Generally, a hockey game is composed of - at the very least - 60 minutes of play.
When the AHL's Rochester Americans and Syracuse Crunch met in Buffalo on Wednesday night, ten seconds - just 10 of the 3,600 seconds that made up the game - made all the difference. That's all it took for Syracuse to strike twice in the 2-1 win.
Just over three minutes into the game, the Amerks found themselves on the disadvantage as Zach Redmond took a cross-checking penalty. Despite being a man down, Rochester found the back of the net; West Seneca native Sean Malone scored off a 2-on-1 to put his team up 1-0.