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ANAHEIM - The Los Angeles Kings were seconds away from falling behind 1-0 in the Western Conference second round until Marian Gaborik altered their fate. After a comeback victory in Game 1, Gaborik and the Kings will shoot for a 2-0 lead when they visit the Anaheim Ducks for Mondays Game 2 battle at Honda Center. You can see all the action on TSN beginning at 9:30pm et/6:30pm pt. Gaborik tied the game late in regulation and scored the winner 12:07 into overtime to help Los Angeles rally for a 3-2 win in Game 1 on Saturday. It was the first-ever playoff meeting between the longtime Pacific Division rivals, who are battling for Southern California supremacy and a right to play in the Western Conference finals. The Kings acquired Gaborik from Columbus for forward Matt Frattin and two draft picks at the trade deadline, and the move has paid off big so far in the postseason. With his two-goal effort on Saturday, the Slovakian sniper now has five tallies in the 2014 playoffs, placing him in a four-way tie for the league lead. The Kings were trailing 2-1 after Teemu Selanne scored earlier in the third period, and they pulled goaltender Jonathan Quick for an extra attacker. It appeared the Ducks were poised to win this one in regulation after Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller made stops on Anze Kopitar and a rebound chance by Justin Williams inside the final minute. However, Mike Richards threw the puck on net from the left boards in the dying seconds, and Gaborik was able to knock the rebound out of the air and between the pads of Hiller with just seven ticks showing to force overtime. "Its a playoff game so youre never going to see teams lay down," said Los Angeles head coach Darryl Sutter. "We were just working hard to tie the game." On the winning goal, Kopitar received the puck in the high slot and threw a hard pass to the left side for Gaborik, who tipped the puck on net where it went off the post and in for the winner and a 1-0 lead in this best-of-seven set. "We werent sharp in some parts of the game, we gave them some odd-man rushes and turned the puck over," said Gaborik. "But we came back and got a very important win for us." Gaborik, owner of 347 regular-season markers, now has 21 goals over 61 career playoff games. Kopitar had three assists and Alec Martinez scored the other goal for the Kings, who became the fourth team in NHL history to rally from a 3-0 ..................... as they defeated the San Jose Sharks in a seven-game matchup in the opening round. Kopitar leads all skaters in the playoffs with 13 points on four goals and nine assists. Quick made 33 saves in Saturdays victory, as the 2012 Conn Smythe Trophy winner improved to 34-24 in his playoff career. Saturdays win did come at a cost for L.A., which lost defenseman Robyn Regehr to an undisclosed injury. Regehr left the game midway through the first period and did not return. He is questionable for Mondays contest. The Kings are already without defenseman Willie Mitchell, who sat out Game 7 of the first round and the opener of this set with an undisclosed injury. Matt Greene has replaced Mitchell in the lineup and defenseman Jeff Schultz, who was recently recalled from the American Hockey League, could join the roster if both Mitchell and Regehr sit out Game 2. Selanne and Matt Beleskey scored for the Ducks, who took out the Dallas Stars in six games to advance to the semifinals. Hiller had 33 saves in the loss, while Anaheim captain Ryan Getzlaf had two assists. "Youre looking at a 3-2 overtime loss where both teams played evenly," said Anaheim head coach Bruce Boudreau. "It wasnt the other, its what two good hockey teams do, one wins and the other doesnt. like one team was dominant over. Maybe on Monday it will be reversed." Although the Ducks won all three of their games in Los Angeles this season, the club would like to even this series before it shifts to Staples Center for Games 3 and 4. The third tilt is set for Thursday in L.A. and will be followed with Game 4 on Saturday. Anaheim, the top seed in the West, finished 16 points ahead of Los Angeles in the Pacific Division standings and went 4-0-1 against the Kings during the regular-season series. However, a 3-0 win by Anaheim in L.A. on Jan. 25 marked the only encounter that was decided by more than one goal. Tharold Simon Seahawks Jersey . He was 71. The Indians say Hegan had his family by his side when he died Wednesday morning in Hilton Head, S.C. No other details were provided by the team. 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Devan made it very clear that he was here to win a hockey game and do everything he possibly could to do that and it sort of transferred from that point to the rest of the hockey club." Forward Jordan Eberle, who scored once and set up another, also praised Dubnyks efforts. "He played great," Eberle said. "You see your goalie battling like that, you want to help him out. I thought we did that on the power play. He made some key saves especially late in the game to preserve his shutout." Heading into the regular season, Dubnyk said hes going to continue concentrating on fundamentals, especially positioning. "Thats kind of my biggest thing," the six-foot-five, 210-pound netminder said. "If Im in the right spot, for the most part Im a pretty big guy so pucks will hit me if theres some weird bounces." Dubnyk also credited his teammates for playing well in front of him. "They did a good job getting to rebounds," he said. "When theres not a whole ton of second chances, it makes it easier for me." Linus Omark also had a goal and an assist for Edmonton, Shawn Horcoff scored once, while Taylor Fedun had a pair of assists. The Oilers also beat Calgary 2-1 on Saturday in Edmonton to win both games of the home-and-home series. Edmonton improved to 3-2-0 in exhibition action. Starting Calgary netminder Henrik Karlsson took the loss after making 11 saves through a period and a half of action. Miikka Kiprusoff played the second half of the game and stopped 10 of 12 shots he faced. Although the Flames fell to 1-3-0 in pre-season play, forward Curtis Glencross isnt worried. "I think you guyys are reading into things too much," Glencross said.dddddddddddd "Its just pre-season. "We outplayed them for the first period. They got a lucky goal and a couple of mental mistakes on the PK, and thats the game. Its not like they outplayed us or anything." The Flames outshot the Oilers 8-6 in a scoreless first period that didnt impress Renney. "Im not sure how interested either team was in playing tonight," Renney said. "We addressed that and our guys responded well and got some timely goals on the power play." Dubnyk made a nice pad save off a shot from the slot by Roman Horak during an early Calgary power play. Karlsson then made a pair of great glove grabs off of shots by Gilbert Brule and Eberle to keep the game scoreless. Early in the middle period, Dubnyk made a shoulder save to turn aside a shot by Calgary defenceman Jay Bouwmeester before also blocking the rebound off the stick of Glencross. The Oilers opened the scoring at 6:59 of the second period on a goal by Horcoff. Omark set up the play by driving hard to the net before kicking the puck on net. Karlsson made the initial save before Horcoff tapped in the rebound. After assisting on a power-play goal by Omark, Eberle fired a perfect shot to the top corner past Kiprusoff with on another Edmonton man advantage. Dubnyk kept his shutout in tact early in the third period when he stood his ground to stop a hard shot by Calgarys Carter Bancks during a short-handed rush. The Edmonton goalie then made a nice kick save on a point blank shot during a Calgary power play by Bouwmeester. "That was a little bit old school," Dubnyk said. "I got the toe up. It was a classic kick save." Notes: The Flames and Oilers will next face off against each other on Oct. 18 at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgarys second home game of the regular season. ... The Flames had killed off 10 straight power-play chances in the pre-season before Omark scored with Edmonton enjoying a man advantage in the second period. ... The Oilers converted two of six power-play opportunities, while the Flames went 0-for-5. 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