd, Trevor Moore lit the lamp one minute 56 seconds in the overtime, giving the Los Angeles Kings a tight 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues at Crypto.com, Arena on Wednesday night. Adrian Campy put the Kings of first with a power play wrist shot from the right circle at 1659 of the second period. His 28th, goal this season, but Robert Thomas tied it late in the third when a long shot deflected off his skate with three minutes 53 seconds left. This win snaps a rough stretch for the Kings, who dropped six of their last aid before tonight, improving to 30 wins, 26 losses, and 18 overtime losses. They now hold the second wild card spot in the West, one point ahead of San Jose and Nashville, Anton Forsberg stood tall with 23 says while Jordan Bittington stopped 24 for the Blues, who grabbed points in four of their last five, but have dropped two straight. This hosts the Predators tomorrow, chasing that playoff momentum as the race tightens

1:01up out West. That's the story for today. NHL News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.