When Jonathan Quick dropped three consecutive F-Bombs as Los Angeles Kings won the Stanley Cup

2012 was a memorable season for the Los Angeles Kings and Jonathan Quick, as they won the Stanley Cup after 45 years of waiting. It was a post-parade commemoration during which the Conn Smythe Trophy-winning goalie took the mic and dropped three F-Bombs in the Televised Stanley Cup Celebration.

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Los Angeles Kings 2011-12 season stats

In 2011-12 the Los Angeles Kings played 82 games while scoring 188, with Anze Kopitar being the top scorer with 25 goals.

The Kings defeated the New Jersey Devils 6-1 in Game 6 of the Finals, becoming the second team to win the championship at home.

The Kings also set the record by becoming the first No. 8 seeded team to win the title after a dominating season with wins against the top three teams in their conference.

Jonathan Quick stole the show that season, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy. He played 69 games while spending over 4000 minutes on the Ice and made 1730 saves at a save percentage of 0.929. Further, he has only conceded around two goals on average this season, which guaranteed Kings 74 points.

Jonathan Quick's career overview

The 37-year-old made his professional debut with the Los Angeles Kings in the 2007-08 NHL season and has played over 743 games. Jonathan Quick has averaged over 58 minutes on the ice in this period and has allowed around 2.5 goals per game at a save percentage of 0.911.

Los Angeles Kings and Jonathan Quick's 2022-23 season so far

The Los Angeles Kings are placed second in the Eastern Conference Pacific Division with 76 points. The Kings have had a decent season offensively, scoring over 200 goals, with Adrian Kempe and Anze Kopitar contributing 20 goals each. But their defense has let the team down, conceding 3.4 on average.

However, the two Stanley Cup title winner Jonathan Quick has not played well lately. In 31 games this ongoing season, he has averaged over 54 minutes on the Ice while 3.5 goals per game at a save percentage of less than 0.900.

Due to his poor return this season and with the hope of strengthening the defense, the Kings have placed him on the traded list. The Kings are looking for defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov and goaltender Joonas Korpisalo in return from the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Now the action shall shift in the league, where the Los Angeles Kings are scheduled to face the Montreal Canadiens in their next game on March 2, 2023.