Pearson tallied an empty-net goal in Wednesday's 5-3 win over the Senators. Pearson's score was just added insurance for the Kings, who quelled any hopes of a late Ottawa rally with the marker. Though the goal was kind of a cheap one, Pearson will take what he can get these days, as he's lost considerable steam after tallying seven goals and nine points in October. Since his two-goal outing against the Blue Jackets on Oct. 26, Pearson has just five points across 21 games.

Pearson picked up his first goal in 12 games in a 3-2 win over Carolina on Thursday. Pearson got off to a hot start with seven goals in his first eight games and earning Rookie of the Month honors for October but was nearly a healthy scratch before netting the game-winner Thursday. We'll see if this gets him back on the right track, though he's no longer skating with linemates Jeff Carter and Tyler Toffoli.

Pearson scored twice, his sixth and seventh of the season, in Sunday's 5-2 win over the Blue Jackets. It took just eight games for the 22-year-old to eclipse last season's seven points, which came over the span of 25 games a year ago, and he should be in line for a lot more. The trio of Pearson, Jeff Carter, and Tyler Toffoli have continued to build on last year's success, and all three could put up huge numbers this season.

Pearson picked up a goal, his fifth of the season, in Sunday's 2-1 victory over the Wild. Pearson is off to a tremendous start, already matching his point total from last season with seven. He's now scored in four of the team's first six games, and should continue to be a force going forward.

Pearson notched his first goal of the season in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Coyotes. Pearson and linemates Tyler Toffoli and Jeff Carter were the only source of offense for the Kings and appear to be showing the same chemistry that they showed in the playoffs last year.

Tanner Pearson showed he could elevate his game to the highest level during his first playoff run with the Kings this spring, and the 22 year old is one to watch regarding his future fantasy potential. Pearson went undrafted in 2011, but exploded for 91 points in 60 games during the 2011-12 OHL season and was selected at the end of the first round in 2012. The late bloomer had a productive season in the AHL this season with Manchester, amassing 32 points in 41 games, and clicked with fellow youngster Tyler Toffoli and veteran Jeff Carter on a superb second line during the playoffs. Pearson notched 12 points in 24 games during the post-season, and has the skills, speed, soft hands and drive to be a productive forward down the road.

Tanner Pearson amassed a game-high eight shots in Wednesday's 2-1 loss to the New York Rangers. He wasn't able to pick up a point in the contest, but he was buzzing around the Rangers' zone. Pearson was also credited with four hits in the game during his 13:15 of ice time. He doesn't have a point in his last six playoff outings.

Tanner Pearson's six-game points streak ended in the Kings' 4-3 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks Friday night. So Pearson is tied him with Daryl Evans (1982) and Warren Rychel (1993) for the longest postseason point streaks by a Los Angeles rookie. Pearson has four goals and 12 points in 18 playoff games this spring.

If Tanner Pearson gets a point on Friday, he will break the Kings' record for the longest playoff points streak by a rookie. Pearson has recorded at least a point in six straight contests. That puts him in a tie with Daryl Evans and Warren Rychel. Pearson has four goals and 12 points in 17 playoff contests.

Tanner Pearson netted his fourth goal of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs in Game 5 of the Western Conference Final. He gave the Kings a 4-3 lead in the second period after the club had fallen behind by 2-0 and 3-1 deficits. Pearson has racked up 12 points in 17 postseason matches after he accounted for three markers and seven points in 25 outings during the regular season. The 21-year-old forward is also first in the NHL playoffs with a plus-11 rating.