Jeff Carter scored a hat trick and the Los Angeles Kings dominated the Phoenix Coyotes throughout Game Two, on the way to a 4-0 win and a 2-0 lead in the series that seems even more commanding with the series shifting to Los Angeles for Game Three. It was a long-awaited breakthrough for Carter, who had one goal in 10 playoff games entering Game Two. Anze Kopitar had a pair of assists for the Kings, the fourth time in the last five games that hes recorded two points, giving him 13 playoff points, one behind Dustin Brown, who is second in playoff scoring. The Kings made it their mission in Game Two to get in the fact of Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith, bumping him at every opportunity -- not an unusual tactic when trying to throw off one of the years best goaltenders -- and it seems to be working. Not that Smith is letting in bad goals, but the Kings onslaught is ultimately finding enough holes. Only once all season did the Los Angeles Kings have back-to-back games with at least 40 shots on goal, yet theyve done it in the first two games of this series. On the other hand, Jonathan Quick had a relatively easy 24-save shutout for the Kings. It is the seventh straight game in which Quick has faced fewer than 30 shots on goal. As the game started to get away from Phoenix, the Coyotes took several penalties, some that could lead to possible suspensions. Shane Doan drilled Trevor Lewis from behind, earning a five-minute major and game misconduct, but his may be the least troublesome. Martin Hanzal plowed Dustin Brown into the end boards from behind, also earning five and a game, while Coyotes defenceman Derek Morris delivered a dangerous knee-on-knee check to Kings defenceman Rob Scuderi. The saving grace for any of the Coyotes is that it doesnt appear any Kings were injured on those plays. Hanzal was involved physically throughout the game, finishing with a game-high seven hits, one more than Brown and Kings rookie Jordan Nolan, who had six hits in 9:32 of ice time. And now the series heads to L.A. and the Coyotes appear to be overmatched, even if they are at full strength (ie. not missing any players due to suspension), with the Kings outscoring the Coyotes 8-2 and outshooting them 88-51 through the first two games. It doesnt figure to get easier for Phoenix when Los Angeles gets to set matchups to the home-ice advantage. Scott Cullen can be reached at Scott.Cullen@bellmedia.ca and followed on Twitter at http://twitter.com/tsnscottcullen. For more, check out TSN Fantasy on Facebook. jerseys from china . The payroll-slashing Marlins dealt the shortstop and his $5 million salary across Florida to the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night for minor league infielder Derek Dietrich. cheap jerseys . 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Joey Elliott, out last season with a torn knee ligament, will start Thursday in place of Alex Brink when Winnipeg (1-5) hosts the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (3-3).EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Seth Curry scored 23 points, big men Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kelly had double-doubles and No. 2 Duke beat Temple 90-67 in a matchup of unbeatens on Saturday at the Izod Center. Curry was 5 for 9 from 3-point range, leading Dukes 12-for-20 effort from behind the arc. Plumlee finished with 16 points -- the first time he was below 19 this season -- and 14 rebounds. Kelly had 14 points and 10 rebounds for Duke (9-0) while Quinn Cook added 14 points and made three 3s. This is the 15th time the Blue Devils have started 9-0 under coach Mike Krzyzewski, the winningest coach in Division I history with 936 victories. The Blue Devils have three wins this season over teams ranked in the top four: No. 3 Kentucky, No. 2 Louisville, No. 4 Ohio State. Quenton DeCosey had 13 points for the Owls (6-1), who were looking for their best start since going 14-0 in 1987-88, a season that ended with a regional weekend loss to Duke in the Izod Center. Duke shot 51.9 per cent (14 for 27) and held the Owls to 35.9 per cent (14 for 39) on the way to a 46-32 halftime lead. The Blue Devils made 12 of 116 foul shots in the opening 20 minutes while Temple didnt get to the line at all.dddddddddddd Temple finished 1 of 4 on free throws. Duke, which came in being outrebounded 36.2-35.2, again had trouble on the boards. The Owls grabbed 10 offensive rebounds in the first half and had a 19-17 advantage overall. The Blue Devils shot 47.5 per cent for the game (28 for 59) and held the Owls to 39.7 per cent (29 of 73), including 8 of 21 from 3-point range. The Owls got within 12 points twice late, the last at 72-60 with 6:38 left on a basket by Jake OBrien. After a free throw by Plumlee, Curry scored the next seven points for Duke, the last a 3-pointer with 3:38 left that gave the Blue Devils their first 20-point lead, 80-60. Duke is 20-1 at the Izod Center under Krzyzewski and the winning streak is now at 12 games. The Blue Devils are 10-0 in the NCAA tournament here, all regionals that led to Final Four berths. Their only loss in the building under Krzyzewski was 77-75 to Arizona on Feb. 28, 1989. Duke has a record of 113-16 when it is ranked No. 2. The game drew a crowd of 12,157. ' ' '