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The Los Angeles Kings scored in twofold extra time Friday night, overcoming the New York Rangers 3-2 and winning their second Stanley Cup in three years.

Alec Martinez slapped in the winning objective and the National Hockey League's title trophy went to the Kings after an exciting Game 5 at the Staples Center in do)wntown Los Angeles.

The Kings needed to strive to claim the prize.

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Los Angeles brought an early lead with an objective by Justin Williams, however the Rangers fought back and tied it with a strategic maneuver objective by Chris Kreider late in the second period. Brian Boyle scored again for the Rangers minutes after the fact, making the score 2-1 New York.

The Kings tied it 2-2 in the third period with a strategic maneuver objective by Marian Gaborik. The swarm droned "We need the glass" as the amusement headed down the stretch of regulation time.

The sketchy Rangers took stand out diversion in the arrangement, a 2-1 triumph Wednesday in New York.

Los Angeles netted its first Stanley Cup in 2012 by vanquishing the New Jersey Devils. That title finished many years of vanity for an establishment battling for achievement in a game commonly connected with freezing temperatures and cold lakes.

Their run over the past few years has given the Kings consideration and footing with a metropolitan fan base commanded by the NBA's Lakers and Clippers, baseball's Dodgers and Angels, and football and b-ball at UCLA and the University of Southern California.

NYC leader to show up on Kimmel to respect wager

A Monday triumph parade is arranged in downtown Los Angeles, as indicated by Mayor Eric Garcetti. "We all feel gigantic pride today," Garcetti said after the win. "Our Kings of the ice were once considered underdogs. However with two Stanley Cup wins in three years, they have demonstrated they are Kings of the diversion."

The main term chairman will additionally get to rejoice in viewing a kindred new kid on the block - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio - hold up his end of a wager the two city boss made on the arrangement.

De Blasio declared before the arrangement that if the Rangers lost, he would perform Randy Newman's "I adore LA" on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Had the Kings lost, Garcetti would have needed to have performed Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" on the ABC late-night system, as indicated by a de Blasio press discharge.

The New York chairman is likewise on the snare for supplying Kimmel's studio crowd in Los Angeles with franks from Gray's Papaya, a Big Apple point of interest.