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But,chanel pas cher, the revolving coach situation was not the only thing that was interesting about the LA Kings win. They are the first team that had sat at the number eight seed to go on and win the Stanley Cup in the league’s history. And, no matter who they faced in all of their series on the road to the Cup, they started with a win. In fact, the Kings won the first three games of all of their series, a feat almost unheard of. The team that had just barely squeaked into the playoffs at the end of the season found themselves being the most impressive in the post season.
The final game, Game Six had the Kings scoring six goals. New Jersey Devil’s veteran goalie, Marty Brodeur had the bulk of the work with King’s goalie Jonathon Quick only fighting off seventeen shots for the night. Quick was also awarded the Conn Smythe trophy as the Most Valuable Player.
Steve Bernier was ejected after a nasty boarding left Rob Scuderi bloody and battered on the ice. Scuderi was helped to the locker room to have his nose taken care of. That injury left the Kings on the power play and opened up the scoring onslaught. He did return to the ice before the end of the period.
Sutter never won a Cup as a player (Chicago Blackhawks) nor as a coach with the Calgary Flames. He left that team and was pretty well retired when he was asked to come back and coach the Kings.
I believe that is 3 years in a row that the Vancouver Canucks have lost to the Stanley Cup champions in the playoffs. That has to be some sort of “losing” record. It is great to see the Kings win the cup, they definitely did not look like an 8th seed during the playoffs!
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