Goaltending Woes, Overtime; Top First Round Moments

Aaaand Exhale.

This year's first round was a classic. Every night there seemed to be a slew of great games. We saw big hits, flashy moves, and fast paced, back and forth hockey. There was blood spilled and teeth pulled. But with two game 7's still left to be played, it seems like the hecticness of the first round is coming to an end. So let's take a look at some of the things that made this round special.

So the Kings Won the Stanley Cup, Big Deal; Devils Fans in Sorrow

Note: I'm about to do something that's frowned upon and avoided majorly in the blogging world. I'm about to do something no blogger should ever do if they care about their reputation and credibility. I'm about to do something I'll eventually regret.
I'm about to blog while upset.

I just finished watching game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals and there is a lot to write about. But tonight, I'll focus on my feelings as a Devils fan.

So I'll mock the Kings. I'll mock the LA media and the fans. I'll bash the officiating. And I'll make excuses for losing.

I'll probably get around to posting something legitimate tomorrow about the Kings winning.
So if you want to read that, come by tomorrow. If you want to nod your head in agreement as I unprofessionally degrade the Kings season, then read on!

Los Angeles Starting to Notice the Kings?

The Los Angeles Kings are in a pretty good position right now. They are just 2 home victories away from winning the Stanley Cup in impressive fashion. Their overall playoff record is now 14-2 and they are undefeated on enemy ice (10-0) as well as games that go into overtime (4-0). They're also the second 8 seed to ever make it to the Stanley Cup Finals and could be the first 8 seed to actually win it all.

And yet the people in Los Angeles are not quite watching.