Milford native leads team to Stanley Cup
Los Angeles is king of the hockey world. The L.A. Kings won game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals last night beating the New Jersey Devils and clinching the title. Milford native and goalie Jonathan Quick
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Jun 12, 2012, 12:01 PM
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Los Angeles is king of the hockey world.
The L.A. Kings won game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals last night beating the New Jersey Devils and clinching the title.
Milford native and goalie Jonathan Quick had a lot to do with that victory.
He won the Conn Smyth trophy as Most Valuable Player.
Quick made 17 saves during last night's 6-1 win.
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