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By: Cristina Hauerstein The second weekend of the preseason comes along and there's a total of 19 games Friday through Sunday. Some teams win by a lot and some by a small margin of a goal, let's see who won these 3 days. The Nashville Predatos beat the Lightning back to back with this game, winning 7-1. The lone scorer for the Florida team was Brandon Hagel. Both Matt Duchene and Tanner Jeannot score twice, Alexandre, Colton Sissons and Zach Sanfrof score for Nashville. New Jersey Devils lose to the New York Rangers 2-1. Jack Hughes for the Devils and Artemi Panarin and K'Andre Miller for the Rangers. Toronto won 6-3 against the Ottowa Senators; Nicholas Robertson scored 2 goals, Nicolas Aube-Kubel, Victor Mete, Denis Malgin, and Justin Holl scored the Toronto Goals and Parker Kelly, Drake Batherson and Angus Crookshank scored the Ottowa Goals. The Capitals Won 2-0 against the Wings, with only John Carlson and Lars Eller scoring. The Edmenton Oilers won 2-1 against the Flames, which only Dillon Dube scored and for the Oilers, Leon Draisaitl and Brett Kulak scored. The Anahiem Ducks also win Friday night against the San Jose Sharks with a final of 4-1. Logan Couture was the only goal scorer for the Sharks but Derek Grant, Max Comtois, Frank Vatrano and Nathan Beaulieu score for the Ducks. Another half of the Sharks team beat the Vegas Golden Knights 7-3. Danil Gushcin scores a hat trick, Erik Karlsson, Matt Benning, Matt Jonah Gadjovich and Luke Kunin score for San Jose while Jack Eichel scores two goals, and Reilly Smith scores one for Las Vegas. Sunday Night comes and the Carolina Hurricanes win by a goal, 4-3 against the Florida Panther. Brent Burns scored two goals, Andrei Svechnikov, and Martin Necas scored for the Hurricanes and Rudolfs Balcers, Ryan Lomberg and Zac Dalpe scored for the panthers. Bruins went 4-0 And both Marc McLaughlin and John Beecher had two goal each, back to back. Pittsburgh fell against Buffalo 3-2 with only Drake Caggiula scoring for them and then Victor Olofsson, Tage Thompson and Jack Quinn scored for Buffalo. Senators take it in over time, 5-4, against the Canadiens. Jake Evans is the only one to score two goals for the Montreal team and the Rem Pitlick and Justin Barron scored the other two. Alex DeBricant scored two goals, one the game winner as well as Shane Pinto and Mathieu Joseph scored one goal for Ottowa. The Blue Jackets beat the Capitals 2-1. Aliaksei Protas scores for the Capitals while Carsen Meyer and Yegor Chinakhov score for the Blue Jackets. Dallas wins 5-2 against St. Louis. While Jacob Peterson, Mason Marchment and Ryan Shea score 3 goals going unresponded, Pavel Buchnevich interrupts the Dallas streak, but Wyatt Johnston comes back with another Dallas goal and Fredrick dumps the last Blues goal before Logan Brown scores the winner for the Texas team. Edmenton Oilers win it in a shootout against the Winnipeg Jets. The four goals scored in regulation were scored 2 by Cole Perfetti on the Jets and Tyler Benson and Jason Demers on the Oilers. Shootout went 1-1 Oilers and 0-3 Jets. Detroit score 3 goals against the Hawks and won 3-0. Jakub Vrana, Dylan Larkin and Lucas Raymond scored that game. The Kraken also score 4 goals with no response from the Vancouver Canucks giving them a win. Two goals from Yanni Hourde and one from Matt Beniers as well as Alex Wennberg. Only 3 games Sunday evening and the first was won by the Islanders 2-1. The one goal for the Flyers was for Tony Deangelo and the two for the Islanders were by Kyle Palmieri and Scott Meyfield. Minnesota goes 3-0 against Chicago, Connor Dewar, Matt Boldy and Brandon Duhaime scoring the three goals. LA wins the last game 2-1 against Anaheim. Rocco Grimaldi for the Ducks and Adrian Kempe and Arthur kaliyev for the Kings.

By: Cristina Hauerstein A total of 15 games were played between Wednesday and Thursday. Here's are a breif overview of the results and who scored those gamw winning goals. The Toronto Maple Leafs win the first game of the night on Wednesday, against the Montreal Canadiens, with no goals against, winning 3-0. The three goal scorers were, Nicholas Robertson, Denis Malgin, and Nick Abruzzese. After, the Columbus Blue Jackets won 4-1 against the Buffalo Sabres with only Chase Priskie scoring for the Sabres and Emil Bemstrom, Kirill Marchenko, Jakub Voracek and Carson Meyer score for the Blue Jackets. Washington Capitals win 3-1 against the Philadelphia Flyers. Kevin Hayes scored for the Philly team while Dylan Storme, who scored two goals, and Conor Brown score for the D.C. team. The Detroit Red Wings fall short against the Chicago Blackhawks with a final of 4-2. Adam Erne scores the two lone goals for the Detroit Red Wings while Dylan Sikura, Lukas Reichel, Juihar Khaira and Sam Lafferty score for the Chicago Blackhawks. The Calgary Flames is another team that doesn't let the opponent score, winning 4-0 against the Edmenton Oilers. Brett Sutter, Michael Stone, Mackenzie Weegar and Jonathan Huberdeau score during this game. The Ducks beat the Coyotes, 3-1 with only Dylan Guenther scoring for the Arizona team and Pavol Regenda, Ryan Strome, and Isac Lundestrom score for the Anehiem team. The Vegas Golden Knights outscore the Colorado Avalanche by 7-1. William Karlsson, Gage Quinney, Michael Amaido, Paul Cotter, Keegan Kolesar, Kaedan Korczak and Chandler Stephenson score for Vegas and Alex Beaucage scores for Colorado. The last game Wednesday night was won by the San Jose Sharks 3-1 against the Los Angeles Kings. Thomas Bordeleau, Evgeny Svechnikov and Scott Harrington score for the Sharks while Carl Grundstrom score for the Kings. Thursday Night the Predators beat the Lightning 2-0 with only Nino Niederreiter and John Leonard scoring. Later, the New Jersey Devils beat the New York Rangers 5-2. Chris Kreider and Alexis Lafrenière score for New York and Miles Wood, Nathan Bastian, Dougie Hamilton, Tomas Tatar and Erik Haula score for New Jersey. The Carolina Hurricanes also win 5-2 against the Florida Panthers making Sam Bennett and Brandon Montour the goal scorers for Florida and Stefan Noesen, Derek Stepan, Justin Robidas, Vasiliy Ponomarev and Jack Drury the goal scorers for the Hurricanes. Winnipeg beats Montreal 4-3. Kaiden Guhle, Cole Caufield and Brendan Gallagher score for Montreal and Evan Polei, Cole Maier, Brad Lambert, and Nate Schimdt score for Winnipeg. Columbus Blue Jackets fall against the St. Louis Blues 4-2 with the only scoring player on the Blue Jackets is Yegor Chinakhov and Pavel Buchnevich, Robert Bortuzzo, Hugh McGing, and Niko Mikkola score for St. Louis. The Minnesota Wild is another team to beat a team 5-2, the Dallas Stars. Ty Dellandrea and Nils Lundkvist score for Dallas and Marco Rossi, Mats Zuccarello, Jonas Brodin, Jared Spurgeon and Sam Steel score for Minnesota. Seattle takes the last win Thursday night, 4-3 against Vancouver. Andrei Kuzmenko scores two goals and Tanner Pearson scores one for the Canucks and Tye Kartye, Kole Lind, John Hayden, and Ryan Donato score for the Kraken.

By: Cristina Hauerstein There was a full week of pre-season games, many new and old players were playing this week, and teams cut down their roster for this years season. Here's what happened in the beginning of the week. Nashville Predators and Florida Panthers had split squads Monday, Panthers winning the first game 4-3 but Predators winning the second one 4-0. The goal scorers for the Panthers were Eetu Luotarinen, Kai Schwindt, Ryan and Lomberg and Aleksander Barkov on OT. The goal Scorers for the Predators were Juuso Parssinen, Roland Mckeown, Ryan Johansen, Filip Forsberg, Cody Glass, Colton Sissons and Tanner Jeannot. The New Jersey Devils beat the Montreal Canadiens 2-1. Though Cole Caufield scores the first and only goal for Montreal, Tomas Tatar and Graeme Clarke sealed the win for the New Jersey team. Los Angeles Kings also won 2-1 in overtime against the Las Vegas Golden Knights. Jack Eichel scored the only goal for the Knights and Kevin Fiala and Adrian Kempe scored the two goals for the Kings. Kraken beat the Oilers 3-0. The only goal scorers that night were Matty Beniers, Ryan Donato, and Morgan Geekie. St. Louis Blues were also able to prevent a goal from the Dallas stars and win 4-0, Logan Brown, William Bitten and Josh Leivo, who scores twice, are the goal scorers of the game. The New York Rangers take the last Monday win 4-1 against the rival team, New York Islanders. Only Robin Salo scores for the Isles and Jimmy Vesey, Chris Kreider, K'andre Miller and Jack Jones score the goals for the Rangers. Tuesday the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-1. Only Vladislav Namestnikov scored for the Lightning while Andrei Svechnikov, Paul Stastny, Sebastian Aho, Seth Jarvis and Malte Stromwall scored for Carolina. The New Jersey Devils took their back to back win against the New York Islanders with a final of 4-1. Only Nikita Soshnikov scored for the Islanders and Yegor Sharangovich, Dougie Hamilton, Jack Hughes and Erik Haula scored for the Devils. Then the Detroit Red Wings scored big winning 6-2 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Dominik Kubalik, Filip Zadina, Elmer Soderblom, and Steven Kampfer scored for the Detroit team while only Brock McGinn and Bryan Rust scored for the Pittsburgh team. The Boston Bruins later beat the New York Rangers 3-2. A.J. Greener scored twice for the Bruins as well as Oskar Steen scored once while Adam Fox and Alexis LaFrenière scored for the Rangers. Buffalo Sabres beat the Philadelphia Flyers 2-1, with Brandon Biro scoring the only two goals for Buffalo and Travis Konecy scoring for Philadelphia. Dallas beats Arizona in OT 4-3. Ryan Shea, Joel Kiviranta and Mason Marchment, who scores twice, all score for the Stars as well as Shayne Gostisbehere, Nick Bjugstad, and Vladislav Kolyachonok score for the Coyotes. Winnipeg Jets win on Tuesday night against the Ottowa Senators 5-3. Daniel Torgersson(x2), Michael Eyssimont, Ville Heinola, and Kyle Connor score for the Jets. Tyler Motte, Cole Reinhardt and Shane Pinto score for the Senators. Saint Louis Blues win again 4-1 Against the Chicago Blackhawks. Ryan O'Reilly, Justin Faulk, Nikita Alexandrov and Griffin Luce score for the Blues and Cole Guttman scores for the Blackhawks. Minnesota Wild beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-2. Alex Newhook and Martin Kaut score for Colorado and Tyson Jost (x2), Nic Petan, Vladislav Firstov, Brandon Duhaime. Seattle Kraken went 3-0 against the Calgary Flames. Daniel Sprong, Jaden Schwartz and Andrew Poturalski scored for the Kraken team. The last game was won by the San Diego Sharks against the Anaheim Ducks. Noah Gregor, Scott Reedy, Danil Gushchin, Max Veronneau and Jonah Gadjovich scored for the Sharks but Hunter Drew, Glenn Gawdin (x2), and Josh Lopina scored for the Ducks. Part 2 will be out soon.

By: Cristina Hauerstein We can all agree that we are far from knowing whose going to take certain awards this 2022-23 season, but we certainly can make predictions anyway, and compare them in May and see how close, or how far, from being right we were. (Scroll to end for award dictionary) Here are some fan preditions. 1- HART: Makar ART ROSS: Kucherov ROCKET RICHARD: Matthews CALDER: Beniers NORRIS: Makar VEZINA: Sorokin SELKE: Lindhom JACK ADAMS: Lalonde JIM GREGORY: Dorion 2- HART: Mcdavid ART ROSS: Mdavid ROCKET RICHARD: Matthews CALDER: Power NORRIS: Makar VEZINA: Saros SELKE: Matthews JACK ADAMS: Lalonde JIM GREGORY: Dorion 3- HART: Mcdavid ART ROSS: Kucherov ROCKET RICHARD: Mcdavid CALDER: Eklund NORRIS: Makar VEZINA: Vasilevsky SELKE: Lindhom JACK ADAMS: Berube JIM GREGORY: Treivling AWARD DICTIONARY: HART: Most Valuable Player NHL ART ROSS: NHL Point Leader ROCKET RICHARD: NHL Goal Leader CALDER: Most Proficient Player In His First Year In NHL NORRIS: Defense Player Who Demostrates The Greatest All-Round Ability In The Position In NHL VEZINA: Best Goaltender In The NHL SELKE: Forward That Shows Best Defensive Component Of the Game In The NHL JACK ADAMS: Best Coach In The NHL JIM GREGORY: Best General Manager In The NHL Huge thank you for those who participated! Who do you think is going to win each of these awards? How accurate do you think these are?

By: Cristina Hauerstein It's easy to lose track of where teams stand after a while, especially with so many games during one day of the week. Here's a clear list of where each team stands right now. AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE EAST Dolphins 3-1-0 Bills 3-1-0 Jets 2-2-0 Patriots 1-3-0 WEST Chiefs 3-1-0 Chargers 2-2-0 Broncos 2-2-0 Raiders 1-3-0 NORTH Browns 2-2-0 Ravens 2-2-0 Bengals 2-2-0 Steelers 1-3-0 SOUTH Jaguars 2-2-0 Titans 2-2-0 Colts 1-2-1 Texans 0-3-1 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE EAST Eagles 4-0-0 Cowboys 3-1-0 Giants 3-1-0 Commanders 1-3-0 WEST 49ers 2-2-0 Rams 2-2-0 Cardinals 2-2-0 Seahawks 2-2-0 NORTH Vikings 3-1-0 Packers 3-1-0 Bears 2-2-0 Lions 1-3-0 SOUTH Buccanners 2-2-0 Falcons 2-2-0 Panthers 1-3-0 Saints 1-3-0 Some points: Eagles are the only team that hasn't lost yet, there was only one tie so far between the Colts and Texans, and some surprising teams so far have been the Giants and the Cowboys. More information and specifics on the official NFL website.

by: Cristina Hauerstein Month two is underway but some team could still turn around before the playoffs, but for now, enjoy that Thursday/Sunday/Monday night football and clock in to this weeks games. Here is a list of who is playing who. Broncos vs Colts Thurs 6 Packers vs Gaints Sun 9 Patriots vs Lions Sun 9 Browns vs Chargers Sun 9 Jaguars vs Texans Sun 9 Bucanneers vs Falcons Sun 9 Bills vs Steelers Sun 9 Jets vs Dolphins Sun 9 Vikings vs Bears Sun 9 Commanders vs Titans Sun 9 Saints vs Seahawks Sun 9 Panthers vs 49ers Sun 9 Cardinals vs Eagles Sun 9 Rams vs Cowboys Sun 9 Ravens vs Bengals Mon 10 Cheifs vs Raiders Mon 10 For more information, check out the official NFL website and hopefully your fantasy team wins this week!

By: Cristina Hauerstein One month down, a lot more to go. Here's this weeks results, stats taken from NFL. For specifics check the NFL website Bengals takes another win this week against the Dolphins of 27-15. Saints lose by 3 points against the Vikings, final score being 28-25. Seahawks surprise the league winning 48-45 against the Lions. Steelers lose against their rival, the Jets, 24-20. Giants win against the Bears 20-12. Tennessee seak another win against the Colts making the final score 24-17. Texans lose by 10 points with a score of 34-24 against the Chargers. Browns barely win but sadly fall against the Falcons to a final of 23-20. Cowboys take a huge win of 25-10 against the Commanders. Eagles beat the Jaugars 29-21. Bills continue to thrive, beating the Ravens 23-20. Panthers lose by 10 points to the Cardinals 26-10. Raiders take a win this week, 32-23 against the Broncos. Packers win it in OT 27-24 against the Patriots. Another devistating loss for the Buccaneers of 41-31 against the Cheifs. 49ers take the final huge win of the week with a final score of 24-9 to Rams.

By Lily Belcher Tom Brady’s late offensive production fell short in Tampa Bay’s 41-31 loss to Kansas City Sunday night. It was the most points given up by the Buccaneers defense since Todd Bowles joined the coaching staff back in 2019. The Bucs gave up the ball early after fumbling it to the Chiefs after the kickoff, allowing Patrick Mahomes’ offense to score an early touchdown. Tampa Bay answered with a field goal, but their defensive line allowed the Chiefs to take an early and commanding lead. Kansas City scored again on their next two possessions with 79-yard drive and 86-yard drive into Tampa Bay’s endzone, giving Mahomes three touchdowns in the first quarter as Tampa Bay trailed 21-3. After a touchback to start the second quarter, Brady moved the ball downfield before completing a 13-yard touchdown pass to Mike Evans, who was back on the field this week after serving a one game suspension. Kansas City and Tampa Bay each scored at the end of the second half to maintain the Chief’s lead at 28-17. The Chiefs slipped another touchdown past Tampa Bay’s line, despite the defense sacking Mahomes at the 10-yard line before he completed his fourth touchdown pass of the game. The Buccaneers answered with a touchdown before Kansas City tacked on another three points with a quarter ending field goal. Despite Brady’s urgent attempt to catch up from a 41-24 deficit in the fourth quarter, scoring a touchdown in the final eight minutes of the game, his offense failed to make up for the weak Buccaneers defense. The Buccaneers gave Brady the ball back after an interception off Mahomes with less than five minutes to go in the fourth. Racing the clock, Brady made five quick plays without a huddle and drove the ball into the endzone one last time with a short pass to Leonard Fournette. Tampa Bay got one more possession in the last 45 seconds but failed to close the ten-point gap that gave them their second straight loss. The Buccaneers look to improve their record next week with a 1 pm matchup in Tampa against the Atlanta Falcons.

By Lily Belcher The Tampa Bay Rays secured their fourth consecutive postseason appearance in a 7-3 victory over the Houston Astros Friday night. The Rays became the fifth team to clinch the postseason eight times since 2008, joining the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta Braves, and St. Louis Cardinals. They are also the first AL team in the expansion era to clinch the postseason berth on a 9+ game roadtrip. “It’s nice to get a win and know that were in,” Kevin Cash said with five games to go in the regular season. Drew Rasmussen pitched seven innings, using only 73 pitches and giving up just two runs to the AL West Champions. He retired 10 of his last 11 batters before being relieved by Javy Guerra and Colin Poche for an inning each. The seven-run win came off a handful of well-timed hits. Harold Ramirez got a two out RBI base hit in the first inning to score Yandy Diaz from third. Randy Arozarena drove in Diaz with a triple in the fifth and scored off a Wander Franco single in the same inning. Francisco Mejia, Jose Siri, and Taylor Walls scored in the sixth and Taylor Walls tacked on another insurance run with a solo shot in the eighth. After a muted on the field celebration, the Rays celebrated in the locker room with a champagne and beer shower. “I think, as we know, our hopes [are] on our pitching staff and to have those guys front lining it is huge,” said Pete Fairbanks between a beer splashing contest with Shane McClanahan. Due to a seemingly endless number of injuries, the Rays relied on their flexibility in the lineup and resilience on the field. The teamwide ability to adapt to these injuries and the reliable performance of the starting lineup led Tampa Bay to their eighth post season appearance. Right now, the Rays are set to face the Cleveland Guardians in a three game wildcard series in the first round of the postseason bracket. Until the postseason, the Rays will play two more games against Houston and head to Boston for the final three games of the 2022 regular season.

By Lily Belcher The Rays right hander underwent surgery on August 4, 2021 after a partial tear to his ACL last summer. While Glasnow maintained he would be back as soon as possible, Kevin Cash and the Rays set his earliest potential return date to the 2022 postseason. Still, Glasnow returned two weeks early while the Rays battle for a spot in the postseason. Tyler Glasnow made his return to the mound Wednesday night just 13 months after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Glasnow pitched three innings with three strikeouts and gave up one homerun and one single in his first outing of the season. The Rays ace looked collected on the mound, seemingly unphased by the pressure of his season debut, tossing a 98 mph fastball for his first pitch. He tossed 29 fastballs (with a maximum velocity of 99 mph on eight of them) in the two-hit, 50 pitch outing. Glasnow also showcased his curveball and slider against Cleveland’s offense. Christian Bethancourt hit an RBI single to score Ji-Man Choi from second in the second inning to spot Glasnow a one-run lead. While Glasnow got the first six Cleveland batters out, he gave up the solo shot to Gabriel Arias, tying the game at one run. Glasnow was relieved by Garrett Cleavinger, Calvin Faucher, and Brooks Raley before an hour weather delay interrupted the game in the seventh inning. In the top of the seventh, the Rays loaded the bases with a leadoff base hit by Choi followed by two walks, broken up by a stolen base by Choi’s pinch runner Miles Mastrobuoni. With Jose Siri up to bat with one out, the game was delayed and Siri grounded into a double play to leave the bases loaded after the rain passed. Heading into the top of the tenth, the Rays went three up, three down before handing the ball over to closer Javy Guerra. Guerra intentionally walked Andres Gimenez who advanced to third before Amed Rosario hit a walk off RBI single to end the game. With just seven games to go in the season ending road trip, the Rays look to clinch the post season berth while clinging to the second wildcard spot. Toronto is two games ahead and Tampa Bay is a half game ahead of Seattle, with Baltimore trailing by four and a half games. The Rays will face the Guardians in the final regular season matchup Thursday at 6:10 pm.

We are wrapping it up month 1 this week, and here's a list of who's playing who Thursday through Monday. Bengals vs Dolphins Thurs 29th Saints vs Vikings Sun 2nd Lions vs Seahawks Sun 2nd Steelers vs Jets Sun 2nd Giants vs Bears Sun 2nd Colts vs Titans Sun 2nd Texans vs Chargers Sun 2nd Falcons vs Browns Sun 2nd Cowboys vs Commanders Sun 2nd Eagles vs Jaugars Sun 2nd Ravens vs Bills Sun 2nd Panthers vs Cardinals Sun 2nd Raiders vs Broncos Sun 2nd Packers vs Patriots Sun 2nd Buccaneers vs Cheifs Mon 3rd 49ers vs Rams Mon 3rd Stay tunned for the updates!

By: Cristina Hauerstein Sunday we had 10 games, 3 of those split squad. First played the Columbus Blue Jackets against the Pittsburgh Penguins, where the The Penguins won 3-2. Jon Lizotte, Corey Andonovski, and Jason Zucker scored for the Penguins while James Neal and Nick Blankenburg scored for the Jackets. During their second game, the winners were flipped and Columbus won 5-1 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Only Jordan Frasca scored for the Penguins while for the Jackets, Justin Danforth scored two goals and Patrick Laine, Jakub Voracek and Gustav Nyquist all scored one goal. The second split squad that played were the Colorado Avalanche against the Minnesota Wild, but the wild only played one game. The second part of the Avs squad played agains The Vegas Golden Knights. The goal scorers for the Avalanche team were Spencer Smallman, Shane Bowers, Alex Beaucage, J.T. Compher and Bowen Byram while for the Wild it was Kirill kaprizov, Ryan Hartman and Calen Addison while only Paul Cotter scored for the Vegas Golden Knights. Minnesota won the first game against the Avalanche while during the second game Colorado was able to beat the Vegas team. The last split squad games were Calgary Flames versus Vancouver Canucks. The game was won in overtime by Michael Stone on the Calgary Flames, Mitchell Mclain and Ben Jones also scored for the Flames while Vasily Podkolzin and Conor Garland scored for the Canucks. Flames also won the second game, 4-0, with Jonathan huberdeau, Cody Eakin, Blake Coleman and Brett Sutter scoring. Buffalo Sabres also won in overtime against the Washington Capitals. Dylan Cozens, Tyson Kosak, Jack Quinn and Vinnie Hinostroza scored against the Capitals while Anthony Mantha, Conor Sheary and Joe Snively scored against the Sabres. Anahiem Ducks players beat the Arizona Coyotes 3-2. Pavol Regenda, Tristan Luneau and Isac Lunderstrom scoring for the Ducks and Liam O'Brien and Christian Fischer scoring for the Coyotes. Edmeton Oilers go 4-0 against the Winnipeg Jets. Markus Niemelainen, James Hamblin, Ryan Mcleod and Dylan Holloway score the 4 goals. The last game also goes to overtime, Logan Couture winning the game for the San Jose Sharks against the Los Angeles Kings. Luke Kunin and Timo Meier also scored for the Sharks and Carl Grundstrom and Blake Lizotte scored for the Kings. It was a weekend full of hockey and there is more to come this pre-season so stay tuned!