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Peter Laviolette sickened at the thought of Teddy Blueger’s shorthanded goal vs. Capitals

When the Penguins took on the Capitals last week at PPG Paints Arena, the team was trailing early in the game and it took a comeback effort to pull off the victory.

Part of the victory that ended up being a key piece was Teddy Blueger’s 3-on-5 shorthanded goal that came during the 2nd period.

At the time, the Penguins were trailing 4-2 and the goal helped them get back within a goal.

Teddy Blueger's goal marks the first 5-on-3 shorthanded goal scored by Pittsburgh since Matt Cooke scored one on Feb.