As of this game, the Los Angeles Kings have won 13 of their last 15 playoff games, including all 9 out of their 9 road games (an NHL record). They are one win away from tying the NHL record for total postseason road victories.
It’s debatable whether Brodeur would have stopped the shot had he kept his pad down (just before the shot, he raises his pad in anticipation of a high shot but Kopitar shoots it low). Had he kept his pad on the ice, Kopitar may well have raised the puck. Only Kopitar knows what he would have done. One thing we know for sure is that he must not be feeling too bad about getting his first glimpses of winning the Stanley Cup.
2012 Stanley Cup Finals
LA Kings vs NJ Devils — Game 1
May 30, 2012
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This is the reason the Canucks, the Blues, and the Coyotes were VERY desperate in Game 2!!
marty forgot that pock check was an option,ps,i hate kovi=mr bad puck play
erm he fucked him (marty) like a kid so stfu he is the king of kings
MARTIE BLOWDOOR! MARTIE THE OLD FARTIE!
Overtime is Kopi-time.
either team could have won and that says a lot about devils, lots of missed shots,kings are a great team and devils had too many injuries
Kopitar moving in alooooone he scores! best commentator
no Bob Miller play by play is a hollow kings win I'm still sad
about it