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Marc-André Fleury Falls Down

March Of The Penguins Takes A Bad First Step

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The Pittsburgh Penguins were understandably nervous for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Detroit but there aren't a whole lot of worse ways to begin your Stanley Cup Finals triumph.

Penguins goalie Marc-André Fleury led his team onto the ice. Well, perhaps "led" isn't the best term. Fleury bit it with his first step into Joe Louis Arena and he never full recovered, although he did have a solid first period.

Four goals later, three in the third and the Penguins seem to be down by more than just 1-0 in the series. They weren't even close to contending with the more experienced Red Wings.

Fleury's going to have to perform a triple axle with his entrance in Game 2 to make up for this gaffe.