Three power play goals from their second unit and strong defensive play power Pittsburgh to a decisive 6-2 victory

Standard looking game in the early going, Ryan Shea takes a penalty but the Pens kill it off. The game kicks up a notch with a few minutes to go in the first. Nedeljkovic makes a beautiful glove save to rob Rasmus Andersson of a goal.

The Calgary Flames had numerous great chances to take the lead on the Pittsburgh Penguins (10-12-4) and more chances still to tie the game, but the Penguins got a memorable performance from their netminder and three power-play goals.