Well, the hope for the Kings right now has to be to play Vancouver in the first round. With yesterday's results, it looks like Vancouver should finish at the 2 spot in the conference so, assuming that happens, the Kings would need to pass Nashville while staying behind Vegas to do so. Nashville is currently 1 point ahead of the Kings and would win a tiebreaker against the Kings so the Kings would need to get at least 2 more points than Nashville over the last 7 games to pass them. Vegas has 3 more points than the Kings but would lose a tiebreaker with the Kings. The Kings do have a butter soft schedule to end the year.
Kings - 1 game against a playoff team, 2 road games, 1 back to back (today's against San Jose), opponents have average of 65 points
4/4 @ San Jose
4/6 vs Vancouver
4/9 @ Anaheim
4/11 vs Calgary
4/13 vs Anaheim
4/15 vs Minnesota
4/18 vs Chicago
Nashville - 1 game against a playoff team, 4 road games, 2 back to backs, opponents have average of 75.29 points
4/4 vs St. Louis
4/6 @ NY Islanders
4/7 @ New Jersey
4/9 vs Winnipeg
4/12 @ Chicago
4/13 vs Columbus
4/15 @ Pittsburgh
Vegas - 3 games against playoff teams, 3 road games, 0 back to backs, opponents have average of 78.29 points
4/5 @ Arizona
4/8 @ Vancouver
4/10 @ Edmonton
4/12 vs Minnesota
4/14 vs Colorado
4/16 vs Chicago
4/18 vs Anaheim