How to Watch Devils at Kings: Stream NHL Live, TV Channel

The New Jersey Devils look to snap a losing skid as their season-longest road trip heads to Los Angeles to face-off against the Kings on Wednesday.

Winless in the first two games of a six-game road trip, the New Jersey Devils look for their first win on away ice since mid-December on Wednesday as they skate into Crypto.com Arena to face-off against the Los Angeles Kings. The Devils offense has struggled on this season-long road trip, scoring two goals in each of the first two games after scoring three or more goals in six of the previous seven outings. Meanwhile, Los Angeles closed out December with consecutive home wins, beating Edmonton in overtime followed by a two-goal performance by Anze Kopitar to spur a come-from-behind win over Philadelphia on Sunday.

How to Watch New Jersey Devils at Los Angeles Kings:

Game Date: Jan. 1, 2025

Game Time: 6:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: FanDuel Sports Network West San Diego 4- NFL

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Devils winger Jesper Bratt ranks 10^th in the league with his team-leading 47 points this season and comes into this game with at least one point in 12 of his last 15 games. The 26-year-old Bratt was a sixth round selection by New Jersey in the 2016 NHL Draft and has thrived over the last four seasons, finding an everyday spot in the lineup and is on pace to break his career-high of 83 points set last season.

The New Jersey offense is paced by its second ranked power play unit that is converting on 30.1 percemt of chances with the man advantage. Despite the high ranking, the Devils have failed to score a goal on the power play in nine of their last 11 games.

Kings center Anze Kopitar leads the team with 39 points this season, posting 10 points in 11 December games. Kopitar has spent his entire 19-year career with Los Angeles, tallying nine 70-point seasons in his career and is on pace for his third in a row.

The Devils won the first meeting over Los Angeles, as Jack Hughes scored a goal and assisted on two others in New Jersey’s 3-1 home win back in mid-December.

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