The series is tied at two as Moore has been a scoring machine in the two games the Kings have won. He has two goals and five points in the two victories and was scoreless in both losses. Moore had three shots on goal Sunday and was involved in a scrum late in the game that netted him 12 penalty minutes. He had 17 goals and 48 points in the regular season, his best year to date in the NHL.

It was a great start to the playoffs for the former Maple Leaf who has found a home in Los Angeles with the Kings. He combined with linemates Alex Iafallo and Phillip Danault for seven points as the Oilers could not contain the troika. Moore ended the season with 17 goals and 48 points, by far his best season in the NHL.

Moore made his mark on the game in the second period with an early shorthanded goal to tie the game (1-1). In the third period, Moore set up Viktor Arvidsson for his 20th goal of the season (3-2) but that was as close as the Kings got to tying the game. Moore has 14 goals and 43 points through 73 games.

Moore kept that run going with a goal and an assist in the Kings' 6-1 win against Nashville on Tuesday. He's up to 12 goals and 40 points in 65 contests this season.