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CONTEST: Win an LA Kings Stanley Cup Fathead

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Summer can be painful for hockey fans, so MayorsManor is here to help you out. Thanks to our relationship with Fathead over the past few years, we’ve given away quite a few of their NHL products – via our show West Coast Bias on NHL Network Radio, as well as here on the website.

Did you enjoy the Kings’ playoff run a few months back, culminating in their second Stanley Cup victory in three years? Would you like to commemorate that with a giant Fathead of your favorite player or maybe the moment when Alec Martinez scored in Game 5 vs. the Rangers?

Here’s your chance. We’re giving away a free Fathead from their LA Kings Stanley Cup collection to one lucky MayorsManor reader. Entering is simple and will only take you a few seconds. Down below in the comment section leave a note with who your favorite player was on this year’s Cup winning team. Do it before midnight on Wednesday, August 27th because next Thursday one randomly selected person will be announced as the overall winner. That person will get to pick any Fathead they want from the Kings collection. It really is just that easy.

Click HERE to see the prize you could win. Feel free to go ahead and pick it out ahead of time. You might be the winner. Good luck!

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  2. Justin Williams was my favorite this year. He plays with such heart, and I was so glad has awarded the MVP!!

    GO KINGS GO!!

  4. My favorite player always has been & is still Dustin Brown. He, again, showed why he is the captain of my Los Angeles Kings.

  5. Favorite player is Jon Quick, goalie. Without his skill, determination, leadership,tenacity and passion, the Kings surely would have struggled mightily. Thanks for including this post.

  6. Favorite player in the 2014 SC Playoff run for the Kings = Drew Doughty. Controlled play in both ends and showed why he’s the best defenseman in the NHL.

  8. Jake Muzzin. When we traded Jack Johnson, I was concerned. But Muzzin has proven to be better than Jack, and he works well with Drew. The Kings winning ways start with their strong Defense.

  9. Drew Doughty, his TOI is incredible, his passion and commitment unwavering. Just fun to watch.

  11. Advanced stats people may think he’s not elite and just league average, but I’ll take Jonathan Quick any day in the playoffs

  12. My favorite player in this years playoffs was Drew Doughty. He is an amazing player (as so many of our guys are) but the passion he has to win really shows; sometimes comically. The moment we eliminated Chicago and he pounded on the glass between the benches and then took a spill as he went over the boards still makes me laugh.

  15. Gotta say Drew Doughty… always there and in the play. He was a big reason why we won those early games during the playoffs!

  23. Favorite Player? THE WHOLE SQUAD.
    But that wasn’t the question. As great as J Willz was this year, I still have to say KOPISTAR (!!!) was my favorite, and the best, player on this wonderful TEAM. People are quick to forget he got us out of the foxhole in the epic Battle of California. If only he could sign an extension two years ahead of time….

    • Kopitar is eligible for a contract extension next summer (2015). And he’ll get one.

  25. Drew… no Dustin…, no Drew… Ah hell, Dustin Brown wins out. I doubted him at one point in the regular season after the suspension and how he played after it, but then he showed what real leadership can do to influence the entire team when they needed it. They went up against strong teams that lacked a strong leader and prevailed because he kept calm and moved them all together forward against all the odds. Then there was that first hand off of the cup. I cried. One hell of a captain, I won’t doubt him again.

  30. Kopi has been one of my favorite players but he did really well in the play offs. I even named my bird after him!

  39. Would go with Gaborik, he came in later in the season and kicked butt all through the playoffs. His goals were all at the rigjt time and game changers and winners. We couldn’t have done it without hI’m

  45. My man Carter. Came to the kings and insanitly contributed to the Kings winning season GKG!

  47. Alec Martinez!!!! He really shined this season scoring 7 goals in the month of March! Then to score 2 of the most important goals of the playoffs…eliminating the Hawks and then the taking out the Rangers for the Kings to win their 2nd Stanley Cup in three seasons! EPIC!!!! KINGS don’t just win it…they win it in ROYALTY FASHION!!!! #GoKingsGo #2014Champions #2xCupChamps

  49. My man Carter. Came to the kings and instintly contributed to the Kings winning season GKG!

  53. Alec Martinez has been my favorite player since he made his NHL debut. But the 2013-2014 season has proven to be his time to demonstrate his value to the Kings and his ability to focus in high-pressure situations. He’s a smart player and quickly learns to adjust his plays on the ice. Can’t wait to see what he accomplishes in 2014-15!

  56. Gaborik! Never thought he would have the impact that he did! Was incredible to watch and he came up with some many huge goals

  57. My favorite player during the playoffs was almost like the Conn Smythe, a multiplayer tie/dead heat until the last game. Mr Game 7, Justin Williams is my man!

  59. Alec Martinez! Mainly for the fact that he scored the game winner to win the Conference Championship and the Stanley Cup Final game winner! Awesome!!!!

  67. Kopitar before the playoffs, during the playoffs and after the playoffs. He is remarkable all over the ice.

  68. This is a tough one all the guys were awesome! I’m gonna have to say Mr Justin Williams, he kicked ass this playoff season and he really knows how to rouse up the team!

  69. Son #1 says Tyler Toffoli. Son #2 says Gaborik. I say Justin Williams. I have my reasons.

  78. My favorite player from this year has to be Jonathan Quick he was amazing in the playoffs as always and I would love to put him on my wall.

  87. Kyle Clifford. He has been my favorite player since I first watched him play. Guy is just an animal.

  91. Most entertaining: Pearson
    Most impressed: Toffoli
    Most loved: Martinez
    Most favorite: Kopitar

  93. Dustin Penner was my favorite……..ummmm sorry about that, darn flashbacks! Drew Doughty was my favorite. Emotional, skilled like no other, opposition hates him, always a factor. Hard to pick tho….such talent on this team!

  96. I guess people aren’t reading the question completely and just following what almost all others used before giving their answer.

    Question:Down below in the comment section leave a note with who your favorite player was on this year’s Cup winning team. “This years cup winning team”, not your favorite player who played in the playoffs only.

    My favorite player who played for the Kings and also played in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the Kings would be Jeff Carter but Drew Doughty could easily have been #1. I only wish would be a way to name 2 players max, simply because of their contributions to the team as a whole. If there could have been a 1A and a 1B especially for this season and either player could be 1A.

    Talk about East Coast Bias, and East Coast Ignorance, Drew Doughty not being a finalist for the Norris was a complete joke! Actually these awards are slowly becoming a joke if they are voted on by coaches/GM’s and not based on stats. Not one of the defenseman who were finalist for the Norris this season were close to Doughty on the ice nor were they West of St. Louis which again shows you how the NHL doesn’t give the Western Conference much love West of St. Louis until they are forced to do so in a Conference Final or Stanley Cup Final.
    The only reason Doughty’ offensive and +/- numbers were down was due to having to be a little more responsible because his defensive partner was Muzzin who in the beginning of this season was having all sorts of consistency issues from bad passes in the defensive zone, bad reads, coughing the puck up when pressured inside the defensive zone or getting caught up in the offensive zone, making Doughty have to be the 2nd to last line of defense before it became Quick/Scrivens/Jones.

    Carter had to adjust to a few new line mates which is never easy, even if you are a goal scorer.
    Carter helped Dwight King have a career year. Carter helped bring Toffoli and Pearson along to the point they progressively became the 2nd line, with great success in the regular season and in the playoffs.
    With Mike Richards struggling to get his season going, Carter had to really step up his play and also help with points, especially goals and assists which he distributed to many Kings players.

    It’s too bad we can’t use all of the defense as an answer because Quick did not have a great regular season, missed some games due to hamstring issues, so all members of the Kings defense had to really step up and help Ben Scrivens, and Martin Jones while Quick was out. Defense was also one of the reasons why the Jennings Trophy was won by the Kings goaltenders for giving up the fewest goals against average in the entire NHL. Unfortunately only Quick played more than 25 games during the regular season which excluded Jones and Scrivens.

    Short answer is Carter but not by very much over Doughty.

  97. Anze Kopitar for sure! He may not have scored the Cup winning goal or won the MVP, but he always played at 110% every game!!!!!

  98. Bob Miller, for his 40+ years as the Kings broadcaster…..gotta luv all the Kings….if I have to pick just one
    I’ll take AMart #27….

  99. My favorite player during this years playoffs was Justin Williams. I am ecstatic a blue-collar player who brings it every night got recognized with the MVP trophy! Brought tears to my eyes.

  101. My favorite player was Marian Gaborik during last years playoffs. I loved watching him play in New York and I was thrilled when he got trade to LA

  106. So many contributed but Anze was just amazing in so many aspects…even despite a goal scoring drought late in the year, his work ethic and his quiet leadership carry this team on his back. Go Kings Go!!!

  107. My favorite player from the 2014 Stanley Cup playoffs has to be Justin Williams … pure hockey player all the time

  109. I have to go with Drew (best dman in the league, despite no Norris trophies), with Williams being a close second.

  113. It’s hard to pick a favorite because this Cup win was the epitome of a team accomplishment, but I would have to say my favorite player in the 2014 Stanley Cup run was Drew Doughty.

  116. Like in 2012 I’m having trouble picking a favorite. The way Doughty steps up and proves he’s the best player on the ice. How clutch is Justin Williams? Kopitar and Gaborik putting on a show. That’s 70’s line and Quick making the big saves. Nope, can’t pick a favorite.

  117. Drew Doughty, had an amazing year, is still growing and developing into a great defenseman and seems to get overlooked, but maybe that will change with 2 Stanley Cups rings on his fingers. It’s truly hard to pick just one because it was totally a team effort and I love them all.

  118. My favorite NHL player for years has been Stick. But my favorite for the playoffs and even for the finals was Kopi. What he did was not always in the box score. Compared to 2013 playoffs – it was a different Kopi (I still think he was hurt in 2013…)

  120. Anze Kopitar. Could easily share the Conn Smythe with our beloved “stick”. Led in scoring, best two way player in the league, competed against and beat great centers like thornton getzlaf and towes

  123. Anze kopitar! He shut down Thornton, getzlaf, and toews while being a dominant offensive facilitator. The widely unsung hero and leader of this kings team. GKG!

  127. I was so impressed with Anze Kopitar. He is excellent on defense and has become one of the top power forwards in the game. He doesn’t play dirty and he is incredibly humble. We’ve got so many terrific players, but if I had to pick one favorite, it would be Kopi.

  129. I kicked ass in my playoff pool by picking up 6 Kings, Kopitar has been a favorite for a few years now.

  131. Well, I’ll go with Martinez, since he scored the two series winners, and eased the stress of fans everywhere.

  133. My favorite player is ALWAYS Brownie; I think his contributions on and off the ice are critical to this team (and overall, I think he is under appreciated).

    Great leader, great dad, great person!

  135. Carter-the entire 70’s line but he led Toffoli & Pearson in creating an effective line with his expertise and they all contributed in winning the Stanley Cup. Hard to pick just one player because I feel the entire team including Schultz all played a role in bringing the cup back to Los Angeles!! go Kings Go!!

  145. Favorite player this playoffs for me was ……. believe it or not, the “Big Red Dog” Kyle Clifford, Yeah I know he doesn’t score a lot, and he takes some penalties sometimes you shake your head at, but when the Kings needed an energy boost, he was there Always. He may have avg about 7 min a game if that but I love his play and tenacity.

  148. The whole team impressed me. I think Williams was clutch but I have to select Doughty. He was the most vocal during the run and played some amazing hockey banged up. Go Kings! F the sharks!

  155. I have to go with Kopitar. Guy does so much. so many of Kings goals are result of a Kopi pass. So smooth and makes it look so easy. Honorable mention to Quick, Gaborik, Carter, Williams, and Doughty, Pearson and Toffoli. I love this fricken team.

  159. if it is for the whole year, my answer is Willie Mitchell as well. Smart, focused, and disciplined in his own end, his efforts are all too often unappreciated.

  160. For me, it has to be Kopitar. That man is a beast. Watching him play against Toews was a thing of beauty.

  161. Definitely Kopi. He’s the leader of this team. Took down Thornton, Getz, Toews and Stepan. Favorite moment was when he scored in Game 7 vs. San Jose. We all knew it was over at that moment.

  165. I remember seeing this young kid playing back on defense in 2009 at Frozen Fury and being really impressed at his hockey acumen and patience. I remember turning to my wife saying this kid is going to be huge for this team if they keep him and boy I’very never been more happy to be right. That kid was Alex Martinez, you know, that guy with those two huge OT goals. Oh, and 9 months later I had a brand new baby daughter. That trip was awesome!

  168. Stoll, I really believe he turned the Sharks series around for the team starting in game 3 with his physicality and his faceoff ability. Dude brought it to another level from then on.

  169. The team picture with the cup…. but Jonathon Quick is always good…..then there is Justin Williams……

  171. Matt Greene. Leader and BAMF. 4 more years!!! Can you dig it!!!!!!! Now my heart is full.

  173. My favorite player on this most recent cup winning team was for sure Matt Greene. He faced adversity and sat alot during the season, but he stepped up AGAIN in the 2014 playoffs and showed why he was a crucial piece of our defensive skill set.

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