2012
04.19
04.19
the NHL postseason, one game really can change everything.
At the least, it felt like a palpable shift occurred Wednesday night. The Penguins took their turn running up the scoreboard in the highest-scoring playoff series in NHL history through four games, beating the Flyers 10-3 in front of Philly's home crowd in the series' first elimination game.
Jordan Staal led the goal-scoring assault with a hat-trick and the Pens' first GWG of the series.
"I just wanted to keep it going and didn't want to lose," Staal said, "so just tried to play my best and shoot the puck and was fortunate to get a few tonight."
Staal brought his best Wednesday, as did most Penguins players. Evgeni Malkin, Steve Sullivan and Sidney Crosby joined Staal ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins
At the least, it felt like a palpable shift occurred Wednesday night. The Penguins took their turn running up the scoreboard in the highest-scoring playoff series in NHL history through four games, beating the Flyers 10-3 in front of Philly's home crowd in the series' first elimination game.
Jordan Staal led the goal-scoring assault with a hat-trick and the Pens' first GWG of the series.
"I just wanted to keep it going and didn't want to lose," Staal said, "so just tried to play my best and shoot the puck and was fortunate to get a few tonight."
Staal brought his best Wednesday, as did most Penguins players. Evgeni Malkin, Steve Sullivan and Sidney Crosby joined Staal ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins