Los Angeles Kings Dominate Coyotes in 4-1 Victory: Copley’s Redemption and Kopitar’s Milestone

2023-11-21 06:37:30

The Coyotes went 0-for-6 on the power play. Crouse and Nick Schmaltz each missed on breakaways in the first.

“For the most part we were keeping them to the outside,” Copley said. “They didn’t get a whole lot of stuff inside. When they got shots, we were there to clean up the rebounds. When they were having those pushes, we kept them off the board and that and kind of killed their momentum.

Danault scored at 16:15 of the third period for the 4-1 final.

Copley was targeted to start after being pulled for allowing three goals on six shots in a 5-4 win at Arizona on Oct. 27. He had started only one game since.

“We wanted to get a good effort from the group so they could play well in front of him and get him back to where he needed to be,” McLellan said. “All the work he did leading into the game was really important.”

NOTES: Kopitar has 100 points against the Coyotes (95 in regular season, five in Stanley Cup Playoffs). The only other active players with 100 or more against one opponent are Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin. … Kopitar had three goals in three games against Arizona, helping Los Angeles sweep the season series. … Kings defenseman Drew Doughty played his 1,112th game, moving past Dave Taylor for third in Kings history; he trails only Kopitar (1,309) and Dustin Brown (1,296). … Los Angeles forward Blake Lizotte did not play because of an undisclosed injury. He is expected to be out 7-10 days. … The Kings are 8-0-1 when scoring first. … Ingram’s five-game winning streak ended.

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