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latimes.com - 24 days ago

Kings win battle of the best, beating Pittsburgh, 5

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Sidney Crosby, Jonathan Quick, Jack Johnson Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby looks for a rebound as Kings goalkeeper Jonathan Quick blocks a shot with defenseman Jack Johnson moving in to clear the crease. ( Harry How, Getty Images / November 6 , 2009 )

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lakingsinsider.com - 25 days ago

Crosby’s thoughts on Kings

— lakingsinsider.com — Crosby’s thoughts on Kings (more) Crosby’s thoughts on Kings

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battleofcali.com - 25 days ago

Scenes from the Father-Son Dinner

— battleofcali.com — The Kings took their fathers on their road trip to Phoenix this past week, capping off the... festivities with a grand dinner for the 16 fathers that were on the trip.  I managed to swipe a waiter's outfit and was able to catch a few snippets of ... (more) Scenes from the Father-Son Dinner

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frozenroyalty.net - 24 days ago

Frozen Royalty Audio: LA Kings Hand Pittsburgh Penguins First Road Loss

— frozenroyalty.net — Sidney Crosby (left) and Anze Kopitar (right) battled each other in a 5-2 LA Kings victory over... the Pittsburgh Penguins on November 5, 2009. Photo: Harry How//Getty Images LOS ANGELES — With the Sidney Crosby-led Pittsburgh Penguins , the reigning Stanley Cup Champions, in town for a ... (more) Frozen Royalty Audio: LA Kings Hand Pittsburgh Penguins ...

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Kings pummel Penguins in statement game
Life In Hockeywood — ... "Our maturity level is a lot higher," said Kopitar, who has 26 points in 16 games. "We're playing with a lot of desperation, and that's a good thing. We were losing these kinds of games last year, going into the third period behind the champions. Now we're sticking with it for 60 minutes and getting the right result." • LA Times: Kings win battle of the best, beating Pittsburgh, 5-2 The Cup isn't won in November, but the Kings' performance in rallying for four goals in the third period of a stunning 5-2 victory at Staples Center indicated they are not intimidated by anyone, ...

Empty Netter Assists - 11-06-09
Empty Netters — Penguins -Shelly Anderson's recap from last night's game. Tyler Kennedy was a scratch for undisclosed reasons. -The Los Angeles Times' recap. The Kings showed they could hang with a Stanley Cup contender. -The Associated Press' recap. "They forced us into a lot of the mistakes that we made." - Dan Bylsma. -NHL.com's recap. "Against a team like that, if you're not playing well and you're making mistakes, you're going to pay for it." - Sidney Crosby ( ...

Friday Morning NHL Papers (Western Conference): Confusion over the Avalanche’s attendance troubles and the Canucks interested in Peter Forsberg
IllegalCurve.com — ... “They’re the defending Stanley Cup champions, they were 7-0 on the road,” said Dustin Brown noting the significance of his team’s win at home last night against Pittsburgh. ...

The Morning Skate: What Parity Hath Wrought, Kings Gain Believers and Lafleur's Film
Slap Shot — ... There are whispers that Crosby is playing with an injured shoulder. The Kings have not lost in eight consecutive regulation games, and the sold-out Staple Center crowd got quite loud at the final buzzer. “For the first time since the days of Adam Deadmarsh and Ziggy Palffy, I’m a believer,” said Marc Nathan, one of our L.A. friends on the phone this morning. It was the second straight third-period surge for L.A., who did it to the Coyotes with three in the final frame on Monday. Helene Elliot in The Los Angeles Times writes that Kings Coach Terry Murray was reluctant to say ...