Capitals vs Kings Prediction 10/20/26 NHL Picks Today

The Los Angeles Kings and Washington Capitals meet Tuesday in NHL action at the Capital One Arena. Here’s a Capitals vs. Kings Prediction. This article will include a Capitals vs. Kings Pick.

Los Angeles Kings Betting Preview

The Los Angeles Kings lost to the Oilers and Bruins, and they play the Islanders next. The Kings have lost 12 straight games when you include last season’s playoffs.

The Los Angeles Kings are averaging 2 goals per game and are scoring on 14.3 percent of their power-play opportunities. Artemi Panarin leads Los Angeles with 3 goals, Bradnt Clarke has 4 assists, and Adrian Kempe has 17 shots on goal. Defensively, the Los Angeles Kings are allowing 4.17 goals per game and are killing 61.9 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Darcy Kuemper has given up 15 goals on 98 shots faced, and Anton Forsberg has allowed 7 goals on 60 shots.

Washington Capitals Betting Preview

The Washington Capitals beat the Habs and Devils, and they play the Sabres next. The Capitals have won 4 of their last 6 games.

The Washington Capitals average 3.5 goals per game and are scoring on 19 percent of their power-play opportunities. Alex Tuch leads Washington with 5 goals, Dylan Strome has 5 assists, and Boone Jenner has 22 shots on goal. Defensively, the Washington Capitals are allowing 3 goals per game and are killing 82.1 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Logan Thompson has given up 16 goals on 177 shots faced, and Charlie Lindgren has allowed 6 goals on 59 shots.

Why the Washington Capitals will win

Why the Los Angeles Kings will win

Total Goals Facts

Washington Capitals Player Prop Facts

Los Angeles Kings Player Prop Facts

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Capitals vs Kings Injury Report

The Capitals will be without Patrick Thomas, Justin Sourdif, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Matt Roy, and Rasmus Sandin.

The Kings will be without Alex Turcotte, Mats Zuccarello, Jakub Dvorak, Jan Jenik, and Kevin Fiala.

Capitals vs Kings Prediction

The Kings haven’t won a game since the Titanic sank, and they look bad at both ends of the ice. I was high on the Capitals entering the season, and they look solid through eight games and have also been profitable on the season. Until the Kings can prove they can win a game or two, I have zero interest in putting real money on them. As I’ve said before many times already, I’ll be on the Capitals a lot this season. The price is reasonable. Give me the Caps on their home ice.

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