Seems hard to imagine L.A. losing two games to the Devils the way they've played, and with all the rest they've had to be refreshed and ready. Also, the Kings are 8-0 on the road. Martin Brodeur has allowed soft goals in the first couple rounds and he hasn't been nearly as good as Mike Smith was against L.A.
I'm definately leaning Kings BUT they DO have to figure out the "Larry (Robinson) Lock" and it depends which Brodeur shows up. "Old Marty" or "The Marty of Old" (and THAT can change period to period like in game 6 vs the Rangers). also the Devils have a LOT stronger forecheck than any of the three the Kings have seen so far.
I think the Kings will win the series BUT won't be as "easy" as the first three rounds 
could even end up a reverse 2003 "road show" 
Seems hard to imagine L.A. losing two games to the Devils the way they've played, and with all the rest they've had to be refreshed and ready. Also, the Kings are 8-0 on the road. Martin Brodeur has allowed soft goals in the first couple rounds and he hasn't been nearly as good as Mike Smith was against L.A.
Seems hard to imagine L.A. losing two games to the Devils the way they've played, and with all the rest they've had to be refreshed and ready. Also, the Kings are 8-0 on the road. Martin Brodeur has allowed soft goals in the first couple rounds and he hasn't been nearly as good as Mike Smith was against L.A.
I lost my sweep bet, but recouped my units plus 1 profit last night by hedging a little last night. NO HEDGE here. I will be VERY surprised if this goes 6! I added 1 unit to the Kings to win game 5 at even money because I am that confident like many others in this forum.
Best of Luck UD79 
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