Kings 1, Sharks 1

By Rich Hammond on November 28, 2007 8:47 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) |

The Kings got a weird one, short-handed. Dustin Brown picked off a pass, skated in alone, drew a penalty from behind (it might have been a penalty shot) and put a shot on goal. Nabokov made the save and, anticipating the whistle, pretty much stopping playing. Anze Kopitar didn't, skated in and slapped the puck into the net. The goal came 10:35 into the second period.

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