"That's one of our strengths as a group that we're able to have such a quick memory and bounce back," Foegele said of the Kings, who have won seven of eight and eight of 10. "In the first, we came out with so much pace and we played north. I just felt like we were really connected today."

Los Angeles captain Anze Kopitar had two assists as the Kings chased Rangers goaltender Igor Shesterkin in the second period.

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The New York Rangers slumped to 5-0 against the Kings before falling 5-1 on Saturday, and now Ryan Lindgren and Vincent Trocket have called the team out.

The benching comes a little more than a week after Shesterkin agreed to a massive eight-year, $92 million contract with the Rangers. The final goals came 24 seconds apart when Adrian Kempe and Phillip Danault scored at 4:40 and 5:04 of the second.

BOTTOM LINE: The New York Rangers take on the Los Angeles Kings in a non-conference matchup. New York has gone 7-7-1 in home games and 15-12-1 overall. The Rangers are 12-4-1 when scoring three or more goals. Los Angeles is 17-9-3 overall and 7-7-2 on the ...

Rangers goalie Igor Shesterkin was pulled in the second period against the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday afternoon after giving up five even-strength goals on 21 shots.

Ryan Lindgren wasn't happy with the New York Rangers' effort against the Los Angeles Kings. Lindgren called out his teammates after the game, with NHL Insider Vince Mercogliano reporting.

The New York Rangers welcome the Los Angeles Kings to Madison Square Garden for a Saturday afternoon contest (1:00 PM ET - TV: MSG Network - Radio: ESPN 880 AM). The Rangers will play their next four games against Western Conference opponents.

BOTTOM LINE: The New York Rangers take on the Los Angeles Kings in a non-conference matchup. New York has gone 7-7-1 in home games and 15-12-1 overall. The Rangers are 12-4-1 when scoring three or ...

The Los Angeles Kings are wrapping up their current road trip with the first game of a back-to-back against the Nashville Predators. The Kings have logged seven out of ten points so far on this trip,