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    Helene Elliott: Kings, Ducks need to get up to speed

    by Helene Elliott, Los Angeles Times Apr 20, 2018 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES_The Los Angeles Kings were swept out of the Stanley Cup playoffs by a team that didn't exist a year ago. The Anaheim Ducks were swept by a team they had passed in the Pacific Division standings during a late-season surge that fizzled when the playoffs began.

    We've gone from a glorious Ice Age in Southern California to being frozen out of Cup contention just when things are getting interesting.

    The 82-game regular season is essentially a rehearsal for the playoffs, when three-on-three overtime and

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