Kings Vision: Stanley Cup Moments - Episode 6 - Brown Hits Sedin

[KingsVision]

Stanley Cup Moments presented by McDonalds. Dustin Brown sets the tone for the LA Kings playoff run making a statement with his hit on Henrik Sedin in the first round against Vancouver. Watch the entire series here - lakings.com/moments

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[Captain Mittens*]

Suck it Sedin!

 

[Reclamation Project]

Drew: "Never liked that team."

Love this guy!

 

[Shellz]

Glad to say that I was there for that hit. Just incredible.

 

[Vamos Rafa]

LOL @ Drew. Right off the bat: "Never liked that team."

Awesome.

 

[DocWest]

I loved Carter's grin as he was talking about that hit.

 

[TonySCV]

Henrik scratching at the door to the bench... I'll never forget that.

 

[Whiskeypete]

Henrik scratching at the door to the bench... I'll never forget that.

that visual is permanently burned into my brain

 

[YP44]

Definately has to be one of the best hits in kings history. Loved every minute of it.

 

[Captain Mittens*]

 

[Captain Mittens*]

 

[Captain Mittens*]

We need to talk about Afro guy

 

[FrozenKing18]

That was great!

 

[KingsFan7824]

They can't ever take any part of that Cup run away.

 

[lumbergh]

Every time I see that video I wonder who is the idiot Canuck that sits on the door Henrik is desperate to get into. Anyone know?

 

[lumbergh]

Suck it Sedin!

If wind is what you mean by "it", then yes. Yes he did.

 

[GKJ]

It's fun trying to guess what the next one is. I assume we're going to see something from the Blues series next. I'm thinking Matt Greene's shortie after Dwight King took the boarding penalty that knocked out Pietrangelo. I know it was Game 1, but for me that sequence ended the series as soon as it began. Of course, the Kings came out in Game 2 and went up 4-0.

 

[ukyo]

It's fun trying to guess what the next one is. I assume we're going to see something from the Blues series next. I'm thinking Matt Greene's shortie after Dwight King took the boarding penalty that knocked out Pietrangelo. I know it was Game 1, but for me that sequence ended the series as soon as it began. Of course, the Kings came out in Game 2 and went up 4-0.

I'm going to say Kopitar's shorthanded goal. The one that made my Missouri-born co-worker finally go silent after a good week of talking about how the Blues were going to show the Kings how it's done.

 

[Mattias]

The 5-3 Penalty kill in game 6 might be a good one.