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NHL Stanley Cup
Championship Games Involving the Los Angeles Kings
The Kings have
so far made only one appearance in the Stanley Cup Championship
Series since their debut in 1967. In 1993, Los Angeles, coached by Barry
Melrose
and led by legendary player Wayne Gretzky, entered
the final quest for the Cup against the Montreal Canadiens. The Kings won the first
of five games but went on to
lose the next four, conceding the
Cup to Montreal.
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Championship Game & Date (1993) |
Outcome |
Location |
1 -
June 1
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Los
Angeles 4, Montreal 1
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Montreal Forum
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2 -
June 3
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Montreal 3, Los Angeles 2
(Montreal scores 1 in OT) |
Montreal Forum
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3 -
June 5
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Montreal 4, Los Angeles 3
(Montreal scores 1 in OT) |
Great Western Forum
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4 -
June 7
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Montreal 3, Los Angeles 2
(Montreal scores 1 in OT) |
Great Western Forum
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5 -
June 9
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Montreal 4, Los Angeles 1
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Montreal Forum
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Single Season Stanley Cup Records Set by Los
Angeles Kings Players
| Player |
Year |
Records |
| Wayne
Gretzky |
1993 |
Scoring - 40 points
Assists - 25
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