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Kings Vs. Devils, Stanley Cup Finals 2012 Game 4: Teams Skate To Scoreless Tie After 1st Period

The New Jersey Devils are up against the wall, backed into a corner. Whichever cliche you prefer to describe their predicament of being down 3-0 in their series against the Los Angeles Kings, you would be hard pressed to overstate the level of desperation. After one period of play, the Devils and Kings are tied 0-0.

Los Angeles finished the period with a flurry, missing on two scoring chances on a power play at the end of the first. The Kings had a 5-3 advantage in scoring chances, but the Devils managed to out-shoot the Kings 8-7. Both teams went 0-2 on the power play.

Ilya Kovalchuk and Zach Parise had a pair of shots to led the Devils.

For more Stanly Cup Final action, check back to this SB Nation New York Stanley Cup Finals StoryStream. You can find more entertaining reading on the SB Nation NHL Hub Page. For the Devils perspective, check In Lou We Trust. For the Kings perspective, visit Jewels From The Crown.