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Kings Fall to the Vegas Golden Knights by One Goal, 2-1

The Los Angeles Kings managed one goal against Vegas in Saturday's NHL game and lost by the narrowest margin hockey has.

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Los Angeles Kings fans in black and silver jerseys watch an NHL hockey game on a big screen inside a dim Downtown L.A. bar at night.
Photo illustration: Kings fans watch a hockey broadcast in a Downtown Los Angeles bar. (Photo illustration: The LA Globe)

The Los Angeles Kings lost by a single goal Saturday night, falling 2-1 to the Vegas Golden Knights.

The final score comes from TheSportsDB, whose scores feed marked the game over after a 7 p.m. Pacific start (Data: TheSportsDB · as of 10:51 PM PT). The feed lists it under the 2026-27 NHL season.

That's the narrowest way to lose a hockey game. Vegas scored twice, the Kings scored once, and one more Los Angeles goal would've tied it.

It counts the same as a lopsided loss. It's just one goal from being something else.

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