Kings' Jonathan Quick gets win in 700th game, LA beats Florida 3-2

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Kings’ goaltender Jonathan Quick, playing in his 700th game, stopped Anthony Duclair’s shot during the fifth round of the shootout to give Los Angeles a 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers on Sunday night.

Trevor Moore went top shelf to help the Kings snap the Panthers' five-game winning streak. It was the first time in 31 games the Panthers haven't won when leading after two periods.

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Quick — who is in his 15th season — is the fourth American goaltender to play 700 games in the NHL, joining John Vanbiesbrouck (882), Ryan Miller (796) and Tom Barrasso (777).

He is the 30th all-time in the NHL and third among active players, trailing Chicago’s Marc Andre-Fleury (926) and Montreal’s Carey Price (707).

"Looking back at playing in that many games, you just think about how many great relationships you’ve made over the years with teammates, coaches, trainers that you’ve been with forever," said Quick, who stopped 28 shots to pick up victory No. 352. "Just feel fortunate to have those memories about all those guys.

"A win like tonight, it’s just something that towards the end of the year, these are points that are going to mean a lot."

Florida’s Aleksander Barkov and Los Angeles’ Adrian Kempe also made their shots in the shootout.

Rasmus Kupari and Martin Frk scored for Los Angeles, which snapped a two-game losing streak and remain in second place in the Pacific Division with 74 points.

Eetu Luostarinen and Brandon Montour accounted for the Panthers’ goal. Spencer Knight stopped 34 shots.

Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick (32) stops a shot from Florida Panthers left wing Anthony Duclair