Kings Look To Stay Alive – Host Ducks in Game 6
The Anaheim Ducks, on the heels of three straight wins are on the verge of advancing to the Western Conference Final but they will have to get by a motivated Kings team on home ice first.
It’s All Even Again – Kings and Ducks in Best of 3 To See Who Moves On
Game 5 between the Los Angeles Kings and the Anaheim Ducks goes down on Monday night. Surprisingly the road team has won every game in the series thus far – home ice has been a bit of a curse.
Ducks Look To Even It Up – Kings Host Anaheim in Game 4
Home ice advantage in the series between the Anaheim Ducks and the Los Angeles Kings has turned out to be a curse so far – the road team has won all three games! The Los Angeles Kings will look to reverse that trend on Saturday night and in turn take a 3-1 stranglehold on the second round Western Conference series.
Ducks Try to Dig Themselves Out of a Hole – Visit Kings in Game 3
The Anaheim Ducks head out on the road Thursday night looking for that elusive fist win in their second round playoff series with the Los Angeles Kings. Down 2-0 in the series, it is no secret as to why the Ducks are in such a predicament – their potent offense has gone cold.
Kings Look to Take Stranglehold Back to Staples Center
We all knew that Game 1 between the Kings and the Ducks would be tight and it certainly didn’t disappoint. Marian Gaborik’s goal with seven seconds left in Regulation and then his goal at 12:07 of the first OT period gave the Kings their fifth straight postseason win.
Ducks and Kings Begin Quest for So-Cal Bragging Rights
The Los Angeles Kings and the Anaheim Ducks begin their second round playoff series Saturday night with each team looking like a serious Cup contender after the first round.
The Minnesota Wild impressed a lot of people (author included) with their resilient series victory against a youthful, high-octane Colorado team. Can they keep any magic going against conference standout Chicago, or will the underdog party come to an end in Round 2?
With the playoffs in full swing it’s a good time to take a look at the candidates for the upcoming NHL awards before the regular season becomes but a blip in our rear-view mirror. The finalists for each award have been announced, and lines are trickling in at various sportsbooks.
With action underway in the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, teams are beginning to approach the finish line of this NHL season.
Now that the nasty lockout is over we can finally stop hearing the words “proposal”, “escrow” and “revenue” and finally focus on what is really important – the Stanley Cup. The top 10 favorites are littered with some familiar teams but offseason moves have allowed a few fringe teams to emerge on the Cup radar this season.
The All-Star break is over and most teams are settling in for the stretch drive in the NHL. It is time to take a look at the favorites for the 2012 Stanley Cup – who is a safe bet and who may surprise.
The Vancouver Canucks will be aiming for their second win in less than a week over their southern rival San Jose Sharks when the two teams tangle on Monday night in Vancouver.
Most NHL teams have essentially finished their offseason activity, so mid-August is a nice time to assess the latest futures. Training camps are still a few weeks away.
Over the last decade, few pro sports leagues have been as predictable in the first round of drafts as the NHL. But the 2011 draft class was considered both weak and deep.
No sooner has the dust – not to mention the fire and blood in the streets of Vancouver – settled after Boston’s Stanley Cup victory that the 2012 odds to win it all are posted.
It’s NHL hockey betting season once again. Hockey Gambling fans sure are getting their money’s worth from the free nhl picks we give out here at Capperspicks.com.
