Anze Kopitar made a significant impact in the previous matchup against the Sabres, scoring three goals in the third period to lead the Kings to a 3-1 victory. His ability to perform under pressure was highlighted by his quick response, netting the first goal just 13 seconds into the final period, followed by a power-play goal and an empty-netter. Kopitar's performance underscores his importance to the Kings' offensive strategy and their success at home.

Alex Turcotte returned from a five-game absence due to a head injury to join Anze Kopitar and Adrian Kempe on the top line, strengthening the Kings' offensive lineup.

Anze Kopitar, who entered the game as the active leader in points against Colorado, contributed two assists, including a key setup for Adrian Kempe's second goal. His playmaking ability was instrumental in creating scoring opportunities for the Kings, showcasing his continued impact on the ice.

Anže Kopitar's line was effectively neutralized by Elias Pettersson, who matched up against them throughout the game. In over five minutes of even-strength ice time, Kopitar's trio managed only one shot on net, highlighting Pettersson's strong defensive impact and the Canucks' overall dominance in that matchup.

Anze Kopitar opened the scoring for the Kings with a clever play, collecting his own rebound and banking the puck off Juuse Saros' skate. His performance contributed to the team's victory, highlighting his continued impact as a key player for Los Angeles.