Drew Doughty, who just won the Stanley Cup with the Los Angeles Kings, just dodged some very serious accusations.

If you watched the postgame coverage after the Stanley Cup Finals ended, you heard Pierre McGuire ask every Kings player he interviewed what they were going to do with the Stanley Cup. And now, after the mump, you can see for yourself what one player – and, more specifically, his children – did.

The Los Angeles Kings have absolutely dominated the 2012 NHL Playoffs. Check out some other teams that ruled supreme during the postseason.

You’re not going to see a much prettier goal than the one Anze Kopitar scored last night, as the Kings bullied their way to a 3-0 series lead.

So this morning, Sportscenter was previewing Game 3 of the Stanley Cup, and Steve Levy decided to remind the world that New Jersey hates Barry Melrose’s guts.

Close game? Check. Goalies that were superb when called upon? Check. Zach Parise and Anze Kopitar playing a big role in the outcome? Check. Drama? Triple-check. Video of the game-winner, after the jump.

Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals is tonight at the Prudential Center in Newark. And it’s on a channel you can find (NBC, at 8 p.m.)! Here are seven reasons you should be watching.

If you were 19 and had just won a Stanley Cup, you would use it to pick up girls, too.

Shortly after the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Philadelphia Flyers to win their first Stanley Cup in 49 years, NBC color commentator Jeremy Roenick was asked for his post-game thoughts and showed emotion not typically seen by a sports star.

As the story turned this week to whether the Blackhawks can win their first championship since 1961, attention focused on one man: Marian Hossa. While the 31-year-old veteran is undoubtedly a player that the Flyers will have to shut down to have a chance at victory, Hossa is making headlines not for his on-ice contributions, but for the growing perception that he’s, well, cursed. Let’s just label him unlucky.