November 25 postgame notes

-With the shootout loss, Los Angeles fell to 29-23-7 all-time against Nashville, a record that includes a road mark of 15-10-5.

-The Kings fell to 7-3-3 against the Western Conference and 4-2-1 against the Central Division.

-Los Angeles has averaged 3.5 goals per game over its last eight games (28 GF / 8 GP).

-The goal allowed by Martin Jones in the shootout ended a 17-for-17 shootout streak to begin his NHL career.

-With a 0-for-6 performance, the Kings moved to 2-for-14 on the season in the shootout.

-Los Angeles’ streak of scoring power play goals in four straight games was snapped. The Kings fell to 2-for-29 on the road on the man advantage this season.

-Drew Doughty set a regular season career high in ice time with 33:40 TOI. His previous high was 33:25, logged January 24, 2013 in Edmonton. He has logged at least 30 minutes in eight of the last 10 games. With his third period goal, Doughty tied Marty McSorley for fifth on the Kings’ all-time defensemen scoring list (61-173=234). He now has points in five straight games (1-4=5).

-Jake Muzzin’s four-game assist/point streak was snapped.

-The Kings attempted 49 shots (21 on goal, 17 blocked, 11 missed). The Predators attempted 54 shots (33 on goal, 8 blocked, 13 missed).

-Los Angeles won 36-of-66 faceoffs. Amongst regular performers, Mike Richards won 7-of-13, Anze Kopitar won 6-of-17, Trevor Lewis won 5-of-8, Jarret Stoll won 15-of-23 and Jeff Carter won 3-of-4.