Los Angeles Kings vs San Jose Sharks Live Streaming NHL Online on 10:00 pm EDT Sat April 16, 2011
The Los Angeles Kings, who scored the fewest goals of any playoff team in the regular season, are now missing two of their top offensive threats. McLellan has not decided whether rookie Justin Braun or veteran Kent Huskins will go in place of White on Saturday for Game 2. Huskins, who won the Stanley Cup in Anaheim in 2007, missed the final 22 games of the season with an upper-body injury and has just recently returned to practice. Los Angeles Kings vs San Jose Sharks Live. Braun, a 24-year-old rookie, played 28 games this season with the Sharks, posting two goals and nine assists. He has a big shot from the point and got time on the power play.
San Jose Sharks don’t know yet how long they will be without White, who missed practice Friday as he tries to recover from a head injury and is expected to miss at least one game. White played 401 regular season games before finally making it to the postseason for the first time and got a point on his first shift. White started the game with Niclas Wallin and helped set up Dany Heatley’s rebound goal just 28 seconds into the contest—the fastest playoff goal in Sharks history. Los Angeles Kings vs San Jose Sharks Live Webcast. Braun, a 24-year-old rookie, played 28 games this season with the Sharks, posting two goals and nine assists.
