TonySCV
Golden
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nhl/story/_/id/9358912/los-angeles-kings-played-champions-elimination
"In a time when Los Angeles is currently filled with teams that are overhyped and overpriced as well as underperforming and underachieving, the Kings continue to stand above the rest. The Kings never shortchanged their fans, this city or themselves.
They fought until the end and continued swinging during the longest game in Kings history, until they could swing no longer. The Kings lost to the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 in a seemingly never-ending double-overtime game and were eliminated in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals on Saturday night.
This would normally cause fans and talking heads in Los Angeles to call for players to be traded and coaches to be fired, but something interesting and certainly unique for this city happened during the Kings' last game of the season.
Los Angeles saw something it hadn't seen from one of its teams in a long time. It saw a team scrap. It saw a team claw. It saw a team fight. Quite simply, it saw a team play like a champion, with a heart to match."
"In a time when Los Angeles is currently filled with teams that are overhyped and overpriced as well as underperforming and underachieving, the Kings continue to stand above the rest. The Kings never shortchanged their fans, this city or themselves.
They fought until the end and continued swinging during the longest game in Kings history, until they could swing no longer. The Kings lost to the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 in a seemingly never-ending double-overtime game and were eliminated in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals on Saturday night.
This would normally cause fans and talking heads in Los Angeles to call for players to be traded and coaches to be fired, but something interesting and certainly unique for this city happened during the Kings' last game of the season.
Los Angeles saw something it hadn't seen from one of its teams in a long time. It saw a team scrap. It saw a team claw. It saw a team fight. Quite simply, it saw a team play like a champion, with a heart to match."