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<p>A three-goal first period provided all of the offense the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins needed to record a 4-1 win over the Hartford Wolf Pack on Sunday evening at XL Center.</p><p>The win saw the Penguins improve to 10-2-1-0 on the season, making Wilkes-Barre/Scranton the first AHL club to hit double digit wins this year. Conversely, the loss stretched Hartford&#8217;s winless streak to eight games (0-6-2-0) and saw the Wolf Pack fall to 3-8-2-0 for the campaign.</p><p>The Penguins hardly looked like a team playing its third game in three days, pumping 14 shots on the Magnus Hellberg in the first period, and 40 on the afternoon.</p><p>Reid Gardiner wasted little time opening the scoring, blocking a shot in the neutral zone and then taking on Hellberg one-on-one. His blocker-side shot beat the Hartford netminder 1:39 into the contest for his third goal of the season.</p><p>A Chris Summers tripping call gave the Penguins their first power play 7:22 into the game. Dominik Simon made sure the opportunity wasn&#8217;t wasted, scoring on a backhand 40 seconds into the advantage for what turned out to be the game-winning goal.</p><p>Marek Hrivik&#8217;s stick caught Lukas Bengtsson in the face and drew blood late in the first, sending the Wolf Pack&#8217;s leading scorer to the penalty box for a double minor. David Warsofsky made the first half of the penalty count by blistering a shot from the point that beat Hellberg to the far corner for the defenseman&#8217;s second goal of the season at 19:30.</p><p>That score held until Hrivik finally solved Tristan Jerry 5:19 into the third for his team-leading sixth goal of the season. But Ryan Haggerty, playing against his former club, notched his first goal as a Penguin with 3:10 to play to ice the game for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.</p><p>Jarry stopped 22 shots, raising his record to 6-2-1 on the season. The Penguins finished the game 2-for-7 on the power play, and killed both Hartford chances they faced, raising their league-leading penalty kill rate to 90.6 percent.</p><style>
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WBS Penguins use strong start to defeat Wolf Pack