SUNRISE, Fla. — T.J. Oshie didn't see his go-ahead goal get into the net. The Florida Panthers didn't see this coming, either.Oshie scored the go-ahead goal midway through the third period, Vitek Vanecek stopped 30 shots and the Washington Capitals rallied past the top-seeded Panthers 4-2 in the opener of their Eastern Conference first-round series Tuesday night.
The Capitals must have ignored those numbers. Here's a number not worth ignoring: The last time Florida led a playoff series 1-0 was in 1997, and the Panthers wasted a chance to change that on Tuesday night. “Typically Nicky fashion, sauced it through a guy's legs and right on my tape," Oshie said. “I just redirected. Didn't see it go in, so he had to come tell me that we scored. It's always nice to get that go-ahead goal."Claude Giroux and Sam Bennett scored for Florida. Bobrovsky stopped 34 shots for the Panthers, the Presidents’ Trophy winners after an NHL-best 122 points in the regular season — and saw the home-ice advantage slip away in their playoff opener.
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