Third Annual Ultimate NHL Playoff Bracket
Tag Archives: Luc Robitaille
Preview of 2016 Los Angeles Kings Qualifying Tournament
Here is a little description of each team in the tourney: ’13-’14 Los Angeles Kings (46-28-8, 100 points (3rd in Pacific), STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS, 0.40 SRS) ’11-’12 Los Angeles Kings (40-27-15, 95 points (3rd in Pacific), STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS, 0.19 … Continue reading →
5th-seeded ’00-’01 Kings Sweep 8th-seeded ’88-’89 Kings to Advance to Qualifier Final
The first two games of this series were blowouts by the 5th-seeded ’00-’01 Kings, but the next two games were both decided by one-goal, including an overtime game. The ’00-’01 Kings won the first two games by a combined 14-5. … Continue reading →
3rd-seeded ’92-’93 Kings Only Higher Seed to Win in Qualifying First Round; Defeat 6th-seeded ’90-’91 Kings in Six Games
Despite the end result, it was the 6th-seeded ’90-’91 Kings’ offense that really exploded at the start of this series. They took the opening game of the series by a score of 8-1 as Steve Kasper was the only player … Continue reading →
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Tagged Jari Kurri, Jimmy Carson, Kelly Hrudey, Los Angeles Kings, Luc Robitaille, Marty McSorley, Mike Donnelly, Paul Coffey, Qualifying Tournament, Steve Kasper, Todd Elik, Tomas Sandstrom, Tony Granato, Ultimate NHL Playoff, Wayne Gretzky
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Smolinski’s Hat Trick in Game 7 Leads 5th-seeded ’00-’01 Kings Over 4th-seeded ’12-’13 Kings
Bryan Smolinski may have played the role of hero in Game 7, but it was Ziggy Palffy who led the 5th-seeded ’00-’01 Kings offensively in this series. It began in Game 1 when he scored two goals in a 4-2 … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bryan Smolinski, Drew Doughty, Dustin Brown, Dwight King, Felix Potvin, Jeff Carter, Jonathan Quick, Jozef Stumpel, Kyle Clifford, Los Angeles Kings, Luc Robitaille, Mathieu Schneider, Qualifying Tournament, Rob Blake, Ultimate NHL Playoff, Ziggy Palffy
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Hrudey and Gretzky Lead 8th-seeded ’88-’89 Kings in Five-Game Upset of Cup-Winning, Top-seeded ’13-’14 Kings
Two goals in the third period from Wayne Gretzky, which completed his hat trick, led the 8th-seeded ’88-’89 Kings to a 5-2 win in Game 1. Goaltender Kelly Hrudey stopped 56 of 58 shots against in the win and he … Continue reading →
