Lightning defeat Penguins for first win in Pittsburgh since 2010

Anton Stralman #6 of the Tampa Bay Lightning
celebrates his goal with teammates during the first
period against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Consol Energy
Center on February 20, 2016 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 

(Photo by Gregory Shamus/NHLI via Getty Images)

"The Neutral Zone" Staff Report

The Tampa Bay Lightning managed to defeat the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday afternoon by a score of 4-2, earning their first win in Pittsburgh since 2010.

The Penguins outshot the Lightning 39-20, and outdid the Lightning in hits 38-34.

Tyler Johnson, Steven Stamkos, Anton Stralman, and Matt Carle scored for the Lightning, while Scott Wilson and Tom Kuhnhackl scored for the Penguins.

Jonathan Marchessault had two assists for the Lightning.

Jeff Zatkoff made 16 saves for the Penguins in 20 shots faced, while Ben Bishop made 37 saves for the Lightning in 39 shots faced.