Jonathan Quick wants the NHL season to resume if only to give the Los Angeles Kings a chance to reignite the hot streak they had going before everything got shut down.

The Kings won seven in a row and were 10-2-1 in the 13 games before the season was Washington Nationals Jersey Number Letter Kits paused March 12 due to concerns surrounding the coronavirus.

The Kings (29-35-6) are Disney Iron On Transfers 14 points behind the Nashville Predators and Vancouver Canucks for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Western Conference, so odds are, if the regular time of year resumes, they remain unlikely to reach the postseason.

But the way they were playing prior to the pause, especially because it came after trading goalie Jack Campbell, defenseman Alec Martinez, and forwards Tyler Toffoli, Kyle Clifford and Trevor Moore, gives Quick and the Kings reason to believe next period will be better.

The Kings allowed 10 goals in their seven-game winning streak from Feb. 26-March 11. Among four one-goal wins were 2-1 in overtime against the New Jersey Devils and 1-0 in a shootout against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

LA is 6-0-1 in one-goal games since Jan. 30 after going 9-9-5 within their first 23 one-goal online games.

Quick and backup goalie Calvin Petersen were getting used to a rotation that started Feb. 6, when the Kings traded Campbell and Clifford to the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Quick and Peterson each made eight starts in L.A.'s last 16 video games; Quick was 5-2-1 with a .941 save percentage and 1.84 goals-against covid-19 Full Color Iron On Stickers average, and Peterson was 5-3-0 with a .922 conserve percentage and 2.64 GAA.

Quick is 16-22-4 with a 2.79 goals-against average and a .904 save percentage this season, his 13th in the NHL

The Kings were playing how Quick and several of his teammates thought they should have been playing from the start of the season.

It was surprising to them that they struggled by heading 11-15-1 through November, including 3-7-1 in October, even though Quick acknowledges the Kings knew that getting accustomed to first-year coach Todd McLellan and new systems was going to take some time.

Now they hope to come out of the pause playing the way they were going into it.