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The Los Angeles Kings took on the San Jose Sharks last night on January 7, 2026 in a high-energy Pacific Division battle at Crypto.com Arena.

It was a goal fest with standout plays from both sides, including Kevin Fiala and Joel Edmondson lighting the lamp for the Kings while the Sharks fired back with tallies from William Eklund, Macklin Celebrini, and Tyler Toffoli on the power play.

Fans are buzzing about the intensity of this rivalry matchup, with social media lighting up over Celebrini's slick finish and Fiala's clutch response.

It's games like this that remind everyone why California hockey is so electric, drawing huge crowds despite the early season grind.

Meanwhile, the Sharks are heating up after a wild 5-4 overtime win over the Anaheim Ducks on Monday, proving there are no pushovers.

They've also got recent highlights against Columbus and Tampa Bay, showing depth across their lineup.

Looking ahead, both teams have quit turnarounds with the Kings facing Minnesota again soon, and San Jose eyeing more road tests.

Keep an eye on these Pacific squads.

They're delivering nonstop drama this week.

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Just a day earlier, they lost 6-3 in Carolina, dropping to their frustrating skid.

But after flying to Washington, D.C., the team held a solid morning meeting, reset their mindset, and came out firing.

They jumped ahead just three minutes in on a shorthanded goal by Radek Faksa, then controlled the game with a 36-24 edge in shots and way more scoring chances.

Backup goalie Casey DeSmith stayed sharp and net for his 10th win.