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Kings Vision: Stanley Cup Moments - Episode 7 - Kings Sweep St. Louis

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Stanley Cup Moments presented by McDonalds. The LA Kings continue their dominant 2012 playoff run by sweeping the St. Louis Blues in the second round. Watch the entire series here - lakings.com/moments
 
Absolutely love these videos. The only thing that bums me out is the fact that we see Mitchell and Greene a lot in them and we've basically been without those 2 guys the entire season.
 
May favorite memory from that series was Voynov's dominant shift where he kept the puck in the Blues end with the clock winding down. It seemed like the puck was in the Blues zone for an eternity.
 
Haha Wil Wheaton at 4:41

This was the only playoff game I couldn't make it out to, so I gave the tickets to my sister and her fiancée. Suffice it to say, they had a great time (...and I'm thinking I should never go to game 4's if we're ever up 3-0 in a series again).
 
I like to think of it as the series that broke Brian Ellllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioooooooooooooot
 
I wish I could just see all the moments that they are doing ahead of time. I hate waiting and I love these.
 


Definitely one of my most favorite moments in Kings history. Staples was rocking that night.
 
Telos said:


Definitely one of my most favorite moments in Kings history. Staples was rocking that night.
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Up until Penner scored the OT goal against Phoenix, my favorite moment in Kings history. Lots of favorite moments surpassed last year.
 
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They have no Kopitar; they have no Quick. Before Hitchcock go there, they were a non-playoff team while our team, after getting Carter, was very deep in talent. And now we're in their heads as the one team they can not beat.
 
Rorschach said:
They have no Kopitar; they have no Quick. Before Hitchcock go there, they were a non-playoff team while our team, after getting Carter, was very deep in talent. And now we're in their heads as the one team they can not beat.
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Which can't be stressed enough. I'm wary about teams that make quantum leaps in the standings from non-playoff team to Cup contender the next year. Worst to first happens in baseball and football, even, but not too much in hockey. The Lightning haven't even back to the playoffs since their run.

The Kings were steady risers over the years. Which leads me to the irony of how the Kings were HF darlings during the building process, because HF loves potential. Then the minute the Kings realized their potential and started looking like world-beaters, it's just a hot streak and riding a hot goaltender. Now, the main board loves talking about the Kings in a negative light. Ahh, it's good to be the king.
 
cyclones22 said:
Which can't be stressed enough. I'm wary about teams that make quantum leaps in the standings from non-playoff team to Cup contender the next year. Worst to first happens in baseball and football, even, but not too much in hockey. The Lightning haven't even back to the playoffs since their run.

The Kings were steady risers over the years. Which leads me to the irony of how the Kings were HF darlings during the building process, because HF loves potential. Then the minute the Kings realized their potential and started looking like world-beaters, it's just a hot streak and riding a hot goaltender. Now, the main board loves talking about the Kings in a negative light. Ahh, it's good to be the king.
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Yup, in fact the a couple of teams in the West, the so-called best teams this year, have a lot in common with last year's "best.".
 
Telos said:


Definitely one of my most favorite moments in Kings history. Staples was rocking that night.
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That video is such a treat to watch. The complete domination just in the two minute stretch there is very impressive.
 
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