Kings vs Ducks live stream: Watch online free game 2 as Los Angeles looks to follow the momentum from a late-game comeback and overtime victory in Anaheim during the first game of this series.

The Kings Marion Gaborik scored with seven seconds left in the game, forcing overtime. Gaborik would score again in OT to five L.A. the win vs the Ducks on the road, making it five straight wins for the Kings. Watch the free live stream online to see if the Ducks can win or go down 2-0 as the next two games are in Hollywood.

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Los Angeles had some offensive issues earlier in the season. Since the NHL returned from a break for the 2014 Sochi Olympics and the arrival of Gaborik before the NHL Trade Deadline, the goals have started to come. The Kings are actually tied for second among the 16 playoff teams at 3.62 goals per game, according to NHL.com.

"I think it's no secret we were struggling with scoring before the Olympic break," defenseman Alec Martinez said. "I think that was one of the focuses when we got back was to generate more shots and generate more opportunities from those shots. I think it was just a focus and we're getting scoring from a lot of different guys."

Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau felt his team played well in Game 1, and after watching video of the game, his beliefs were bolstered. The Ducks split the non-blocked shot attempts (Fenwick) at even strength with the Kings, an area in which Los Angeles was expected to have a sizable advantage. The Ducks also had some obvious great chances that did not end up in the net, according to NHL.com.

"There's an old saying: You got to make hay when the sun shines," Boudreau said. "When you get your chances, you got to put them in, and we didn't put them in. It doesn't mean it was a bad game. ... We're not depressed. We're ready to play [Monday], and, hopefully, play better and see where it ends up. I'd be more depressed if we didn't play any good and we lost, because I liked the way we did a lot of the things [Saturday] so hopefully we can continue to do that."