Kings Vs Ducks Live Stream: Watch Online Free 9:30 ET Saturday Anaheim Down 2-1, Win, Series Tied
Kings vs Ducks live stream: Watch online free 9:30 ET Saturday as an Anaheim win would tie the series up at 2-2, but a L.A. win and this series is one game away from being over.
The Kings had a chance to go up 3-0 when they hosted their first home game in the series vs the Ducks, but Anaheim came out swinging. It took a 3-1 lead in the third period and would not let the lead slip away. Watch the free live stream online to see which team wins this important game 4.
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Anaheim has three players whose availability for Game 4 remains in question. Goaltender Frederik Andersen and forwards Matt Beleskey and Mathieu Perreault each left Game 3 with a lower-body injury. Coach Bruce Boudreau said each is day-to-day, according to the Ducks head coach.
"At this stage, we have to wait until [Saturday]," Boudreau said. "Any time it's a goalie, it's a little bit different than with a regular player, but we'll see. Matt Beleskey is questionable, has to have some tests done. Perreault, we'll see [Saturday]."
Daniel Winnik will likely replace Beleskey, who is out with any injury, but any number of players, including Bonino, Maroon, Selanne and Kyle Palmieri, could end up on the top line.
"We've had the depth all year. We've tried to leave that line alone, that Maroon line," Getzlaf said. "It's played pretty well for us. We don't want to take away from anything they're doing to make our line better. We have lots of guys who have stepped into those roles. We've played with a lot of left wingers. I'm not worried about it."
The Ducks haven't been able to create much in the offensive zone at even strength in these three games, but turnovers by the Kings have led to chances, and goals, off the rush, according to NHL.com.
"It's just managing the puck," center Anze Kopitar said. "When you give them the opportunity off our mistakes, it's never a good thing. We did that in the first series, and we've done it a couple of times now too, where it burned us, and we want to clean that up."