Kings Extend Home Dominance with Record-Setting Win Over Bruins

Los Angeles secures their 14th straight home game without a regulation loss, while Boston's sixth consecutive defeat dims their playoff hopes.

The Kings defeated the Boston Bruins 7-2 on Sunday, marking their 14th consecutive home game without a regulation loss, a franchise record.
Los Angeles is now tied with the Edmonton Oilers for second place in the Pacific Division after winning eight of their last nine games.
Quinton Byfield scored in his seventh straight home game, contributing to the Kings' offensive surge of 14 goals over two games.
Warren Foegele reached his 100th career goal during his 500th NHL game, while Darcy Kuemper improved to 13-0-1 in his last 14 home starts.
The Bruins, now six points out of an Eastern Conference wildcard spot with ten games remaining, extended their losing streak to six games.