The Los Angeles Kings pile on teammate Jarret Stoll on Sunday, after Stoll scored in overtime in Vancouver to propel the Kings into the second round with a 2-1 victory and five-game win over the top-seeded Canucks.

If you are a Vancouver Canucks fan, then probably not. These folks in Vancouver react after their team lost to the Kings on Sunday, ending their season. The big question destined to dominate the offseason: Do you believe Roberto Luongo is still the man that should be manning the crease?

Vancouver's Jannik Hansen lands on top of the Kings' Rob Scuderi after a collision during the third period of Game 5.

Vancouver goalie Cory Schneider was the loser in Game 5, but was perhaps the Canucks' best player, as evidenced by plays like this dive to cover up the puck in the second period.

Vancouver forward Daniel Sedin (No. 22) zeroes in on Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick, but comes up empty as the only goal Quick allowed in 27 shots Sunday was to Daniel's brother Henrik Sedin.

But believe it, Jeff Carter. The Kings are on to the second round to face the St. Louis Blues.

Vancouver Canucks forward Jannik Hansen (No. 36) sends a shot past Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick (No. 32) during the second period at Rogers Arena, but it slides innocently out of the crease without reaching the net.

Vancouver's Christopher Higgins gets his stick in the mask of Los Angeles Kings' goalie Jonathan Quick during the second period on Sunday.

Vancouver's Henrik Sedin (No. 33) scores against Los Angeles Kings' goalie Jonathan Quick during the first period of Game 5 to give the top-seeded Canucks a 1-0 lead. But the Kings would tie it in the third on a Brad Richardson goal and get the series clincher from Jarret Stoll 4:27 into OT.

Boston's Tyler Seguin dekes and scores the game-winning goal past Washington goalie Braden Holtby during overtime of Game 6. The defending champs won, 4-3.

Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas (No. 30) makes a stick save on a shot by Washington Capitals center Marcus Johansson in the second period. The save turned out to be huge as the defending champs scored in OT to force a Game 7.

Washington's Mike Knuble (center) watches as a goal by teammate Mike Green (not pictured) makes its way into the back of the Bruins' net past goalie Tim Thomas.

Washington's Jason Chimera meets with pesky Boston forward Brad Marchand as a linesman tries to keep them separated in Game 6.

The Capitals' Matt Hendricks (left) and Jay Beagle take down the Bruins' Rich Peverley as they all battle for the puck during Game 6.

Capitals goalie Braden Holtby has been holding his own all series but couldn't come up with the big win at home during Game 6. He stopped 27 shots in the 4-3 overtime loss.

Members of the Boston Bruins celebrate a first-period goal in Game 6 as the Capitals' Nicklas Backstrom looks on.

The Capitals' John Erskine crosschecks the back of the Bruins' Milan Lucic as the two battle for positioning in front of the Washington net.

Boston goalie Tim Thomas stops a shot by Washington's Nicklas Backstrom.

The Bruins' Milan Lucic (left) and Capitals goalie Braden Holtby fight for the puck.

Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury tries to swat at the puck as it flies up toward the arms of Philadelphia's Wayne Simmonds during Game 6 of their first-round series.

The goal cam provides a unique view as Flyers goalie Ilya Bryzgalov protects his space as the Penguins' Sidney Crosby (left) and Chris Kunitz try to score.

Scott Hartnell celebrates with his teammates at the Flyers bench after scoring in the first period.

Jakub Voracek (93) celebrates a Flyers goal in the first period in front of a hectic scene at the Penguins goal.

The Penguins' Simon Despres is checked by the Flyers' Max Talbot.

Flyers goalie Ilya Bryzgalov was brought in to be Philadelphia's No. 1 goalie and he was facing a ton of pressure as his team looked to finish off the Penguins in Game 6.