Where You Can and Can't Watch the Stanley Cup Finals

The Los Angeles Kings will try to win hockey’s ultimate prize tonight in a 5 p.m. game against the New Jersey Devils.

Tonight’s game will air on NBC once again after the last two games of the Stanley Cup Finals were broadcast on cable. Up 3-1 in the best of seven series, if the Kings win, they would be the first 8th seed to win the Stanley Cup in the modern era.

For fans looking to watch the game at a local sports bar Legends in Belmont Shore is a known haunt for Kings Fans. The bars at and have been playing the games throughout the postseason, and The Sportsman, the , , , , and are all champion sports bars in town.

If they lose, they’ll come back to Los Angeles for a game 6 Monday at the Staples Center.

Los Angeles police were warning people today about crooks selling bogus tickets for Monday's Stanley Cup final between the Kings and New Jersey Devils. Some tickets are selling for up to $2,000.

 Los Angeles police Lt. Paul Vernon said some counterfeit tickets were being offered on the streets around Staples Center for about $500 but often sold for about $200, giving buyers the impression they got a good deal.  But the tickets turned out to be fakes, and buyers were not let inside, he said.

``Caveat emptor, let the buyer beware, is a good motto to follow in such purchases,'' Vernon said. ``If the deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is.''

Police did not say how many people had been defrauded so far.

-The City News Service