Los Angeles with historic first title in NHL
8.05.2013
The California dream became a reality and Los Angeles Kings became the champion in the National Hockey League of the United States and Canada. The kings beat at home New Jersey with defeated 6:1 and deservedly triumphed with the Stanley Cup with 4-2 victories in the final series.
In numerical superiority in the space of four minutes during the first part Dustin Brown, Jeff Carter and Trevor Lewis scored and gave a solid advance in favor of Los Angeles.
After the first 20 minutes the audience in the crowded hall Staples Center chanted "We want the Cup." Minute and a half after the beginning of the second third Carter scored another goal in favor of Los Angeles, but the attacker Adam Henry pulled one back for the benefit of the devils.
In the third part Trevor Lewis and Matt Green implemented new hits and formed the final 6:1 in favor of the Kings, who won the Stanley Cup for the first time in their history.
Los Angeles became the first team that finished eighth in the regular season and then won the title in the NHL. California led the team with 3:0 victories, but then New Jersey has won two consecutive games and return to the intrigue in the series.
The goalkeeper of the hosts Jonathan Quick distinguished with 17 rescued washers in the sixth final match, but failed to record match without a goal allowed.
New Jersey had the chance to become the first team, turned the final series after falling behind with 0:3. In 1942, Toronto won the Stanley Cup after the turn of 0:3 to 4:3 win.
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