Buy Sam a drink, and get his dog one too.

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"Buy Sam a drink, and get his dog one too." - Mike Lange announced after Jordan Stahl's goal which put the 'guins up 1 zip in the 2nd period.

Staal, whose key short-handed goal carried the Penguins to a 4-2 victory in Game 4, broke in with Kennedy on a 2-on-1 break after Pittsburgh gained possession in the neutral zone. Staal's initial shot deflected off goalie Chris Osgood's chest, but Staal gathered the rebound near the right post and pushed it in only 51 seconds into the second.

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"Osgood doesn’t know whether to cry or wind his watch." - Mike Lange announced after Tyler Kennedy's goal.

Detroit, outshot 15-4 at the start, finally began generating some offensive momentum only to have Kennedy, who like Staal has scored in each of Pittsburgh's last two home games, made it 2-0 at 5:35.

Ruslan Fedotenko and Max Talbot pressured to keep the puck in the Detroit zone, allowing Kennedy to gather it behind the net and carry it in front. Osgood stopped his initial shot but Kennedy pushed in the rebound.

"He made a goal out of nothing," coach Dan Bylsma said.

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Fleury, Pens beat Red Wings 2-1 to force Game 7

PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Penguins wouldn't let the Red Wings celebrate with the Stanley Cup, not again. Not in this Game 6 in their arena. Not without going the distance in a finals where home ice means everything and momentum means nothing.

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The pens finally win a game in Detroit; the most important one of the series, Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals

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Looking back, this was the template for Game 7.