Shilov Concedes Goal in Penultimate Second of Regulation as Penguins Lose NHL Game in Overtime
Latvian goaltender Arturs Shilov saved 30 shots in an NHL game, but the Pittsburgh Penguins lost 4-3 in overtime to the Utah Mammoth. A goal allowed in the penultimate second of regulation cost the team the win.
Latvian goaltender Arturs Shilov played in a National Hockey League (NHL) game on Thursday. The NHL is North America's top professional hockey league. His team, the Pittsburgh Penguins, lost at home in overtime to the Utah Mammoth, 4-3.
Shilov stopped 30 shots during the game. The Penguins were unable to hold on to a win in regulation, though. A goal allowed in the penultimate second of the third period denied them the victory and sent the game to overtime, where the visitors from Utah scored the decisive goal.
The result is a 4-3 overtime loss on home ice for Pittsburgh, in a game in which Shilov made 30 saves.
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