Pittsburgh Penguins Take a 3-1 Series Lead After Game Four Goal
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Four of a series is usually a must-win game for both teams.
Unless it's a 3-0 advantage, chances are it will decide the
series winner. That was exactly the mindset of both the
Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators before the fourth game
of the series at Scotiabank Place.  For the Penguins, a win
would give the defending Cup champions a commanding 3-1 lead
heading back to Pittsburgh.  For the Senators, a win would allow
them to tie up the series at two apiece, forcing a best of three
for the semifinals.  The game began exactly as one might have
expected, with the Senators playing with a ton of emotion.
Except referee Brad Meier deemed it to be too much emotion, as
Chris Neil, Chris Kelly, and Max Talbot were all sent to the sin
bin six minutes into the game.  The ensuing Pittsburgh power
play proved to be uneventful, but Brian Elliot made a number of
fine stops to bring the home cro