After opening the season with a pair of heartbreaking losses to the Minnesota Wild, the Los Angeles Kings are looking for revenge when they visit the Wild on Tuesday in St. Paul, Minn.

The first two meetings between the West Division rivals played out in near-identical fashion, much to the Kings' chagrin. Both games saw Los Angeles take a 3-1 lead into the third period, only for the Wild to tie the score in regulation and then strike in overtime for a 4-3 result.

Minnesota seemed to have another comeback stirring Sunday against the San Jose Sharks, as the Wild recovered from another 3-1 deficit in the second period to equalize the game. This time, however, San Jose's Brent Burns and Matthew Nieto each scored in the last two minutes to hand the Wild a 5-3 loss.