Kings bring Stanley Cup home to Los Angeles

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Jordan Nolan of the Kings waves to fans in the midst of confetti falling down during the Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Victory Parade on June 14 in Los Angeles.

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Hockey fans watch from a bridge as the Los Angeles Kings ride atop buses during a parade celebrating the team's NHL hockey Stanley Cup championship in Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles Kings fans cheer at the end of a parade celebrating the team's NHL hockey Stanley Cup championship in Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Kings rode buses and flatbed trucks in a parade through downtown Los Angeles on Thursday to celebrate their first NHL championship.

Los Angeles is the first No. 8 seed to win the Stanley Cup. Only one modern NHL team did it in fewer games.

-- The Associated Press

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Comment author avatarJeanius1

Go Kings!!

    Reply#1 - Thu Jun 14, 2012 11:14 PM EDT
    Comment author avatarbigbenalaska

    The players need to stop the boxing matches during hockey games ....

    I still can't understand how the players get away with throwing punches at one another and don't get booted off the teams ....

      Reply#2 - Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:21 AM EDT
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