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Sidney Crosby has his first career playoff overtime goal - and it was beautiful.

The Pittsburgh Penguins captain rifled a one-timer upstairs, blocker side, past Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy 40 seconds into overtime to win Monday's game 3-2, and tie the Eastern Conference Final at 1-1. It was the fastest overtime goal in Penguins playoff history.

Crosby was robbed earlier in the game, but his slump's over. The goal was his first in nine games, since Game 4 of the first round.

Patric Hornqvist on Sidney Crosby's OT winner: "You guys (the media) were all over him and then he scores the biggest goal of the year."

— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) May 17, 2016

Here's another angle of the goal:

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TORONTO - Richard Clune scored the go-ahead goal late in the third period as the Toronto Marlies advanced to the American Hockey League's Eastern Conference final with a 4-3 victory over the Albany Devils in Game 7 on Monday. Kasperi Kapanen ...

Nikita Soshnikov slapper bounces smartly off to Rich Clune for crucial 4-3 goal. #Wow #MarliesLive pic.twitter.com/kXHm0xFJ7V

— Toronto Marner Leafs (@MarnerLeafs) May 17, 2016

Canada's team remains alive.

Rich Clune scored the decisive goal in a thrilling Game 7 in Toronto on Monday night, sending the Marlies to the AHL's Eastern Conference Finals, where they'll face the Hershey Bears.

That was a hell of a series between TOR and ALB. Nasty and entertaining. Marlies advance.

— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) May 17, 2016

The Marlies won the game and the series 4-3.

With the third period beginning in a 1-1 tie, the two clubs seemed destined for an extra frame. That was before the teams erupted for five goals.

When you put three goals past Wedgewood and that Albany defence in 8:23 in a Game 7, you've really earned that win. #AHL

— PATRICK WILLIAMS (@pwilliamsNHL) May 17, 2016

Kasperi Kapanen finished with a goal and an assist, Connor Carrick continued his excellent playoffs, scoring his sixth of the postseason, and William Nylander added an assist.

The Devils' Paul Thompson had two goals, as Albany gave the AHL-best Marlies everything they could handle in a tightly contested series, despite dealing with myriad injuries.

Marlies Round 3 schedule. pic.twitter.com/QKeLNv4cbi

— James Mirtle (@mirtle) May 17, 2016

The Western Conference Final will feature the Lake Erie Monsters against the Ontario Reign. The Monsters eliminated the Grand Rapids Griffins in overtime of Game 6 on Monday, with Zach Werenski scoring the golden goal.

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Sidney Crosby will have to wait a bit longer.

The Pittsburgh Penguins captain hasn't scored in eight games, and Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy used his glove hand to stone Crosby, doing his best to extend the streak to nine.

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Okay @NHLonNBCSports you caught me👆🏼👃🏼 pic.twitter.com/zvrJqoXLMG

— Robby Fabbri (@RFabbri15) May 17, 2016

Robby Fabbri can take a dig at his own expense.

The St. Louis Blues rookie forward was caught picking his nose during Game 1 of the Western Conference Final against the San Jose Sharks on Sunday, and instead of shying away from it, he took it deeper by supplying an emoji guide for the act.

Nothing wrong with enjoying some boogies with the Blues.

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The Pittsburgh Penguins so-called third line has a prominent new fan.

Made aware of the red-hot Carl Hagelin, Nick Bonino, and Phil Kessel line, former WWE superstar and current ambassador Shawn Michaels - also known as 'The Heartbreak Kid' - gave his seal of approval to the Penguins Monday night:

Not sure my "blessing" means much but anybody w/an #HBK line is OK with me!! 😄 #PITvsTBL https://t.co/xa9E5aegxp

— Shawn Michaels (@ShawnMichaels) May 17, 2016

Thanks to a Kessel goal in the first period of Game 2, and the fact he started paying attention to the HBK craze, Michaels found himself trending on Twitter in Pittsburgh and couldn't help but tune in for the second period.

Y'all got me watching the game!!! #PITvsTBL #HBKLine pic.twitter.com/KQLRTqTAWX

— Shawn Michaels (@ShawnMichaels) May 17, 2016

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They're quickly becoming the Jonathan Drouin playoffs.

The Tampa Bay Lightning forward's unlikely renaissance continued on Monday night in Pittsburgh, when he scored for the second time in two games of the Eastern Conference Final against the Penguins.

The goal was Drouin's third of the postseason, giving him 11 points in 12 games. He had 10 points in 21 games during the regular season.

Matt Murray, though, will be the first to admit that he's got to have Monday's goal:

The point is, Drouin is playing the best hockey of his life, and no one would have imagined this would be the case even a few months ago, when he requested a trade and was suspended after leaving the Lightning's minor-league team.

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Hey, Stralman's back. #StanleyCuphttps://t.co/uk5QNC6xZo

— #StanleyCup Playoffs (@NHL) May 17, 2016

Welcome back, Anton Stralman.

Out since March 25 with a fractured fibula, the Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman received a pass Monday night from Jonathan Marchessault and roofed the puck past Matt Murray for his fifth career playoff goal.

The goal, Stralman's fifth against the Penguins this season alone, helped make up for some rusty defense displayed earlier in the game on a goal scored by Matt Cullen.

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The Tampa Bay Lightning have a key piece on the blue line back in the lineup.

Defenseman Anton Stralman took part in warmups and will play Game 2 against the Pittsburgh Penguins, his first game action since fracturing his fibula on March 25.

Anton Stralman back with his familiar partner Victor Hedman during rushes. #TBLightning #TBLvsPIT

— Bryan Burns (@BBurnsNHL) May 16, 2016

Behind him, Andrei Vasilevskiy will make his second career postseason start in the absence of Ben Bishop, who was injured in Game 1 and is considered day to day.

In six playoff appearances, including Game 1 of this series, Vasilevskiy has posted a save percentage of .923.

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Tampa Bay Lightning forward Ryan Callahan is sitting out Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Final.

The 31-year-old will miss the game due to the flu, the club announced. He has a goal and two assists in 11 playoff games.

Brown moves up to take Callahan's place on line with Paquette and Boyle. Condra with Namestniikov and Marchessault #tblightning

— Joe Smith (@TBTimes_JSmith) May 16, 2016

Callahan made news in Game 1 after he sent Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang into the boards from behind. He picked up a five-minute major penalty, but remained in the game and wasn't suspended.

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