Kings edge Senators 6-5 in overtime after late comeback effort
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 5:26 AM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026
The Los Angeles Kings held off a furious rally from the Ottawa Senators to secure a 6-5 victory in overtime on October 29. Down 5-1 late in the third period, the Senators scored four unanswered goals to force extra time. Quinton Byfield netted the game-winner for the Kings, extending their unbeaten streak against the Senators to 13 games. Ottawa faced significant challenges, having only nine forwards available and going 25 minutes without a shot on goal. Despite the loss, the Senators salvaged a point from what seemed like a sure defeat.
- •Kings win 6-5 in overtime on October 29
- •Senators erase a four-goal deficit to tie
- •Quinton Byfield scores the overtime winner
- •Ottawa had only nine forwards available
- •Senators extend their comeback streak
- 5:26 AMYahoo Sports — Senators Erase Late Four-Goal Deficit In Wild Comeback, Fall 6-5 to Kings in Overtime
"Down 5-1 in the third period and playing with just nine forwards, the Senators staged a late, four-goal comeback to salvage a point.
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