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Artemi Panarin scores twice and the Kings beat the Islanders in OT for a 2nd straight win

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Whyno, S. (2026, October 23). Artemi Panarin scores twice and the Kings beat the Islanders in OT for a 2nd straight win. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/artemi-panarin-scores-twice-and-the-kings-beat-the-islanders-in-ot-for-a-2nd-straight-win/article_698e931e-86d4-5195-a89c-bb7866b76201.html

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Artemi Panarin scored two goals, and Brandt Clarke netted the overtime winner as the Los Angeles Kings defeated the New York Islanders 3-2 on Thursday night for their second straight win after losing their first six games. Despite being outshot 43-26, the Kings’ Darcy Kuemper made crucial saves with 41 stops to secure the victory. The article highlights Panarin’s performance and Kuemper’s resilience, while noting that Islanders goalie Semyon Varlamov faced a challenging return from knee surgery.

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The Los Angeles Kings defeated the New York Islanders 3-2 in overtime on Thursday night, with Artemi Panarin scoring twice. The win marked the Kings' second consecutive victory after losing their first six games of the season. Despite being outshot 43-26 and largely outplayed for much of the game, the Kings benefited from rusty goaltending by Semyon Varlamov, who allowed soft goals to Panarin early on. Brandt Clarke scored the winning goal with 2:18 left in overtime after a sustained possession by the Kings' team. This victory made the Islanders particularly frustrated as they controlled most of the game but were unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities and struggled with finishing plays.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Artemi Panarin had two goals, Brandt Clarke scored in overtime and the Los Angeles Kings won a second consecutive game, 3-2 at the New York Islanders on Thursday night. asserted

Kings → have → night

The Kings have back-to-back victories after losing their first six games. asserted

Kings → have → games

They were the final NHL team without a win before defeating Washington on Tuesday night. asserted

They → defeat → night

LA was outplayed for much of the Islanders game and outshot 43-26. asserted

LA → outplay → game

Panarin beat rusty backup Semyon Varlamov glove side twice, and Darcy Kuemper kept making stops even as his rebound control was lacking, finishing with 41 saves. asserted

control → beat → saves

Kuemper cracked for the first time with just under six minutes left in the second period when rookie Victor Eklund’s shot squeezed through on a power play. asserted

shot → crack → play

Islanders face of the franchise Matthew Schaefer wired a wrist shot by Kuemper 7:06 into the third. asserted

Schaefer → wire → third

Clarke scored the winner with 2:18 left in 3-on-3 OT after he and his teammates possessed the puck for several shifts in a row. asserted

he → score → row

Varlamov, the 38-year-old making his first home start since Nov. 25, 2024, following double partial knee replacements, denied Adrian Kempe on a penalty shot and made some big-time saves after giving up the soft goals to Panarin on the Kings’ first five shots. asserted

Varlamov → make → shots

Panarin has four points in two games after four combined over the first six. asserted

Panarin → have → six

LA forward Quinton Byfield was out after getting hurt against the Capitals. asserted

Byfield → hurt → Capitals

Byfield did not take part in the morning skate and is considered day to day with an upper-body injury. asserted

Byfield → take → injury

Artemi Panarin scores twice and the Kings beat the Islanders in OT for a 2nd straight win

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