The Canadiens took a 1-0 lead at 18:22 of the first period on Anderson’s wrist shot from the right circle, but the Kings tied it up at 1-all when Viktor Arvidsson beat Allen with a wrist shot from the right circle at 4:31. “I feel like we’ve been working on it in practice, and it hasn’t been going for us well in the last few games, but tonight, what we wanted to focus on was getting shots through, no matter where it’s coming from,” he said. The difference, Iafallo said, came down to being willing to shoot. It was the Kings’ first game with multiple power-play goals since defeating Vegas on opening night.
Iafallo extended the lead to 4-1 at 5:37, and he got the Kings’ third power-play goal at 14:16. I think that might have been the difference in the game tonight.” “And when you score like that on the power play, other parts of your game come along with it,” McLellan said. Los Angeles carried the momentum into the third, with Kupari scoring for the second straight game to make it 3-1 1:53 into the period. It was his second career goal and first on the power play. Kaliyev buried a powerful wrist shot from the left circle to put the Kings ahead 2-1 at 12:19.
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