“Kempe’s Double Strike Propels Kings to Brink of Upset Over High-Powered Oilers”
In the playoff clash that’s seeing history unfold, the Los Angeles Kings are proving their worth on home ice, something they’ve not managed quite like this in the postseason since 2014. They’ve opened their series against the Edmonton Oilers with a commanding 2-0 lead—a feat they’ve never accomplished before. Now, as they head north to what’s traditionally been hostile territory, the question lingers: Can the Kings maintain this unexpected momentum?
In Game 2, they stood tall in their arena, capturing a 6-2 win that highlighted a well-oiled machine in both offense and defense. With Adrian Kempe leading the charge with a brace, and the likes of Brandt Clarke contributing to a solid power play performance, the Kings are bringing something special to this series. The last time Edmonton witnessed this level of unity and determination from their adversaries, they went on to clinch the Cup. Is history repeating itself? LEARN MOREThe Kings and Edmonton Oilers are old postseason foes, with this first-round matchup marking their 11th meeting in the Stanley Cup playoffs. But with Wednesday’s 6-2 win in Game 2 of the best-of-seven series, the Kings have done something they’d never accomplished.
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