Dustin Brown Rips Prudential Center Ice, Says 'It Was Like Playing With a Tennis Ball'
Dustin Brown is happy with the outcome of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. Not so much about the Prudential Center ice conditions. "It was like playing with a tennis ball, quite honestly," the Kings captain said of the poor ice conditions during Wednesday's Cup showdown in New Jersey. But Brown wasn't the only one unimpressed by the ice conditions, which seemed...
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Stanley Cup Finals Begin Tonight
Dustin Brown and the Kings have destroyed their opponents in route to a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Hey everyone, tonight is game 1 of the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals between the Los Angeles Kings and New Jersey Devils. The game begins at 8 pm eastern time on NBC. The Kings enter the series with a 12-3 playoff record after defeating the top three seeds in the Western Conference...
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Captains America: Brown and Parise in Spotlight for U.S. Hockey
NEWARK -- Hockey has been considered Canada’s game, but U.S. hockey has slowly been making inroads.
When the puck drops tonight in Newark two American born captains will be on the ice for each squad, a rarity in the Stanley Cup Finals. Zach Parise, the captain of the Devils, may be best known by the casual fan for his game tying shot in the gold medal game against Canada in the...
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Kings captain ready to lead LA in Stanley Cup final
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) -- Dustin Brown is unlikely to stand up in the Los Angeles locker room before the Stanley Cup finals opener Wednesday night and deliver a stirring, emotional speech that would make Mark Messier proud.
The Kings captain prefers showing to telling, and his playoff performance has shown he's good enough to lead the Kings toward their first title.
Brown...
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Kings captain Brown leads LA to Stanley Cup final
Dustin Brown is unlikely to stand up in the Los Angeles locker room before the Stanley Cup finals opener Wednesday night and deliver a stirring, emotional speech that would make Mark Messier proud.
The Kings captain prefers showing to telling, and his playoff performance has shown he's good enough to lead the Kings toward their first title.
Brown's hard-hitting, high-scoring...
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Why Dustin Brown Should Win The Conn Smythe Trophy
It is that time of the post season, where the final two teams are resting up, coaches and management are going over their rosters and finding ways to squeeze every drop of potential out of their team and hockey writers and blogs are littering the world wide web with their Conn Smythe Trophy predictions and front-runners.Well here is the Sin Bin's nomination, Dustin Brown, and...
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Matthew Barry: The Maturity of Dustin Brown
Dustin Brown plays on the edge. Dustin Brown plays hard. Dustin Brown plays dirty. Dustin Brown pisses people off.
You most likely wouldnât have said that about the Kings Captain at the start of the season or even halfway during the season. Yes, Brown has always been in the top 3 each year in hits, but if one more Kings fan had to listen to his post game whining about, ...
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KING ME
Brown's hit sparks controversy
The Kings punched their ticket to the Stanley Cup Finals with a thrilling OT win, but much discussion will revolve around Dustin Brown's questionable hit on the Coyotes' Michal Rozsival.
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Saturday Faceoff: Conn Smythe favorite?
Through five games here in the conference finals, the Conn Smythe Trophy favorites are starting to emerge from the pack – particularly in Los Angeles and New York. Who is the favorite at this time? Patrick and I debate…Dustin BrownBy Ryan PorthThe Los Angeles Kings’ historically dominant playoff run has been fueled by two players: Dustin Brown and Jonathan Quick. You can...
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Brown reacts to Hanzal's suspension
It's all a guessing game this time during the playoffs -- at least when it comes to supplementary discipline, and in particular, the case of the Coyotes' Martin Hanzal, who received a one-game suspension for his hit on the Kings' Dustin Brown in Game 2.
Game 3 is tonight in Los Angeles.
"I know these playoff games are probably worth more," Brown said after...
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