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Pittsburgh at Columbus — NHL April 18, 2017

Nationwide Arena
1 2 3 T
PIT 0 2 2 4
CBJ 2 1 2 5
PIT 31 shots on goal 34 CBJ
Three stars
1st star
W. Karlsson
1 goal
1 assist
+3 rating
2nd star
M. Nutivaara
1 goal
1 assist
+2 rating
3rd star
B. Jenner
1 goal
1 assist
Scoring
1st Per PIT CBJ
11:46 Jack Johnson scores a goal assisted by David Savard 0 1
18:56 Josh Anderson scores a goal assisted by William Karlsson and Kyle Quincey 0 2
2nd Per PIT CBJ
4:48 Markus Nutivaara scores a goal assisted by Boone Jenner and Brandon Saad 0 3
6:43 Patric Hornqvist scores a power-play goal assisted by Justin Schultz and Phil Kessel 1 3
16:24 Ron Hainsey scores a goal assisted by Phil Kessel and Evgeni Malkin 2 3
3rd Per PIT CBJ
0:27 William Karlsson scores a goal assisted by Matt Calvert 2 4
2:10 Tom Kuhnhackl scores a goal assisted by Matt Cullen and Ian Cole 3 4
5:37 Boone Jenner scores a goal assisted by Brandon Saad and Markus Nutivaara 3 5
19:33 Jake Guentzel scores a shorthanded goal assisted by Phil Kessel and Evgeni Malkin 4 5
Penalties
1st Per
  • 0:19 Nick Foligno receives a 2:00 penalty for hooking
  • 15:40 Ian Cole receives a 2:00 penalty for high-sticking
2nd Per
  • 5:29 Kyle Quincey receives a 2:00 penalty for interference
  • 8:37 Carter Rowney receives a 2:00 penalty for hooking
  • 10:13 Boone Jenner receives a 2:00 penalty for holding
3rd Per
  • 18:17 Pittsburgh receives a 2:00 penalty for too many men
Highlights
Pittsburgh Penguins vs Columbus Blue Jackets. 2017 NHL Playoffs. Round 1. Game 4. 04.18.2017 (HD)
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