1989-1990 Los Angeles Kings

What was the record of the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings?

The Los Angeles Kings finished the regular season with a 34-39-7 record. They went 21-16-3 at home and 13-23-4 on the road. Including the playoffs, the Los Angeles Kings went 38-45-7. Their final game was a loss in the Conference Semi-Finals to the Edmonton Oilers.

What division did the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings play in?

The 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings played in the Smythe Division of the Clarence Campbell Conference.

What was the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings record by month?

Among qualifying months, the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings had their best month in December, when they went 7-4-2 and had a 61.5% win percentage. Their worst month was January, when they went 3-8-2 and had a 30.8% win percentage.

Month	Record	Win Percentage %	Goal Differential
October '89	7-6	53.8%	-1
November '89	5-5-2	50%	+3
December '89	7-4-2	61.5%	+17
January '90	3-8-2	30.8%	-5
February '90	6-7	46.2%	-2
March '90	6-8-1	43.3%	-7
April '90	0-1	0%	-4

Did the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings make the Playoffs?

Yes, the Los Angeles Kings made the Playoffs in 1990. They won their first series against the Calgary Flames in the First Round. They eventually lost against the Edmonton Oilers in the Conference Semi-Finals.

How did the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings perform in overtime games?

During the regular season, the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings went 3-2 in overtime games.

How did the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings perform in overtime games in the playoffs?

In the playoffs, the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings went 2-1 in overtime games.

What was the longest win streak for the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings?

The longest win streak during the regular season for the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings was a 4 game winning streak.

What was the longest losing streak for the 1989-90 Los Angeles Kings?

The longest losing streak that the Los Angeles Kings had during the 1989-90 regular season was 5 games, which happened once during the season.