Game 6, The Canucks put an end to the Kings ‘09-‘10 season

The Kings don’t want to end their season on a bad note like last game, so they put up a fight. 10 minutes into the 1^st, Alexander Frolov wraps the puck around and fires it off of Roberto Luongo’s stick and over his shoulder, 1-0 Kings. 8:38 in the 2^nd, Steve Bernier scored on a power play goal tip-in, which tied the score at 1. 7 minutes later Drew Doughty is fed by Anze Kopitar and gives the Kings a 2-1 lead with a slap shot goal. Early into the 3^rd, Kevin Bieksa scored on a one timer, tied the game at 2. With a little over 2 minutes remaining in the 3^rd, Daniel Sedin scored a rebound, off of the post and in. With a little over a minute remaining  Alexandre Burrows scored on an empty net, closing the serried 4-2 and the game 4-2 as well. The Kings look to train hard over the summer and come out next season and show the Canucks

Game 5, The Kings get dominated all 60 minutes of play

The Kings who look to win the series don’t show their 100% effort. 8:50 in the 1^st Steve Bernier scores on a goofy bounce with the puck, giving the Canucks a much needed lead. 6 minutes later Michal Handzus scored from behind the net, hitting Roberto Luongo’s skate and in. Alexander Edler scored short side on Jonathan Quick, 2-1 Canucks. 8:26 in the 2^nd, Daniel Sedin scored on a wrap around, 3-1 Canucks. 4 minutes later, Michael Samuelsson scored short sided on Quick, 4-1 Canucks. Early in the 3^rd, Pavol Demitra on a slap shot from high in the zone, 5-1 Canucks. Moments later Fredrik Modin scored on a scramble, 5-2 Canucks. In response, a minute later, Michael Samuelsson scored on a wrist shot off the post and in, 6-2 Canucks dominate. With 10 minutes remaining Steve Bernier puts the Kings away with his 2^nd of the night, the Kings look to revenge the Canucks Sunday night  at the staples center.

Game 4, The Canucks seek revenge from Monday night loss

The Kings look to get a 2 game lead over the Canucks and make the series 3-1. 13:26 in the 1^st, Drew Doughty “crashes the party in front of the net and jammed it through.” 3:36 in the 2^nd, Christian Ehrhoff scored on a hard shot from the top of the circle, 1-1 tie. In response, Dustin Brown scored 2 minutes later on the power play, 2-1 Kings lead. 10 minutes later Pavol Demitra scored which tied the game at 2. Late in the 2^nd, Anze Kopitar tipped Wayne Simmonds pass, giving the Kings a 3-2 lead. 7:29 in the 3^rd a redirection by Michael Samuelsson tied the game at 3. Sami Salo scored at 12:16, a power play goal giving the Canucks their first lead in the game, 4-3. In response, Wayne Simmonds scored on a wrist shot, which tied the game at 4. With under 3 minutes remaining, Hendrik Sedin brings the puck from coast to coast and flicks the puck over Jonathan Quick’s pad, 5-4 Canucks. With 20 seconds remaining, the Kings pull their goalie and Ryan Kesler fires the puck from far blue line into the net, sealing the win for the Canucks, 6-4. The Kings seek revenge Friday night.

Game 3, The Kings will not lose to Canadians

The Kings are tied in the series, 1-1, they look to get a 2-1 lead and get a solid foundation and dominate the Canucks. 2 minutes into the 1^st, Mason Raymond sits in front of the net and scores on a one timer, 1-0 Canucks. 11 minutes into the 1^st, Drew Doughty scores on a slap shot from the blue line, a power play goal tying the game at 1. Early in the 2^nd, Michal Handzus picks up a rebound and fires it above Roberto Luongo, giving the Kings a 2-1 lead. 8 minutes later, Handzus picks up another rebound and quickly taps it in, 3-1 Kings lead with 2 power play goals. A minute later Brad Richardson forechecks hard and his speed dominates Luongo as he turned and fired a five hole shot, 4-1 Kings lead. A minute thirty later, Michael Samuelsson rips a shot above Jonathan Quick’s glove hand, 4-2 Kings. Five minutes into the 3^rd, Daniel Sedin scores on a wrist shot from the point, 4-3 Kings fans are getting nervous. 9:21 in the 3^rd, Ryan Smyth scored on a rocket off the post and in, 5-3 Kings victory. The Kings look to get a 3-1 lead in the series Wednesday night in LA.

Game 2, The Kings hope to show the Canucks who they really are

The Kings still upset about their game 1 defeat against the Canucks look to show them some LA material. 7:33 in the 1^st period Steve Bernier scores on a rebound, a power play goal. About 2 minutes later Mikael Samuelsson scores on a 2 on 2 shot from the rebound, beating Jonathan Quick below his pad. Halfway through the 2^nd, Fredrik Modin scores on a scramble in front of the net, 1-1 the game is tied. 35 seconds later the tide has shifted as Wayne Simmonds scored on a 3 on 1. 7:28 in OT Anze Kopitar scored on Roberto Luongo, the wrist shot found a hole and has given the Kings their first playoff win this series. The Kings look to get the series under control as they return home for game 3.

Game 1, the Kings start the playoffs on the wrong foot

The Kings look to come out hard and get a advantage on the Canucks in a 7 game series. Jarret Stoll scored a early 2^nd period power play goal, a wrist shot beating Roberto Luongo. The Canucks don’t want to give the Kings any advantage. At 3:09 in the 2^nd, Mikael Samuelsson tied the score 1-1 with a wrist shot rebound. Five minutes later, Daniel Sedin scored on a 2 on 1, 2-1 Canucks, 4:30 later, Fredrik Modin scores on a bang-bang play, 2-2 tie. The Kings go into overtime and at 8:52 are defeated by Samuelsson with a one timer slapshot, 3-2 Kings lose. The Kings look to tie the series at 1 on Saturday night.