Shots were 10-9 in favor of the Kings in the first period, and the Kings had two shots on goal in the period’s only power play.
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Good period by the Kings. Tough luck on the Hawks goal.
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They seem to be playing pretty good tonite. Keep up the physical play!
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1-1 but maybe a slight edge to the Kings. There looking good. Keep it up boys.
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Sounds like bob and Jim are broadcasting from somewhere outside are solar system, again. Come on FS, get it togeather.
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Yea baby! Poni
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