Blackhawks vs Kings live stream: Watch online free 9:10 ET Monday for Game 4 as Chicago looks to steal one in Hollywood to even the series up at 2-2.

The Kings now have a 2-1 lead vs the Blackhawks and if they win, take a commanding 3-1 lead in the series like the Rangers did last night. Watch the free live stream online for an extremely important game in the series.

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Patrick Kane, left wing Patrick Sharp and right wing Marian Hossa have one goal and four points combined against the Kings. Kane struggled against Los Angeles early in the 2013 Western Conference Final as well before breaking out with big goals in Games 4 and 5, according to NHL.com.

"You hope history repeats itself and you can do the same thing," Kane said. "I think scoring a goal like that last year [to clinch the series in Game 5] probably propelled me into playing well the rest of the playoffs, but you can't go into games thinking about scoring or thinking you've got to have a big point night. That's only going to set [you] up for failure. The better way to engage it is try to play fast, try to command the puck, try to get in and make plays and hopefully see a result at the end of the night."

In Game 3, Carter and Toffoli scored huge goals. Carter tied it 2-2 at 8:08 of the second, and Toffoli gave the Kings their first lead, 3-2, when he scored off a rush about six minutes later. The top lines are mostly canceling each other out, but the Blackhawks haven't found a line to negate Carter's line yet.

"That whole line has created a lot for the momentum of our hockey team throughout games," center Mike Richards said. "It seems whenever the other team's starting to create momentum or has momentum, they step up in a big way. Those three, they don't need much room. They just seem to find the areas. They're all natural goal-scorers, and especially Jeff is just a natural goal-scorer. He doesn't need much room and chances to add to the list."

The Kings lead the Stanley Cup Playoffs in goals (56), averaging 3.29 per game compared to 2.87 per game for the Blackhawks.

"We've had a good track record of coming back in series, so hopefully history can repeat itself and we can do it again," Chicago right wing Patrick Kane said Sunday. "It's not going to be easy. L.A.'s playing pretty well, and we know if they have momentum, they're maybe the best team in the League, and have been the best team in the playoffs when they do have momentum. We have to try to get it back from them and sustain it."