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Los Angeles Kings (3-5-1) vs. Calgary Cammalleris (6-3-1) 7:00 PST, Fox Sports West This are the lines for tonight's game: Moulson-Kopitar-Brown Frolov-Moller(?)-Calder O'Sullivan-Handzus-Simmonds Stoll(???)-Boyle-Ivanans Me and Mutton (the name I gave the dog in the picture) are confused. It was just the game prior that the Kings reunited Patrick O'Sullivan with Anze Kopitar and now the lines have been changed again. Basically the Kings have replaced Alexander Frolov with Patrick O'Sullivan on the stopper line (don't know why) , moved Moller to center (don't know why) , and moved Stoll from 2nd line center to 4th line winger (haven't a clue) . Weird. That 2nd line looks pretty terrible, so hopefully they're not playing big minutes. Should be an interesting game to watch. What would I like to see? Moulson-Kopitar-Brown Frolov-Handzus-Moller O'Sullivan-Stoll-Purcell Richardson-Boyle-Armstrong *** The Kings' biggest problem this season ha...

Los Angeles Kings (2 gutsy losses) vs. Anaheim Ducks (2 embarrassing defeats) 7:30 PST, FSN West The Kings' 2 games against the Sharks illustrated the importance of the last change in hockey. In the game at San Jose, the Sharks matched up the Thornton line against the Kopitar line while Mike Grier skated against Alex Frolov. The result? 13 shots on goal for the Kings. Kopitar and Brown couldn't do anything with the puck because Thornton never let them have it. It was extremely frustrating to watch your top line go out there and then flail around like a little nerd trying to get his backpack back from 2 bullies. The 2nd game was in Los Angeles and the Kings looked a lot better. Kopitar's line was able to skate against Jonathan Cheechoo's line most of the time while Michal Handzus was able to skate against Joe Thornton.* The Kings were able to shut down the Sharks, for the most part, and generally looked competitive. They still couldn't score (legally, anyw...