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May 2 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
🏒The wait is over.

The @LAKings return to the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time in the four years tonight with Game 1 of their series against the @EdmontonOilers.

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Jonathan Quick didn’t start the @LAKings' first regular-season game. The decision was seen as a passing of the torch.

But Quick will start their first playoff game since 2018, showing that the torch remains in his gloved hands,
@helenenothelen writes. latimes.com/sports/hockey/…
Quick was 35 and coming off shoulder surgery when the season began.

It seemed time for him to begin receding into the background.

But he shredded that plan by rekindling his old ferocity and displaying the legendary flexibility of his younger days. Image
How will the Kings keep superstar center Connor McDavid from dominating the series.?

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Dustin Brown had something to tell Ryan Getzlaf as the @LAKings graciously said goodbye to the retiring Ducks captain on April 23.

“I’m right behind you, but I haven’t told anybody yet.”

@helenenothelen on Brown's retirement announcement. latimes.com/sports/hockey/…
Everything you need to follow the @LAKings' playoff series against the @EdmontonOilers, including game schedules, start times and how to watch. #GoKingsGo latimes.com/sports/hockey/…

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