Postgame Poll: The season's end
The Kings go farther than recent defending champs have, but fall in the second overtime. I love them.
The Kings go farther than recent defending champs have, but fall in the second overtime. I love them.
Kings lose a lead and fail to even up the series. Are you searching for your inner Win Cat?
Meanwhile, there was lots of odd Chicago drama.
LA leaves the United Center with "Chelsea Dagger" ringing in their ears. Pick your scapegoat.
On the bright side, Game 2 is only 24 hours away. Wait, is that a good thing?
Chicago's victory over Detroit means that Los Angeles will open the Western Conference Finals on Saturday, on the road. Here's what you need to know.
Kings win 2-1, our hearts explode with happiness
Vent, speculate, discuss, and share your thoughts here. We'll get you yet, goat boy!
All season long the Kings were a top puck possession team, spending a lot of time in the offensive zone and limiting shots against. Raise your hand if you missed watching that! Now look at these...
The Kings open Game 4 with an awful period, fall further behind in the second, fall victim to a quick whistle, and can't make up for it despite outshooting the Sharks 14-2 in the final frame. Back to Staples for a pivotal Game 5.
Gracias, Kings.
The Kings will face either the Vancouver Canucks, the St. Louis Blues, or the San Jose Sharks in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. How can each matchup happen? We break it down.
The defenseman had been buried for years in the AHL by the because of his pricey contract, not for his play. The Rangers have bought him out. McKenzie says the Kings are interested. Tell us whether you think this is a good or a terrible idea.
Craig MacTavish interviews for vacant Minnesota Wild coaching post [...] MacTavish has been interviewed by Minnesota Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher for their vacant head coach job. It’s...
The JftC Western Conference predictions are almost complete, with a level of detail heretofore unseen in human history. There's just a weeeeeee bit of detail missing in the data. So here are a...
**** it. I was going to schedule this post for tomorrow, but I'm impatient, so I'm posting now. This is the fourth and last in the series of polls which we will use to generate JftC predictions for...
This is the third set of polls for the JftC Western Conference predictions. In case you're arriving late to the party, we're doing a group prediction for the season, based on a series of...
This is part 2 in our series of polls to determine the JftC group predictions for the 2010-11 Western Conference final standings. Yes, I know the Blue Jackets appear twice and the Oilers don't...
I've been trying to come up with a way for the JftC population to make, essentially, a group prediction for the season's final standings. Rather than just throwing every team up in one poll and...
This is an old poll (still open) that I thought I would repost since (1) it's summer, and (2) there's a lot more traffic on JftC now, so many members haven't voted. (polls after the jump...) ...
Battle of California asks that we contemplate nominees for our own team's Mt. Suckmore. Meg defines the nominating criteria: These are the four players (or coaches or GMs or whatever) that, when...
Lombardi, on Ponikarovsky " LA Kings InsiderHAMMOND: Going forward with the Kovalchuk thing, are you still keeping an eye on that? Will you make a trade if it comes along, or are you waiting to...
That's right, it's the off-season for some teams.
This is it. The finals. First round boiled it down to 12, and the second round has it down to these glorious four. I'm sad that the Esposito trade lost out. But I defer to the will of the SB...
Seriously, and tell the truth.