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JEFF CARTER AND TREVOR LEWIS

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Stanley Cup: LA ends 45-year drought

June 13, 2012 - 12:00am

The Los Angeles Kings’ 45-year quest for an NHL title ended Monday night with an early flurry of power-play goals, followed by two periods of unbearable anticipation – right up to the moment when Dustin...

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