From the ArcaMax Publishing, Sports Update Newsletter:
http://www.arcamax.com/news/sports/s-348462-803415
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -- Jeoffrey Lupul scored the first of
Philadelphia's three opening-period goals Thursday and the Flyers kept
their season alive with a 4-2 victory over Pittsburgh.
The Penguins lead the Eastern Conference Finals 3-1 and will try to
earn a spot in the Stanley Cup Finals at home Saturday in Game 5.
Philadelphia scored more goals in the first period Thursday than it
had in any of the first three games of the series.
Lupul scored on a slapshot 8:27 into the game and the Flyers then got
power-play goals from Daniel Briere and Jeff Carter to take a 3-0 lead
after one.
Pittsburgh got two goals from Jordan Staal in the third period, the
second coming with 5:49 remaining in regulation, but Martin Biron was
perfect the rest of the way and Lupul clinched it by scoring into an
empty net with 32 seconds to play.
Biron made 36 saves and Pittsburgh's Marc-Andre Fleury had 30.
The loss was only the second for the Penguins in this year's playoffs.
The Penguins swept the Ottawa Senators in the opening round and
defeated the New York Rangers in five games in the conference
semifinals.