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The third period of the Minnesota Wild vs. LA Kings game on Wednesday night at the Crypto.com Arena was pure madness.
It all started with Ryan Hartman and Pierre-Luc Dubois dropping the gloves near the neutral zone, sparking a brawl that involved players from both teams.
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Hartman, Zach Bogosian, Jake Lucchini, Mason Shaw, Adam Beckman, Declan Chisholm, Dubois, Anze Kopitar, Quinton Byfield, Adrian Kempe, Vladislav Gavrikov and Matt Roy were all given 10-minute game misconduct penalties.
Earlier, in the first period LA Kings' Andreas Englund and Wild's Jake Middleton were assessed a five-minute major for fighting. Overall, a whopping 154 combined penalty minutes and 12 misconducts were dished out in the contest.
LA Kings down Minnesota Wild with a crushing performance
The Kings put on a dominant performance to take down Minnesota 6-0 at home. It was the 12th time in Minnesota Wild history that they lost a game by at least six goals.
Anze Kopitar collected two points to take his tally to 1,200, becoming the 52nd player in league history to accomplish the milestone.
Philip Danault put the Kings up 1-0 at 5:08 of the first period after redirecting Trevor Moore's pass into the back of Minnesota's net. At 15:03, Kevin Fiala extended the Kings' lead, scoring on the powerplay from the high shot. A minute later, Viktor Arvidsson made it 3-0.
Matt Roy scored 28 seconds into the second period to make it 4-0 for the LA Kings. At 7:34, the Kings extended their lead with Jordan Spence's goal.
With less than three minutes remaining before the final period, Kopitar scored a one-timer from the right circle to make it 6-0.
The Kings next face the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday, while the Minnesota Wild will be up against the St. Louis Blues on Friday.
