Quick records 10th career playoff shutout as Kings roll past Oilers, pull even in seriesJonathan Quick stopped all 31 shots he faced and the L.A. Kings rebounded from a pair of lopsided losses to blank the Edmonton Oilers 4-0 in Game 4 of their first-round playoff series on Sunday.

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Jay Woodcroft says his Edmonton Oilers simply need to be better.

After posting a pair of lopsided wins and taking a 2-1 lead in their first-round playoff series against the Kings, the Oilers faltered Sunday, falling 4-0 to L.A. in Game 4.

It's no surprise that L.A. rebounded with a big push, said Woodcroft, Edmonton's head coach.

"I think they're a competitive hockey team any time they play and that's not unexpected," he said. "We know the level we have to compete at and we certainly have more to give. To a man we can all be better."

Edmonton outscored L.A. 16-2 in Games 2 and 3 but couldn't get a single puck past Jonathan Quick on Sunday.

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Grundstrom and the Kings shut down Oilers, even series at 2-2

14 hours agoDuration 2:57Carl Grundstrom's two goals helped Los Angeles shut out Edmonton 4-0, as the series is now tied 2-2.TEAM PAGE: Los Angeles Kings

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