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(Sports Network) - The home team has won every game so far in the Western Conference semifinal series between the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks. The Sharks hope that trend continues Sunday, as they attempt to stave off elimination when they host the defending Stanley Cup champions in Game 6 at HP Pavilion. Watch the game live on TSN and TSN Mobile TV starting at 7:30pm et/4:30pm pt. You can also chat and get updates from TSNs hockey personalities with TSN.cas Game Night blog on the TSN GameTracker. The fifth-seeded Kings won Games 1, 2 and 5 in Los Angeles and Thursdays 3-0 home victory gave them a 3-2 edge in this best-of-seven series. Los Angeles has won 13 straight at the Staples Center dating back to the regular season, but the club is just 1-4 on the road in the playoffs and that record includes a pair of 2-1 setbacks at San Jose in Games 3 and 4. San Jose, meanwhile, is a perfect 4-0 on home ice in the playoffs after going 17-2-5 at the Shark Tank during the regular season. Of course, the sixth-seeded Sharks will have to find a way to beat Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick if they want to force a Game 7 at Los Angeles on Tuesday. Quick made 24 saves for his seventh career playoff shutout and second of this series in Thursdays blanking at Staples Center. Quick, who also blanked the Sharks in the series opener, earned his 27th career playoff win, a new Kings record. He had been tied with Kelly Hrudey for the most in club history. "We played well. We played hard, came out with a purpose," said Quick, who has a .954 save percentage and 1.40 goals against average in this series. The Kings got a late second-period goal from Anze Kopitar and third-period tallies from Slava Voynov and Jeff Carter. Antti Niemi stopped 26 shots for San Jose, which is trying to reach the conference final stage for the first time since 2011 when it lost to Vancouver in five games. "(The Kings) came hard right off the bat, but we got through that without getting scored on," said Sharks head coach Todd McLellan. "The rest of the night, we werent very good and moving forward, maybe thats a good thing because we have a lot to improve on and need a better effort from a lot of people." The Sharks are second in the league with 10 power-play goals this postseason, but the club was 0-for-3 on the man advantage in Thursdays setback. San Jose is 0-for-10 on the power play in its three losses to the Kings in this series and 3-for-9 in the two wins. Sharks head coach Todd McLellan confirmed that Adam Burish will return from an injured right hand in Game 6. The forward sustained the injury in the final game of the Sharks opening-round sweep of Vancouver and originally was expected to miss this entire series. 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Durant finished with 24 points and 13 rebounds, Jackson matched his career high with 23 points on 10-of-14 shooting and Lamb scored 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting, lifting the Thunder to a 94-88 win over San Antonio and snapping the Spurs 11-game winning streak.Luke Beveridge is no fan of the bye to come after round 23, fearing it could halt any momentum his side carries into the AFL finals series.In a break from tradition, the top eight will spend the first week of September preparing for finals rather than playing them in 2016.The new fixture tweak comes a year after North Melbourne and Fremantle mass-rested players in preparation for their finals.Both sides were assured of their finishing position heading into the last round, taking the edge off the contests.The AFL believes giving the entire top eight will end the practice, but the Western Bulldogs coach feels its reactionary.I dont think the bye is necessary, he said.I think its another impulsive knee-jerk reaction to something that may not happen every year.The Bulldogs are one of the teams most likely to benefit from the move in 2016, given they have been handed a final-round visit to Perth to play Fremantle.Top-four clubs that win their qualifying final have two weekends off in three weeks under the nnew system.ddddddddddddI know theres been some opinions around the teams that may finish top four, Beveridge said.For that drop off in flow in the season, Id rather have the season flow into the finals.Both last year and again this week, Beveridge said he was sceptical of the mass-rest approach but he respected clubs that took the gamble with their form.You take a risk with that. It might not always work out the way it did for the Roos last year, he said.Credit to them, they managed it really really well.Id be reticent to do it. Its too risky. Especially with a young team.But you never know. You might have six to eight really sore bodies that could do with a rest.North Melbourne lost to Richmond in round 23 but won through to a preliminary final with the approach last year, beating the Tigers in an elimination final and Sydney the following week in their semi-final meeting. ' ' '