Los Angeles Kings vs. Montreal Canadiens Picks and Prediction for Tuesday, November 11, 2025
Use Code WWWC It’s an interconference clash between a pair of teams looking to earn a victory as they collide on the ice north of the border when the Los Angeles Kings take on the Montreal Canadiens Tuesday night, and we have the inside scoop with our Kings vs. Canadiens prediction. Los Angeles picked up a 3-2 win on the road over Pittsburgh in their previous contest on Sunday afternoon. Montreal earned a 6-2 home win over Utah in their previous game Saturday night. In the last 10 meetings between the teams, the Kings own an 8-2 advantage and have won the last eight meetings, including a 6-3 home win in the most recent matchup on February 5. Read more about this Kings vs. Canadiens prediction! Our NHL Predictions are sure to provide a great payout. Check them out!
Kings Looking to Continue Road Success
Los Angeles rebounded from a home loss to Florida as they took down Pittsburgh on the road Sunday afternoon. The Kings entered Monday 7-5-4 on the season and were tied for second in the Pacific Division, five points behind Anaheim for the top spot. Los Angeles stands tied for 23rd in the league in goals per game as they score an average of 2.75 goals a night this season. The Kings are tied for 13th in goals against by allowing an average of three goals per contest. Los Angeles is 20th in the league in power play success as they convert 17.6% of their chances with the man advantage this season. The Kings are below average in the penalty killing department as they are 22nd in the league in penalty killing they successfully navigating 76.3% of their shorthanded situations.
Against Pittsburgh, Los Angeles took advantage of a Penguins team playing the second game of a back-to-back to emerge with the win. The Kings were outshot 14-10 in the opening stanza but skated off with the game tied at one after the opening 20 minutes of play. After giving up the opening goal of the period, Anze Kopitar tied the score with his second goal of the year, on the power play, at 14:58, with assists going to Kevin Fiala and Corey Perry. In the second period, the Kings saw the shots even at nine, but they gave up the lone goal of the period to trail 2-1 at the second intermission. The third period saw Los Angeles outshot 10-8, but they outscored Pittsburgh 2-0 to earn the win. Perry tied the game with his seventh goal of the year at 4:49, with assists going to Cody Ceci and Trevor Moore. Fiala tallied the winner with his seventh goal of the season at 11:52 off assists from Drew Doughty and Alex Laferriere. Darcy Kuemper made 31 saves for the Kings, who were outshot 33-27, in the win. Kuemper (5-3-3, 2.52 GAA, .905 save percentage, shutout) is expected to get the start in goal for Los Angeles here.
The Kings have a clean injury report as of Monday afternoon.
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Montreal Trying to Maintain Strong Start
Montreal snapped a two-game skid as they rolled past Utah at home Saturday night in their previous contest. The Canadiens improved to 10-3-2 and stand atop the Atlantic Division standings, two points ahead of Boston for the top spot. Montreal stands 4th in the league in offensive production with 3.80 goals per game on the season. The Canadiens are tied for 15th in goals against as they allow an average of 3.07 goals per contest. Montreal is 5th in the league in power play success by cashing in 27.9% of their chances with the man advantage on the year. The Canadiens are 17th in penalty killing by successfully getting through 78.8% of their shorthanded situations this season.
Against Utah Saturday night, Montreal’s offense broke out in the later stages of the game to skate away with the victory. The Canadiens held a 5-4 edge in shots in the opening period and the teams skated off tied at one at the first intermission. After giving up the opening goal of the period, Montreal tied the game with Oliver Kapanen’s sixth goal of the year at 14:45, with assists going to Ivan Demidov and Alexandre Carrier. The second period saw the Canadiens outshot 15-7 but they outscored Utah 2-1 to take a 3-2 lead after 40 minutes of play. After falling behind 2-1, Cole Caufield tied the game with his 11th goal of the season at 6:44 off an assist from Noah Dobson. Alex Newhook gave the Canadiens a 3-2 lead with his sixth goal of the year at 13:13 with Kapanen drawing the lone assist. In the third period, Montreal held an 11-8 advantage in shots and outscored Utah 3-0 to secure the win. Caufield gave the Canadiens a 4-2 lead with his second goal of the night and 12th of the season at 13:29 off assists from Juraj Slafkovsky and Mike Matheson. Nick Suzuki made it 5-2 with his fourth goal of the year at the 18:00 mark, with Newhook drawing the lone assist. Kirby Dach closed the scoring with his fifth goal of the year, unassisted, at 19:23 of the stanza. Samuel Montembeault made 25 saves for the Canadiens, who were outshot 27-23, in the game. Montembeault (4-3-1, 3.46 GAA, .864 save percentage) is expected to get the start in goal here.
Right-wing Patrik Laine (core) is out indefinitely after surgery. Defenseman Kaiden Guhle (lower body) is out until early December.
Kings vs. Canadiens Pick
Kings vs. Canadiens Moneyline Pick
- Kings +100
The Kings have been excellent on the road this season, posting a 6-1-2 mark as the visiting team compared to a 1-4-2 mark at home. They haven’t been intimidated playing on the road and they get a crack at a Montreal squad that has exceeded expectations to this point of the season. The Canadiens haven’t gotten great goaltending from Montembeault on the year as he has been outplayed by Jakub Dobes. Los Angeles is a veteran squad with plenty of experience and talent. Kopitar has dented the twine in back-to-back games as he gets back into form. Montreal sputters a bit here and that keeps this one under the number.
Kings vs. Canadiens Over/Under Pick
- Under 6.5 (-130)
Los Angeles enters this game having seen the under post an 8-7-1 mark in their 16 games on the year. The Kings have an average total of 5.75 goals per game on the year and that number bumps up slightly to 5.89 goals per game on the road, mainly due to better offensive production as the visiting team. Montreal has seen the over post a 10-3-2 mark on the season. The Canadiens have an average total of 6.87 goals per game with an average of 7.14 goals in their seven home games. We’ve seen the under post a 7-2-1 mark in their last 10 meetings. Montreal has been free-wheeling offensively but the Kings keep them in check somewhat, keeping this game under the total.
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