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Get tix to a night of music+fashion on 6/11 at Sound Nightclub.
Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto discuss 'Star Trek Into Darkness.'
A day after getting assist to help lift Kings to 1-0 win, Martinez eases postseason tension at practice with sombrero from Coach Darryl Sutter. Kings can tie series against St. Louis on Monday.
Kings trail 2-0 in series against Blues, but as Coach Darryl Sutter says, it isn't an 'end-of-the-world' situation. They just have to play better, and score more.
It's an honest sport with strategy, quirks and its own moral code. And the Ducks and the Kings have a shot at a title again.
The Kings have scored two goals in two games and are in a 2-0 hole in the series after Barret Jackman scores for St. Louis with 50.4 seconds remaining.
Coach Darryl Sutter will keep Anze Kopitar and Dustin Brown on different lines. Sutter, players offer support of Jonathan Quick after Tuesday's loss.
Jonathan Quick turns away shots all game, but in overtime he loses the puck to Alex Steen, and the Kings lose the opener.
After a short season, Kings look for a repeat, but Blackhawks are favorites
Kings have handled opponents' desire to beat the champs well, and now know what it takes to win it all. The Blues have a deeper defense this time and hope to learn from Kings' success.
What the Kings and the Blues must do to win their best-of-seven first-round NHL playoff series, which starts Tuesday.
The Kings won all three regular-season matchups with St. Louis and have beaten the Blues eight consecutive times, including last season's playoffs.
The Kings will defend their championship amid a power shift in both conferences amid lots of injuries and dramatic races to reach the postseason. Absence of some familiar teams opens door for others.
Avoiding highs and lows in lockout-shortened season was a key factor, Coach Darryl Sutter says, in earning Kings at least a chance for another Stanley Cup run.
Los Angeles Kings coach recalls the difference playing at home made last season in the Stanley Cup Final, as the team prepares to play the San Jose Sharks in their last regular-season game.
The Kings finished the lockout-shortened season with an 8-12-4 record on the road. During their run to the Stanley Cup last season, the Kings were 10-1 away from Staples Center.
The Kings captain sits outs after drawing a two-game suspension for an elbow to the head of Minnesota's Jason Pominville on Tuesday. The Kings lose their sixth consecutive road game.
Kopitar has gone 13 games without a goal and has one in his last 17 games. But he has 11 assists in his last 13 games and will lead the team in scoring for the sixth season in a row.
L.A.'s 4-3 overtime victory over Dallas solidifies the team's hold on the No. 4 seeding in the West for the playoffs and it's a reminder of a similar hot stretch last season on the way to winning the Stanley Cup.
Teams around the league show support for victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. The Ducks, unlike past seasons, have followed a fast start with a slow finish.
Defenseman has been impressive, with seven goals and a strong plus-13 rating.
Defenseman Matt Greene returns, and L.A. breaks Blue Jackets' five-game win streak.
Penner, with two goals this season, struggled again, this time against the San Jose Sharks.
Defenseman, who had back surgery, practices with teammates Monday. He will continue to rehab.
A strong 7-2-2 spurt has the Kings in good position as they aim for the rare feat of repeating as Stanley Cup champions.
The defenseman has scored four goals in the Kings' last five games after having only one in the first 37.