The Minnesota Wild need to find some consistency as they have split their last 10 games. As a team, the Wild are putting up 2.7 goals a game and are converting on just 7.1 percent of their power plays. On the defensive end, they are giving up 2.7 goals and are killing off 86.4 percent of their penalties. The offense is led by Joel Eriksson Ek with five goals, while Jordan Greenway has added eight helpers.

The Los Angeles Kings have lost five of their last six games. As a team, the Kings are putting up 2.8 goals a game and are converting on 21.3 percent of their power plays. The offense is led by Dustin Brown with six goals, while Anze Kopitar adds 13 helpers. On the defensive end of the ice, they are giving up 3.4 goals and are killing off 85.4 percent of their penalties.

The Wild have had their way with the Kings, having won seven of the last 10 meetings. Minnesota has not played since Feb. 2 due to COVID-19 issues. Eight players, including Nick Bonino, Jonas Brodin, and No. 1 goalie Cam Talbot, are still on the COVID-19 list, meaning - the Wild will have to add players from the minors. Los Angeles took three points in their last two-game series with San Jose (1-0-1). Take the PLUS MONEY on the Kings.

Play on LA.