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Kings vs Flames Game 71: Lines, Note & How to Watch

The Kings will make a few changes to the lineup on Monday.

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Trying to bounce back after their shootout loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday, the Los Angeles Kings take on the Calgary Flames Monday night.

Puck drops at 7:30 PM.

The Kings dominated possession on Saturday but lost the special teams battle and struggled to solve Thatcher Demko in net.

The Kings will make a few changes to the lineup on Monday.

Zack MacEwen will draw in for Arthur Kaliyev on the fourth line and Sean Walker will come back in to replace Jordan Spence. 

The fourth line with Kaliyev has looked good recently, but coming up against a big, physical Flames team. Todd McLellan likely wants to match some of that size and physicality with MacEwen.

Pheonix Copley will start between the pipes.

Expected Los Angeles Kings Lines:

Quinton Byfield-Anze Kopitar-Adrian Kempe

Trevor Moore-Phil Danault-Viktor Arvidsson

Alex Iafallo-Blake Lizotte-Gabe Vilardi

Carl Grundstrom-Rasmus Kupari-Zack MacEwen

Defense:

Mikey Anderson-Drew Doughty

Vladislav Gavrikov-Matt Roy 

Alex Edler-Sean Walker

Goalies:

Pheonix Copley

Joonas Korpisalo

Expected Calgary Flames Lines:

Andrew Mangiapane-Elias Lindholm-Tyler Toffoli

Jonathan Huberdeau-Mikael Backlund-Blake Coleman

Jakob Pelletier-Nazem Kadri-Dillon Dube

Nick Ritchie-Adam Ruzicka-Trevor Lewis

Defense:

MacKenzie Weegar-Rasmus Andersson

Noah Hanifin-Chris Tanev

Nikita Zadorov-Troy Stecher

Goalies:

Jakob Markstrom

Daniel Vladar

Special Teams:

Los Angeles Kings Power Play: 56-233, 24.03%, 6th in NHL

Los Angeles Kings Penalty Kill: 56-232, 75.86%, 24th in NHL

Calgary Flames Power Play: 42-215, 20.35%, 22nd in NHL

Calgary Flames Penalty Kill: 42-237, 82.28%, 7th in NHL

Los Angeles Kings Pregame Notes:

  • The Kings are 28-5-2 all-time when both Anze Kopitar and Drew Doughty score a regular-season goal on the same game.
  • Of Adrian Kempe’s 32 goals this season, nine have come on the power-play. No Kings skater has scored 10 power-play goals in a single season since Jeff Carter (10) in the 2016-17 campaign. 

How to Watch:

TV: Bally Sports West, ESPN+; Radio: iHeartRadio

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