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Everything Jim Hiller said after the LA Kings' crushing OT loss vs. San Jose

The LA Kings let the Sharks score the game-tying goal late in the final frame in the third period before falling short of San Jose in overtime on Jan. 7.

Jim Hiller, Los Angeles Kings | Juan Ocampo/GettyImages

While being shorthanded on the active forward lines on Wednesday night (Jan. 7), the Los Angeles Kings (18-14-10) and head coach Jim Hiller didn't get two points in the standings in the West in the Pacific Division against the San Jose Sharks (21-18-3) on home ice. The Kings were missing four forwards in the active roster lineup, including center captain Anze Kopitar and winger Joel Armia, due to various injury issues, among other reasons.