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The sharks lose 8-1 in the hands of the kings

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March 30, 2025; Los Angeles, California, United States; The San Jose Sharks defender Luca Cagnoni (42) defends a shot on the goal of the right of Los Angeles Kings, Adrian Kempe (9) in the second period in Crypto.com Arena.

The Kings of Los Angeles beat the San Jose Sharks 8-1 Sunday evening.

San Jose has just paid 6-1 in the hands of New York Rangers on Saturday.

Adrian Kempe and Warren Foegele scored two goals for the Kings, while Phillip Danault, Trevor Moore, Trevor Lewis and Andrei Kuzmenko scored the other goals for. David Rittich made 22 stops.

Cam Lund scored his second NHL goal and the second goal in as many nights. Marc-Edouard Vlasic returned from an upper body injury. Georgi Romanov made 28 stops.

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Danault gave the Kings the advance 1-0 at 5:35 am from the first period with a single pass from a pass from Quinton Byfield.

While the power game ended, Kempe scored his 30th goal of the season at 15: `13. Anze Kopitar nourished a pass at the top of the fold that Kempe timed through the five Romanov holes.

Lund scored his second NHL goal at only 19 seconds after the Sharks killed his penalty at 4:52 am from the second period to make a 2-1 match.

Moore pushed the two goals’ advance, 3-1. Moore found sweet ice behind the defense of the Sharks and beat Romanov through the five holes.

Foegele added another electric game goal to reach 4-1 at 13:21.

Foegele diverts his second from the match at home to do it 5-1.

Kempe scored his second goal of the night and 34 seconds after Foegele scored his second.

Kuzmenko made it 7-1 before Lewis scored 36 seconds later to do it 8-1.

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