A lot of stuff went wrong in that final minute.

A lot of stuff went wrong after that final minute.

But all of it was preceded by one really bad decision.

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Ducks, four, penguins, three via what else shootout.

And for all of the blown leads that we've witnessed, oh, you know, just this week,

let alone the past two or three years, there'd never been one with 0.1 on the clock

until this one. But that's what was showing up on the big board when Beckett Seneke made a

centering pass that Eric Carlson inadvertently gloved into the net behind Artur Shilovs, sending the event to its inevitable doom,

by that I mean that it went to a shootout, and there's so much to utterly detest about the closing

of regulation in terms of just the execution that I could fill multiple episodes

breaking down the breakdowns.

I'm not going to do that.

I might do it a little bit.

But I'm going to start with where this started, and that is that the Penguins earned a

power play with 17.5 seconds left on the clock, and, of course, the one goal lead. That does a couple of

things. That gives you the face-off in the Anaheim zone that forces Joel Quenville to keep

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