“I could care less what people think about our game, or talk about ‘growing the game.’ We’ve found something that’s successful for us as a group, and sometimes people don’t think it’s exciting, it depends on your opinion.

“Some people thought our series with St. Louis was really boring because we only scored x amount of goals. But I think there’s things that make playoff hockey exciting and it’s not always about goal scoring.

“You look back last year to the Philly-Pitt series and everybody thought that was the greatest series ever, (but) from a player’s standpoint, I don’t know when you give up 10 or eight goals in a game that that’s very good hockey. But we found what makes us successful, and we’re going to continue to do that.”

-Dustin Brown, captain of the LA Kings via Cam Cole of the Vancouver Sun. Read more on the LA/Chicago series.