The Kings’ Playoff Curse: What’s Really Behind Their Struggle to Top the Oilers?
Then there’s the offense. Kopitar and Adrian Kempe combined for 19 points in the series, but had just one goal and two assists combined after Kane’s tying goal in Game 3.
“The chances were there. We just couldn’t convert,” Kopitar said. “Credit to their goalie, he made some good stops. Credit to their team. The last couple of games they played a solid checking game and made it harder on us to generate stuff.
“We fought and came up short.”
That’s beginning to sound redundant.
This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
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