Dennis Bernstein

The Fourth Period

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Vice President at The Fourth Period (hockey magazine) and host of The Fourth Period Live on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio

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After losing twice in Chicago, the  LA Kings  got their act together last night at home in Staples Center, defeating the  Blackhawks  three to one.

After Kings' Big Game 3 Win, Next Match Is Do or Die

After losing twice in Chicago, the LA Kings got their act together last night at home in Staples Center, defeating the Blackhawks three to one.

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