2-1 entering third
No penalties for the Kings in the second but they only got one power play. Each team had a breakaway chance fail midway through the period. The Kings were outshot 15-8.
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unbelievable. ducks win 3-2. we had a power play for the last 1:40 or so and a 6-on-3 for the last :40. we also had a puck bank off J.S. and go in after the whistle, although it didn't appear giguere really tried to stop the puck or look for it.
crawford needs to go. every time we get a lead the team just sits back and plays defense instead of trying to get another goal or two. if this is crawfords system to hell with him.