Arizona lose without Grabner
It takes a long time for a decision to be reached in the shoot-out against Pittsburgh.
1 min readSource: LAOLA1.at
The Arizona Coyotes lose 3:4 at home to the Pittsburgh Penguins after a shoot-out. Michael Grabner is once again not used by the home side and has to take a seat in the stands.
16 penalties are needed to decide the game. Ultimately, a converted attempt by Teddy Blueger decides the contest. The action goes back and forth in regulation time. Jared McCann (3.) gives Pittsburgh an early lead, Conor Garland (15.) equalises. Patric Hornqvist (24.) gives the visitors cause to celebrate again.
Taylor Hall (30) and Derek Stepan (52) turn the game around for the Coyotes, but Brandon Tanev (57) sends the Penguins into overtime, where no goal is scored. With a win, Arizona would have taken the lead in the Pacific Division, but instead they remain level on points (with 55 each) with Calgary in second place.
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