Kings eye first division title since 1991

JETS (34-39-8) at KINGS (48-28-5)
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Kings can win their first division title since 1991, but their main focus is playing well in their regular-season finale against the Winnipeg Jets at Staples Center on Saturday.
The Kings will clinch the Pacific Division before the game starts if the Anaheim Ducks lose to the Colorado Avalanche, but a win Saturday would trigger it regardless and would also mean they're heading into the Stanley Cup Playoffs on a high note.

"I think, for us, it's just playing a good hockey game," defenseman Rob Scuderi said at the Kings' practice facility. "We want to build [off] the last three games. I thought we struggled pretty good coming down the stretch. We already clinched a playoff spot. But you can't just flip the switch right away in the playoffs. You want to be playing good hockey."
The Kings only other division title was in 1990-91 when it was called the Smythe Division and Wayne Gretzky led them with 163 points. Los Angeles can get to 103 points, its most since a team record 105 points in 1974-75.
Goalie Jonathan Quick can extend his team record with his 41st win. He got the record against the Ducks on Thursday and has 40 of the Kings' 48 wins.
The Kings face a hurdle in Winnipeg, which has played spoiler with wins against the Ducks and San Jose Sharks on its season-ending California trip. The Jets did not skate at Staples Center but goalie Michael Hutchinson is expected to start, according to the Winnipeg Sun.
Here are the projected lineups:
JETS
Nikolaj Ehlers - Mark Scheifele - Blake Wheeler
Marko Dano - Alexander Burmistrov - Drew Stafford
Brandon Tanev - Adam Lowry - Chris Thorburn
Nicolas Petan - Andrew Copp - Joel Armia
Ben Chiarot - Dustin Byfuglien
Mark Stuart - Jacob Trouba
Julian Melchiori - Paul Postma
Michael Hutchinson
Ondrej Pavelec
Injured: Grant Clitsome (upper body), Tyler Myers (knee), Bryan Little (back), Toby Enstrom (knee), Anthony Peluso (shoulder), Mathieu Perreault (concussion), JC Lipon (upper body)
Scratched: Brenden Kichton
KINGS
Milan Lucic - Anze Kopitar - Tanner Pearson
Dustin Brown - Jeff Carter - Tyler Toffoli
Dwight King - Vincent Lecavalier - Trevor Lewis
Kyle Clifford - Andy Andreoff - Kris Versteeg
Brayden McNabb - Drew Doughty
Jake Muzzin - Luke Schenn
Jamie McBain - Rob Scuderi
Jonathan Quick
Jhonas Enroth
Injured: Marian Gaborik (knee), Alec Martinez (undisclosed), Matt Greene (shoulder)
Scratched: Kevin Gravel, Nic Dowd, Nicholas Shore
Status report: Quick was off the ice first. The Kings' lines and defensemen combinations were unchanged from their previous game. Martinez has not skated.
Who's hot:Wheeler has a career-high 10-game point streak, one short of Marian Hossa's franchise record set in 2006-07. … Scheifele has a career-high nine-game point streak. … Lucic has three goals in his past two games. … Kopitar has three assists in his past two games.