The Los Angeles Kings and interim head coach DJ Smith must win late this weekend on Sunday afternoon (April 26) in the postseason in the playoffs in the West vs. the Colorado Avalanche on home ice late this month to stay alive, or else they're out. It's looking like the predictions that the pundits and those in various conversations on social media and in the media were having this postseason in the playoffs this spring earlier this month in this past couple of weeks could come true on the ice.
If the Kings fall short of the Avalanche late this weekend on Sunday afternoon early, it would make a half-decade straight of consecutive exits from the postseason in the playoffs. The Kings have been right there in terms of competitiveness on the ice and on the scoreboard in the final frame in the third period in this past three games in this past week.
But the results have clearly gone Colorado's way on the scoreboard in the West in this past week vs. the Kings and Smith. The pressure is clear for the Kings and Smith and the coaching staff to make sure that today this afternoon isn't the final game of Anze Kopitar's career in the league in the NHL this postseason in the playoffs.
Here’s everything you need to know to catch Game 4 action on Sunday afternoon in the elimination game between the Kings and Avalanche on home ice at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, CA, on April 26:
- Date:Â Sunday, April 26th
- Start Time:Â 1:30 pm PT
- TV Channel:Â TNT/truTV and FDSN
- Announcers:Â John Forslund, Eddie Olczyk, Nabil Karim (reporter)
- Radio:Â ESPN LA app
- Live Stream:Â HBO Max |Â Fubo
The frustration has been building on the ice and on the bench for the Kings and Smith offensively this past week in the West vs. Colorado on home ice. The Kings, along with Kopitar and Artemi Panarin, have put every ounce of effort offensively in the zone that they have into this series vs. Colorado in the West.
The first elimination game of the postseason in the playoffs in the West between the Kings and Avalanche will be broadcast live in front of a national television audience on TNT and truTV. John Forslund, Eddie Olczyk, and reporter Nabil Karim will call the action on TNT between the Kings and Avalanche on Sunday afternoon late this weekend in the West.
The game will be streamed live on HBO Max and the radio broadcast is available on the ESPN LA app and the LA Kings team app.
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