Kings Snap Skid, Beat Islanders 5-3

0:00It's March 6 for the NHL. Let's get into it. The Los Angeles Kings picked up their first win under interim coach D.J. Smith beating the New York Islanders 5-3 at Crypto.com Arena on Thursday. Artemis Pannerin scored his first goal for the Kings and added an assist in the game. Pannerin now has five points and one goal and four assists in his five games since the trade from the New York Rangers on February 4. This marks Smith's second game behind the bench after he replaced Jim Hiller, who was fired on Sunday. Anzacopatar celebrated his 1,500th NHL game with an assist and sits just four points shy of the Kings franchise scoring record. Adrian Kempi and Mikey Anderson each chipped in a goal and an assist while Darcy Quimper stopped 31 shots in net. For the Islanders, Adam Pelich scored short-handed with Bo Hervat and Emil Heinemann adding goals. Lilia Sirokin made 30 saves but New York dropped their second straight after a 5-1 loss

1:01to the Anaheim Ducks the night before. The Kings, now 25 wins, 22 losses and 14 overtime losses have won two of their last eight games and look to build momentum moving forward. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. The Sleep Podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm, S---------