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Benoit Pouliot Opens Stanley Cup Final Scoring With Breakaway Snipe

New York Rangers forward Benoit Pouliot had a phenomenal individual effort leading to the first goal of the 2014 Stanley Cup Final. Pouliot poke-checked Los Angeles Kings defenseman Drew Doughty and then went in on a breakaway and ripped a fantastic shot past Jonathan Quick’s blocker side. Definitely a great start for the blue shirts.

[GIFGoldMine.com]

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