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Audio: Andrew Cogliano on limiting Los Angeles’ possession

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There have been periods in this second round series in which both Los Angeles and Anaheim have been able to possess the puck to a greater degree and dictate the pace of the game. Though the Kings emerged with a strong effort in generating shots and scoring opportunities in the third period of Game 3, the Ducks were the superior possession team in Game 2. In a chat with LA Kings Insider earlier today, Anaheim forward Andrew Cogliano discussed the challenges of facing a Los Angeles team known for its ability to hold onto the puck, and what the Ducks have to do to tip the scales in their favor.

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