Guentzel more than just Crosby’s wingman
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LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Kings are looking to conclude a productive week when they face the Chicago Blackhawks at Staples Center on Saturday afternoon. The Kings (36-24-5) will capture their fourth win in six days with a victory over the Central Division cellar dwellers. After sweeping the Pacific
The Vancouver Canucks are learning — the hard way — that just being close is not good enough in the NHL. “We’ve got to find a way to win, and it’s unfortunate the last few games have gone the way they have,” Vancouver captain Henrik Sedin said. Coach Willie Desjardins scrapped a scheduled practice Monday in favor of a team day off, giving the Canucks a chance to rest after Sunday’s 2-1 overtime loss to New Jersey at home and three setbacks on the road.
The Bruins and Celtics both experienced a rarity for Boston sports this season: They finished without championships, yet their fanbases were mostly satisfied. Neither the B’s nor the C’s entered the season expected to win titles. For the Bruins, it was to make the playoffs. For the Celtics, it was to be a conference finalist. Both benchmarks were met, even if the seasons ultimately ended with a banged-up Bruins blue line limping to a first-round exit and the C’s getting eliminated by the Cavs in five games. All that either fanbase could have expected was growth, and that’s what each team displayed. So which one grows into a champion first? BRUINS Working for them: Promising young players,
