alchuk said. "We all can be better, and we will be. I really believe so. We really care about each other, and that's what's going to make us better - the team. Not one guy, not two guys, all of us have to stick together and grow as a team."Kovalchuk still could have won Game 2 if his point-blank shot hadn't hit Jonathan Quick's crossbar in the waning seconds after a turnover by Kings captain Dustin Brown left him alone with the puck in the slot. Kovalchuk was a bit rushed, and he barely missed a shot he has made countless times while scoring 758 points in his 10-season NHL career with Atlanta and New Jersey.If Kovalchuk was ruminating on that near-miss, he sure didn't let it slip."Sometimes it takes just a little bounce their way," he said. "We got some really good chances in overtime, and I got a really good chance right before the third period ends."Kovalchuk had never been past the first round of the postseason before, but he's quite familiar with defenses focusing their attention on him. That's been the case ever since he joined the Thrashers as the top overall pick in 2001.Drew Doughty and defensive partner Rob Scuderi have drawn much of the responsibility to shut down Kovalchuk,Nike Free 5.0 LuckGreen, but Los Angeles' entire defense has done a solid job. The Kings' penalty-killing has been impeccable throughout the postseason, and Kovalchuk is particularly frustrated to see his Devils' struggles on the power play."I think 5-on-5 and short-handed, we played really well, (but) the power play has got to be better,Nike Air Max 2013 Blue," Kovalchuk said. "We've got to be simple. We tried to do too much. We try to make the pass to five guys, four guys. It's not going to happen."Kovalchuk thinks New Jersey must raise every aspect of its game if the Devils are to keep up. He'll also need help from fellow scoreless stars Zach Parise and Travis Zajac.Parise rejected the notion he shares a particular responsibility with Kovalchuk to shoulder the Devils' scoring load."We've gotten here as a committee," said Parise, who has 14 postseason points after scoring 69 in the regular season. "Hasn't been with one or two guys that have carried us through. We've done this with four lines. I think everyone feels it upon themselves. We need to be better to generate some more offense."New Jersey has been Los Angeles' toughest opponent in the postseason so far,Lebron 11 Miami Heat Red, with superb forechecking that has prevented the Kings from playing the same smooth puck-possession game they've demonstrated for nearly two months. But with almost no goals to show for it, the Devils can't be satisfied.The Devils' offensive frustration is a familiar feeling, and that's why they're confident they can get rid of it. Unlike the Kings, who have steamrolled every opponent so far in their 14-2 playoff run, New Jersey lost two of the first three games in both its first-round series with Florida and the Eastern Conference finals against the Rangers.New York even shut out the Devils in the first and third games of the series, raising another round of worries about New Jersey's scoring. The Devils ricocheted back with