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Penguins rally from two-goal deficit to top Mammoth 4-3
Noel Acciari's third-period goal secured Pittsburgh's comeback from a two-goal deficit; Dylan Guenther scored twice quickly for Utah, who led early in the game.
- Pittsburgh completed a comeback as Noel Acciari scored the go-ahead goal at 8:03 of the third on Saturday night.
- A 91-second burst by Utah built on Guenther's goals at 5:06 and 6:37 mark power play, giving Utah a 2-0 lead.
- Anthony Mantha scored a power-play goal with 5:12 left in the second, and Thomas Novak equalized with a wrist shot at 2:34 remaining.
- Utah's Ian Cole tied the game with a 30-foot wrist shot at 4:17, and Karel Vejmelka made 19 stops for the Mammoth.
- Dylan Guenther's performance left him with 33 goals and a rare feat as he became only the second NHL player since the 2018-19 season to score two unassisted goals in less than two minutes, while the Penguins travel to Colorado on Monday night.
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Noel Acciari scored with just less than 12 minutes left in regulation for the Pittsburgh Penguins, who rallied from an early two-goal deficit to beat the Utah Mammoth 4-3 Saturday in Salt Lake City.
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