Kings' Tanner Pearson out with broken left leg

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Los Angeles Kings rookie forward Tanner Pearson is out indefinitely with a broken left leg.

The Kings confirmed Pearson's injury on their website Sunday.

Pearson was hurt when he crashed feet-first into the boards while skating with Winnipeg Jets defenseman Jay Harrison during the second period of the Kings' 5-4 shootout loss to the Jets on Saturday.

Pearson is the Kings' second-leading goal-scorer with 12 in 42 games this season, though he had three goals in 17 games since the start of December.

Pearson was one of six rookies selected for the skills competition at the NHL All-Star weekend next month. He is still technically a rookie despite playing a significant role last summer during the Kings' run to their second Stanley Cup title in three seasons.

The Kings also faced the Jets without forward Tyler Toffoli, who is out indefinitely with mononucleosis.

Toffoli and Pearson were part of the successful That 70s Line with Jeff Carter earlier this season.

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