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2012 SC CHAMPIONS !
[fieldset=Pacific Division Finals (WCSF’s) GAME #6 : Los Angeles KINGS (#3) vs. Anaheim DUCKS (#1)]
Game Time: Wednesday May/14/’14 6:30 pm PDT Location:
TV Broadcast: NBC-SN (HD) : TSN : RDS : NHL CenterIce (check your local area listings, black-out restrictions may apply)
Note : (FoxSports-PrimeTicket ‘KINGS LIVE’ Post-Game Show will deliver on-site post-game coverage of the 2014 NHL WCSF’s immediately following the game. )
Radio Broadcast: LA Kings.com Radio Player /or KEIB 1150 AM On-Line Link *
Note : * (Kings Radio Pre-Game w/ Nick Nickson & Daryl Evans on 30 min before game time, and Kings Talk on after every Home Game.)
FREE Online Video Streams : FirstRowSports.TV : myp2p.eu : SportLEMON.tv : AtdheNet.TV : atdhe.tv : LiveStreamHunter.tv : hockeywebcasts.com : Yahoo Online Stream : HockeyStreams.com {Pay-Site} * (links to online feeds provided but not guaranteed to always be active or working.)
Big Game Story: WCSF’s / PDF’s Round 2 Game #6, BATTLE SO. CAL. For the second time in the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Los Angeles Kings have lost three straight games. They were able to rally from a 3-0 deficit to defeat the San Jose Sharks in the Western Conference First Round, but can they solve the new-look Anaheim Ducks, who have 20-year-old instant sensation John Gibson in goal and a collection of young players helping support their superstars in a way the Kings' depth guys have not? Anaheim played well in the first two games of this series but ended up with losses. Los Angeles coach Darryl Sutter said the Kings were fortunate to win Game 1 in overtime, and the Ducks outshot them in a big way in Game 2. Now the Ducks have surged ahead, and their counterattack is giving the Kings a lot of problems. Anaheim's young players are getting better as the series progresses. Each coach has been adamant about the lack of momentum from game-to-game, but the Ducks have been able to find it in bursts during games. Los Angeles won four straight elimination games in the opening round and will need two more to advance to the Western Conference Final for the third consecutive season. There is a wealth of experience to draw upon in the situation, for the players and their coach. The KINGS need to remind DUCKS, KINGS FANS and THEMSELVES which team won a Stanley Cup Championship in 2012. GO KINGS GO !!!
[fieldset=POSSIBLE ROSTER MATCH UPS]
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[shadow=Silver]LOS ANGELES KINGS[/shadow]|[shadow=BLACK]ANAHEIM DUCKS[/shadow]
Forwards|Forwards
#12 Marian Gaborik - #11 Anze Kopitar ‘A’ - #23 Dustin Brown ‘C’ | #77 Devante Smith-Pelly - #15 Ryan Getzlaf ‘C’ - #10 Corey Perry
#70 Tanner Pearson - #77 Jeff Carter - #73 Tyler Toffoli | #62 Patrick Maroon - #13 Nick Bonino - #8 Teemu Selanne ‘A’
#74 Dwight King - #28 Jarret Stoll - #14 Justin Williams | #7 Andrew Cogliano - #11 Saku Koivu ‘A’ - #33 Jakob Silfverberg
#13 Kyle Clifford - #10 Mike Richards ‘A’ - #22 Trevor Lewis | #34 Daniel Winnik - #67 Rickard Rakell - #21 Kyle Palmieri
{scratched} #71 Jordan Nolan, #24 Colin Fraser | {scratched} #22 Mathieu Perreault, #39 Matt Beleskey
#57 Linden Vey | #65 Emerson Etem
Defense | Defense
#6 Jake Muzzin - #8 Drew Doughty | #23 Francois Beauchemin - #47 Hampus Lindholm
#55 Jeff Schultz - #26 Slava Voynov | #55 Bryan Allen - #45 Sami Vatanen
#2 Matt Greene ‘A’ - #27 Alec Martinez | #4 Cam Fowler - #6 Ben Lovejoy
{scratched} #33 Willie Mitchell, #44 Robyn Regehr, #47 Andrew Bodnarchuck | {scratched} #5 Luca Sbisa, #28 Mark Fistric
#81 Andrew Campbell, #43 Brayden McNabb |
Goaltending | Goaltending
#32 Jonathan Quick {expected starter} | #?? John Gibson {expected starter}
#31 Martin Jones |#1 Jonas Hiller
#35 J.F. Berube | #31 Frederik Andersen
As always, line projections are educated assessments and not definite alignments.|As always, line projections are educated assessments and not definite alignments. [/table]
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[shadow=Silver]LOS ANGELES KINGS[/shadow]|[shadow=BLACK]ANAHEIM DUCKS[/shadow]
Forwards|Forwards
#12 Marian Gaborik - #11 Anze Kopitar ‘A’ - #23 Dustin Brown ‘C’ | #77 Devante Smith-Pelly - #15 Ryan Getzlaf ‘C’ - #10 Corey Perry
#70 Tanner Pearson - #77 Jeff Carter - #73 Tyler Toffoli | #62 Patrick Maroon - #13 Nick Bonino - #8 Teemu Selanne ‘A’
#74 Dwight King - #28 Jarret Stoll - #14 Justin Williams | #7 Andrew Cogliano - #11 Saku Koivu ‘A’ - #33 Jakob Silfverberg
#13 Kyle Clifford - #10 Mike Richards ‘A’ - #22 Trevor Lewis | #34 Daniel Winnik - #67 Rickard Rakell - #21 Kyle Palmieri
{scratched} #71 Jordan Nolan, #24 Colin Fraser | {scratched} #22 Mathieu Perreault, #39 Matt Beleskey
#57 Linden Vey | #65 Emerson Etem
Defense | Defense
#6 Jake Muzzin - #8 Drew Doughty | #23 Francois Beauchemin - #47 Hampus Lindholm
#55 Jeff Schultz - #26 Slava Voynov | #55 Bryan Allen - #45 Sami Vatanen
#2 Matt Greene ‘A’ - #27 Alec Martinez | #4 Cam Fowler - #6 Ben Lovejoy
{scratched} #33 Willie Mitchell, #44 Robyn Regehr, #47 Andrew Bodnarchuck | {scratched} #5 Luca Sbisa, #28 Mark Fistric
#81 Andrew Campbell, #43 Brayden McNabb |
Goaltending | Goaltending
#32 Jonathan Quick {expected starter} | #?? John Gibson {expected starter}
#31 Martin Jones |#1 Jonas Hiller
#35 J.F. Berube | #31 Frederik Andersen
As always, line projections are educated assessments and not definite alignments.|As always, line projections are educated assessments and not definite alignments. [/table]
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