The Kings came into this season hoping to bulldoze their opponents, but so far they're performing more like a backhoe.
They dug themselves another quick hole Saturday night against the visiting Calgary Flames, dug themselves out with three consecutive goals in the third period and then everything caved in down the stretch, as the Flames scored three straight of their own to win, 6-4, in front of the sixth sellout crowd of the season at Staples Center.
Daymond Langkow scored the winner with just under five minutes left, cleaning up a loose puck in front of the net and beating goalkeeper Jason LaBarbera. Kristian Huselius scored an empty netter in the final minute, clinching Calgary's fifth straight victory.
Flames trump Kings' offensive burst (LA Times) 
