Kings finally dismiss Oilers in Game 2 with Kopitar’s OT goal: 5 takeaways
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The NHL regular season is like an anthology of 82 stories, each with their own beginning, middle and end. The playoffs, however, are like a novel, each game a new chapter that builds on the last one. And Kings coach Jim Hiller says likes it that way, especially after his team took the book in a new direction Wednesday with Anze Kopitar scoring 2:07 into overtime to give his team a 5-4 win over the Edmonton Oilers, evening their first-round playoff series with the Oilers at a victory apiece...
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Kopitar, Kings defeat Oilers in OT in Game 2 to even West 1st Round series
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