US EditionAho’s overtime goal lifts Hurricanes to 3-2 win over Kings
- On Sunday, the Carolina Hurricanes won 3-2 in Raleigh after Sebastian Aho scored early in overtime, attended by about 14,000 fans.
- After a blown three-goal advantage at Washington, the Hurricanes faced urgency when Los Angeles forced overtime with 3:11 left, showing late-game pressure.
- Jordan Staal and Alexander Nikishin scored while rookie Brandon Bussi made 11 saves, extending the Hurricanes' eight-game point streak as Samuel Helenius and Quinton Byfield scored for the Kings.
- The result kept Carolina atop the Metropolitan Division as their goaltender has won 21 of his 25 starts, with the team now at 33-15-6 overall.
- On Tuesday the Hurricanes host Ottawa while the Kings visit Seattle on Wednesday, with Carolina 12-5-1 on power plays and Los Angeles 18-1-7 when scoring three goals.
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The Los Angeles Kings, despite being down, pulled out of overtime against the Carolina Hurricanes, but ultimately came up empty-handed after Sebastian Aho's goal 85 seconds into overtime (2:3). Kings captain Anže Kopitar did not score or assist in over 17 minutes on the ice.
The Los Angeles Kings hockey team, led by a Slovenian captain, only lost to the Hurricanes in overtime in the NHL.
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Kings fall short in OT against Hurricanes
Sebastian Aho scored early in overtime to lead the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 win over the Kings on Sunday. Brandon Bussi made 11 saves to continue his dominant rookie season, while Jordan Staal and Alexander Nikishin also scored for the Hurricanes, who have earned at least a point in eight straight games (6-0-2). Samuel Helenius and Quinton Byfield scored for the Kings and Anton Forsberg made 31 saves. The Kings wrapped up their road trip wit…
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Aho’s overtime goal lifts Hurricanes to 3-2 win over Kings
Sebastian Aho scored early in overtime to lead the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday. Brandon Bussi made 11 saves to continue his dominant rookie season, while Jordan Staal and Alexander Nikishin also scored for the Hurricanes, who have earned at least a point in eight straight games (6-0-2). Samuel Helenius and Quinton Byfield scored for the Kings and Anton Forsberg made 31 saves. The Kings wrapped up their r…
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