LA Kings' Anze Kopitar learns from shootout move against Devils' Martin …

NEWARK, NJ — It doesn't matter whom Los Angeles Kings face or where the play. East. West. High seed. Low seed. The results haven't changed this postseason. W after W after W. In becoming their latest victim, the New Jersey Devils quickly learned they

KOPITAR'S CLIMB: Anze Kopitar's breakaway goal in overtime did more than give Los Angeles a leg up. The tally at 8:13 was Kopitar's seventh of the playoffs and his 16th point in 15 games. Kopitar is tied with Kings captain Dustin Brown for the team

The Kings brought their forecheck game, rolled four lines and got strong goaltending. So did the Devils. With all the bodies flying around, and all the sticks outstretched to deflect pucks, there wasn't any room on the ice to make

(on getting a goal against the run of play in overtime, and what it says about the Kings…) BROWN: “It's kind of been the staple of our team all year. We've been really good, in this postseason, in handling momentum. I thought