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Ducks win another close one, edging Edmonton Oilers, 2-1
What grabs attention is the Ducks' possession of the most points in the NHL. Behind that is the grit that has sustained them through injury and illness, and served them through the tense competition of one-goal games. The Ducks beat the Edmonton Oilers, 2-1, on Wednesday at Honda Center, the 12th consecutive time they've won by one goal. They're 15-0-5 in such games. “We calmed down, played the game the way we're supposed to,” Ducks Coach Bruce Boudreau said after his team surrendered an early third-period goal to halve its lead. “Maybe they're getting used to one-goal games.”' The Ducks (19-6-5) are getting used to winning:...
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Ducks win another close one, edging Edmonton Oilers, 2-1
What grabs attention is the Ducks' possession of the most points in the NHL.Behind that is the grit that has sustained them through injury and illness, and served them through the tense competition of one-goal games.The Ducks beat the Edmonton Oilers,...
Kings are a scoring machine in 6-1 victory over Oilers
Ah, the memories ...
Remember when it felt like a month for the Kings to score five goals? Back when Jeff Carter was still in Philadelphia and two Canadian kids, Tanner Pearson and Tyler Toffoli, were wading into the Ontario Hockey League pool of talent....
NHL Western Conference team previews and predictions
There’s a good reason no team has repeated as Stanley Cup champion since the Detroit Red Wings of 1997 and 1998. “It’s hard. Damned hard,” said Kings right wing Justin Williams, who was voted the Most Valuable Player of the playoffs in the dramatic...
Kings and Jonathan Quick are all-in with the shootout
They've played 12 games, and the Kings' season doesn't even hit the one-month mark until Sunday.
One early theme has emerged: A five-minute overtime, followed by a shootout, if necessary. Of the Kings' eight victories, one came in overtime and four...
The man who fits the phrase "the Oilers' Oiler" is back in his native Alberta. Ryan Smyth is at home in Edmonton, where he started his NHL career all those years ago. He spoke with my Times colleague Helene Elliott ...
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