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Game Date:
03/12/2018
10:30pm EST
Lines:
Vancouver +1.5
Los Angeles -1.5
Total:
Over
5.5 (+115)
Under 5.5 (-135)
Community Picks: Vancouver 0% vs Los Angeles 0%
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Jake Allen made 38 saves and seven different players scored as the St. Louis offense broke out of a month-long slump as the visiting St. Louis Blues defeated the Los Angeles Kings 7-2 on Saturday afternoon at Staples Center. The Blues led 2-0 after one period, 4-1 after two before adding two more goals in the first minute of the third period to put the finishing touches on a brutal day for Kings goalies Jonathan Quick and Jack Campbell. Then St. Louis added another goal for good measure. Continue to Article
March 10, 2018 6:59:pm EST
Trevor Lewis is not the glamor player on the Los Angeles Kings. In his first game in two months, Lewis came down the far wall, took a shot, got the rebound and took another, and finally as the puck popped up as he skated by, he batted it into the net. It was the go-ahead goal and enough to hold off the Capitals. Continue to Article
March 09, 2018 2:31:am EST
Brock Boeser’s bonuses mean what for the Vancouver Canucks? (Getty) 7. The Leafs “Losers of four straight,” doesn’t exactly flatter them, though two were in overtime and all were on the road. The good enws is the Leafs’ old problems — i.e. giving up 40 Continue to Article
March 08, 2018 2:04:pm EST
There was a scary moment toward the end of the Vancouver Canucks’ come-from-behind win on Monday night when rookie sensation Brock Boeser crashed into the boards in front of the bench, slamming his back against the opening where the door to the team’s bench had been opened. After being helped to the locker room Boeser was taken to a local hospital for precautionary reasons. On Tuesday, the team offered an update on Boeser’s status and announced he is expected to make a full recovery from his injury in four-to-six weeks. Continue to Article
March 06, 2018 5:44:pm EST
Twenty years after a cereal box changed her life, Meghan Duggan is pictured on one. When the United States won the gold medal in 1998 at the first Olympics with women's hockey, an 11-year-old Duggan met Gretchen Ulion and got the forward to autograph her Wheaties box and still has it in her parents' house and a copy of their photo together with sister Katelyn on her phone. After winning gold at the Pyeongchang Games, the 30-year-old captain is featured on her own cereal box as the attention flows for the latest U.S. women's hockey champions. Continue to Article
March 04, 2018 12:46:pm EST
