Conor Garland scored his second goal in the match at 4:28 extension to give Vancouver's Canucks one 3-2 Victory on Kiss Wednesday evening.
Garland – who had a powerful goal in the second period – launched a wrist of the left -playing circle under the goalkeeper David Rittich for his 16th goal of the season.
Nils Hoglander also scored and Kevin Lankinen stopped 24 shots to help the Canucks in front of Calgary in the second point of the West Conference.
Adrian Kempe and Warren Foegele scored in the third period for the Kings, who followed 2-0 after two periods. Rittich made 14 stops.
Hoglander patinated through the defense of the Kings and put a wrist on the Rittich glove to put Vancouver at the top half of the first period.
Take -out
Cannucks: The defender of the Hughes stars has returned to programming after Six missing games Due to an undisclosed injury. Hughes, who leads Vancouver with 59 points, obtained a decisive pass on the winning goal and had almost 22 minutes of ice time.
Kiss: Defender Drew Doughty missed the match due to a lower body injury. Doughty collected four points in eight games after missing the first 47 games after breaking her left ankle during the pre-season.
Key
Foegele equaled it to 2 with 5:59 to do in the third when he diverted Jordan Spence's shot before Lankinen. The objective was examined by replay for a potential interference of goalkeeper, but it was determined that none had occurred.
Key statistics
The Kings are fifth of the NHL with a goal differential of more than 17 in the third period, overlapping opponents 71-54.
The next
The Canucks remain in southern California to face the Ducks on Thursday evening. The Kings are in Dallas on Friday evening.
