Pens take 2-1 lead over Red Wings into 3rd period

A quick-hitting goal, a fortunate one and a spectacular save gave the Pittsburgh Penguins a chance Monday night to extend the Stanley Cup finals against the Detroit Red Wings.

Pittsburgh led Detroit 2-1 entering the third period of Game 5, needing a win to force the series to return home.

The Penguins went ahead 2-0 in the first period on Marian Hossa's wrist shot and when Adam Hall was credited with an unassisted goal that caromed into the net after Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall tried to whack the puck into a corner.

The Red Wings pulled within one early in the second with a lucky goal of their own and were robbed on a shot that could have tied …