Kings Turn Tumult into Stanley Cup Triumph
No one saw this coming. Not this way, certainly, if there was any fuzzy vision of it happening at all. The Los Angeles Kings, who ranked next-to-last in the NHL in scoring, who went...
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Devils' Bernier Suffers Buckner Moment
He sat alone in the prison-gray visiting locker room at the Staples Center as the Devils’ season unraveled on the ice. Alone with his thoughts. Alone with his burden. Steve Bernier...
Kings Already Turning Gaze Forward
fter 45 years of looking back in frustration, the Los Angeles Kings can finally look forward with anticipation. On Monday night, the Kings won the Stanley Cup, their first ever. They’ve ...
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- After 45 Years, Kings Wear Crown - Michael Farber, Sports Illustrated
- Devils' Surge Tightens Kings' Collars - David Shoalts, Globe and Mail
- Kings' Worries Begin to Mount - Vincent Bonsignore, Los Angeles Daily News
- Kings Feeling Pressure to End Series - Mark Spector, Sportsnet Magazine
- Devils-Kings Has Feel of Sox-Yanks 2004 - Steve Politi, Newark Star-Ledger
- Kings Searching for Answers
- Kings Must Battle Demons as Well as Devils - Bill Plaschke, Los Angeles Times
- Devils Chipping Away at History
- Devils' Victory Makes It a Series - Steve Politi, Newark Star-Ledger
- Devils Find Themselves Just in Time - Tara Sullivan, Bergen Record
- Sutter Turned Kings from Boys to Men - Mark Spector, Sportsnet Magazine
- Kings' Play Historic, But They're No Dynasty - Ken Campbell, Hockey News
- After 3,705 Games, Kings Can Taste It - Pierre LeBrun, ESPN
- Devils Have No Fight, No Chance - Steve Politi, Newark Star-Ledger
- How Kings Toughened Up to Conquer NHL - Jack Dickey, Deadspin
- Devils Close, Yet So Far Away from Kings - Bruce Arthur, National Post
- Why Isn't U.S. Watching Stanley Cup?
- Kings, Devils Close on Ice, Not on Paper - David Shoalts, Globe and Mail
- L.A. Becoming a Hockey Town - Dave D'Alessandro, Newark Star-Ledger
- Carter Living Life of a King in Los Angeles - A.J. Perez, Fox Sports
- Devils' Hopes Fade After 2nd OT Loss - Steve Politi, Newark Star-Ledger
- Devils Must Ponder Life Without Parise - Steve Politi, Newark Star-Ledger
- Kings Riding on Doughty's Shoulders - Eric Duhatschek, Globe and Mail
- At Their Worst, Devils Still Had a Chance - Steve Politi, Newark Star-Ledger
- Kings' Brown Doing His All as Captain - Andrew Knoll, LA Daily News
- Brodeur and Lamoriello Are Devils for Life - Damien Cox, Toronto Star
- Devils Are the Real Surprise Story of Cup Finals - Michael Grange, Sportsnet
- Devils' Kovalchuk Nearly a King - Eric Duhatschek, Globe and Mail
- Creaky Old Brodeur Still Dangerous - Dave D'Alessandro, Newark Star-Ledger
- 4 Decades Later, Bruins Reign Supreme - Bill Simmons, Grantland
- How NBC Earned Blockbuster Ratings for Game 7 - Puck Daddy
- Heartbreak for Canucks Fans - Gary Mason, Globe and Mail
- Rioting All Too Common in Sports - Michael Rosenberg, Sports Illustrated
- Thomas' Rise to Greatness Reaches Peak - Craig Custance, Sporting News
- Home or Away, A Series Like No Other - Bob Ryan, Boston Globe
- Expect More Weirdness in Game 7 - Ed Willes, Montreal Gazette
- What's the Greatest Game 7 in Stanley Cup Finals History? - Puck Daddy
- You Only Get One Chance at Game 7 - Bruce Arthur, National Post
- A Detailed Look Back at Game 7, Before It Happens - Down Goes Brown
- Countless Questions Surround Luongo - Roy MacGregor, Globe and Mail
- Murphy's Law Strikes for Canucks in Game 6 - Cam Cole, Vancouver Sun
- Classic Game 7 Brewin' - Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe
- Unpredictability Makes Great Series
- If Canucks Win, Will They Visit the White House? - Deadspin
- Motivation? Stanley Cup Should Be Enough - Iain MacIntyre, Vancouver Sun
- Vancouver More Cup-Starved Than Boston - Bob Ryan, Boston Globe
- NHL Finalists Set Mark for Immaturity - Roy MacGregor, Globe and Mail
- The Dream Is Real for Canucks - Brad Ziemer, Vancouver Sun
- Whiny Luongo Embarrasses Himself - Steve Buckley, Boston Herald
- Wayward Hockey Losing Its Luster - Todd Babiak, Edmonton Journal