Fans line the parade route as the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings come through on five double decker buses on Figueroa Street in downtown Los Angeles.
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Kings' Matt Greene holds the Stanley Cup during a parade along Figueroa Street in downtown Los Angeles.
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Kings' teammates wave to fans as they parade down Figueroa Street with the Stanley Cup.
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Kings' fans show their spirit during a parade honoring the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings.
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Kings' fans celebrate during the championship parade.
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Kings, from left, Dustin Penner, Drew Doughty and Mike Richards ride the victory bus in front of Staples Center.
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Trudy De Fino of Mission Hills dons a mini-Stanley Cup trophy as she waits to see the L.A. Kings with the real Stanley Cup outside Staples Center.
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Kings' Jeff Carter applauds in front of Staples Center after a parade honoring the Stanley Cup champions.
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Kings' Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar hoist the Stanley Cup as they pass by Staples Center on Chick Hearn Lane at the end of a victory parade down Figueroa Street.
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Kings players hoist the Stanley Cup as they pass by Staples Center at the end of a victory parade down Figueroa Street.
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Jonathan Quick holds the Stanley Cup as he enters Staples Center at the conclusion of the Los Angeles Kings' victory parade.
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Los Angeles firefighters get a good view along Figueroa Street as they join fans watching the parade honoring the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings.
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Kings player Anze Kopitar hoists the cup above his head during the parade in downtown Los Angeles.
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Kings fans line the streets on downtown Los Angeles for the parade honoring the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings.
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Kings fan Alexis Piercy, 11, of Palmdale gets into the spirit as she joins her family and other fans lining Figueroa Street waiting for the Kings' victory parade to begin.
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Kings fans watch as a parade honoring the team winds its way through downtown Los Angeles.
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Fans cheer as buses head down Figueroa Street carrying Kings players during the Stanley Cup parade.
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A makeshift sign on a downtown building pays tribute to the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings.
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Fans cheer as buses head down Figueroa Street carrying Kings players.
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Kings fans line up on Figueroa Street as they get in the spirit for the parade honoring the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings.
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Kings fans celebrating outside Staples Center know who's No. 1.
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Brian Mantooth, 6, in the arms of his mother, Kelly Mantooth, both of Norwalk, can't wait for the festivities to begin.
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Fans and confetti outside Staples Center after a parade honoring the team concluded.
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Los Angeles — Confetti flies as L.A. Kings players, from left, Jonathan Quick, Matt Greene, Anze Kopitar and captain Dustin Brown celebrate while hoisting the Stanley Cup upon arrival at Staples Center during a parade honoring the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings in downtown Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles — Thousands of fans cheer as the Los Angeles Kings are introduced with the Stanley Cup during a championship rally at Staples Center after the parade.
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Los Angeles — Kings fans take photos of the players and Stanley Cup during a championship rally at Staples Center on Thursday.
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Los Angeles — Luc Robitaille, Kings president, and Tim Leiweke, president and chief executive of AEG, laugh during a speech by goalie Jonathan Quick during a championship rally at Staples Center on Thursday.
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Los Angeles — Kings players pose for photos with their autographed jerseys during the rally at Staples Center on Thursday.
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Los Angeles — Kings players watch a video showing their playoff run during a championship rally at Staples Center on Thursday.
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Los Angeles — Thousands of fans cheer at Staples Center as the Los Angeles Kings are introduced with the Stanley Cup during a championship rally that followed the parade.
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Los Angeles — L.A. Kings goalie Jonathan Quick thanks fans as he stands with the Stanley Cup at Staples Center during the championship rally that followed the parade.
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Los Angeles California, — Bob Miller, Los Angeles Kings television play-by-play announcer, proclaims "The Kings are Stanley Cup champions" during the championship rally at Staples Center.
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Los Angeles — Kings players wave during the rally at Staples Center following the parade in downtown Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles — Dustin Penner of the Los Angeles Kings returns to his seat after speaking during the rally at Staples Center.
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Los Angeles — Kings fan Mark Leib cheers the team during the rally inside Staples Center following the parade.
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Los Angeles — Kings goalie Jonathan Quick carries the Con Smythe Trophy, awarded to the most valuable player, during the championship rally at Staples Center.
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Los Angeles — Fans photograph the Los Angels Kings team posing with the Stanley Cup during a "Championship Rally" that followed the parade at Staples Center.
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Los Angeles — Thousands of fans cheer as the Los Angeles Kings are introduced with the Stanley Cup during the championship rally at Staples Center that followed the parade.
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