remarkable and scariest moment came on that penalty kill. Zanon proved that he is either the one of the most courageous and slightly insane players ever to pull on the Iron Range Red sweater. The guy was a Dikembe Mutombo on skates tonight, blocking everything that the Kings, in particular Jarret Stoll, sent toward the net.

During the two-man advantage, Stoll ripped a shot from the point that the already-hobbled Zanon (who has an injured ankle, was hit earlier in the game with a shot that knocked him down and was also upended by a Jack Johnson hip check) slid and blocked the blast. The puck bounced right back to Stoll, who fired again. This time, Zanon was off balance, but still tried to block the shot by divingtoward it with his back facing it!!!!!

Stoll should feel lucky that Zanon wasn't with him the night he met Rachel Hunter, or the red-bearded warrior would have blocked him that night as well.

Burns also stood out in this one, and not just from the penalty kill and a season high 27:45 of ice time. He scored a highlight reel goal that showcased the offense he can bring to this team from the backend. During a four-on-four in the second, Burns caught a point-to-point pass from Mikko Koivu and looked to give it back. But at the last instant he made a toe-drag move to step around Brad Richardson. Within about two strides, Burns was in alone on Jonathan Quick and roofing a quick wrist shot. It was a