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Video: Guentzel, Penguins regain lead after 37-minute shot drought

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Jake Guentzel's go-ahead goal gives the Penguins a one-goal advantage late in Game 1 after nearly 38 minutes without a shot on goal from Pittsburgh.

Luck keeps going the Pittsburgh Penguins’ way in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.

The Nashville Predators kept firing away at Matt Murray, holding the Penguins without a shot on goal for a whopping 37 minutes and managing to tie the contest 3-3 after falling behind 3-0.

It was a ridiculous display ... and then Pittsburgh got its next shot.

Jake Guentzel scored on that attempt, roofing it past a struggling Pekka Rinne. It’s the sort of thing you can’t even dream up.

Pittsburgh also added an empty-net goal, so Nashville needs an epic final 30 seconds if they hope to avoid a crushing Game 1 loss.

Update: The Penguins ended up prevailing 5-3 in Game 1.

Game 2 airs on NBCSN at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday. This is the livestream link.