Los Angeles Kings Head Home WIth 2-0 Lead On Anaheim Ducks

May 5, 2014; Anaheim, CA, USA; Anaheim Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller (1) gives up a goal to Los Angeles Kings defenseman Alec Martinez (not pictured) during the first period in game two of the second round of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Honda Center. Mandatory Credit: Richard Mackson-USA TODAY Sports

Consider it mission accomplished for the Los Angeles Kings. The Kings won their 6th straight game after falling behind 3-0 to the Sharks in the opening round, and it was Jonathan Quick and Marian Gaborik again playing the heroes. The Kings 3-1 win means they won both of the games on the road and return home with a chance to finish off the Ducks in a sweep.

Gaborik, who scored the tying and winning goals in game 1, continued his hot hand on the first shift of the game. He took a pass from Anze Kopitar in full flight through the neutral zone and was around Ben Lovejoy before he could turn and then beat Jonas Hiller just 34 seconds into the game.

Anaheim tied it up while on a 4 on 3 man advantage. Ryan Getzlaf fed a pass to Patrick Maroon on the doorstep with his back to Quick. He tried to feed Corey Perry breaking in back door, but the pass was intercepted by Jake Muzzin, but unfortunately for LA, Muzzin deflected it past his own goalie.

The Los Angeles Kings re-established the lead with just under 8 minutes to go in the first. Tyler Toffoli fed a pass from the corner to Alex Martinez, whose slapshot went off the butt of Jacob Silfverberg and into the top corner past a startled Hiller to make it 2-1.

After that it was all Quick as the Ducks pummeled him with shot after shot, totaling 37 in the game, but his teammate Muzzin was the only one who could beat him on this night. Dwight King added the empty netter to cap the scoring.