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Canucks' Burrows looks to rub Kings the wrong way in second game of playoffs
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Acid can be less abrasive than Alex Burrows.
The Vancouver Canucks forward can be irritating like loud static in your headphones, frustrating like a computer that eats all your work on Friday afternoon.
Burrows bugs even his own teammates.
"I know he's irritating because he irritates most guys in practice," defenceman Kevin Bieksa said with a grimace.
The more Burrows rubs the Los Angeles Kings the wrong way, the better Vancouver's chances are of winning the second game of their first-round NHL playoff series Saturday night (CBC, 10 p.m. ET).
Burrows was robbed on two good scoring chances by Kings netminder Jonathan Quick in Thursday's opening game of the series, which Vancouver won 3-2 in overtime.
He also spent a lot of time yapping at L.A. defenceman Drew Doughty. At times the officials had to step in between the players.
"It's just nice to know the kid a little bit," Burrows deadpanned Friday after practice. "We are going to face him a lot.
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