The Los Angeles Kings' only two losses in the NHL playoffs have come when they've played at home, holding a 3-0 lead in a series.

Kings forward Trevor Lewis, who 10 years ago played for Brighton High School, knows what to expect from New Jersey in Wednesday's Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals.

"The fourth game is always the hardest to win," Lewis said in a text message to The Tribune. "They are playing for their season and to stay alive. We need to make sure we don't get overconfident and play our game — feed off the energy of the crowd."

The Kings responded well in the Staples Center atmosphere in Monday's Game 3, winning 4-0. Lewis was credited with an assist on the team's first goal and helped kill six penalties. He skated 22 shifts accounting for 15 minutes, 54 seconds of ice time — including 3:34 in short-handed situations.

Los Angeles is 15-2 in the playoffs, positioned to complete an epic run as a No. 8 seed and win the franchise's first championship in its 45th season.