The Red Wings blanked the Penguins in the Stanley Cup final opener on Saturday night, leaving Pittsburgh in a tough spot heading into Game 2 on Monday night.

Detroit shut out Pittsburgh 4-0 as a -160 favorite on Saturday night, as Chris Osgood stopped all 19 shots he faced. Mikael Samuelsson scored a pair of unassisted goals in the win, and Daniel Cleary scored a shorthanded goal as Pittsburgh tried to mount a comeback on the power play late in the third period.

Henrik Zetterberg also scored for Detroit; that tied him with Johan Franzen for the playoff goal-scoring lead with 12, and it also moved him ahead of Sidney Crosby atop the playoff points list with 22.

Pittsburgh netminder Marc-Andre Fleury had a busy night in the loss with 32 saves on 36 shots. Penguins top scorers Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Marian Hossa were a combined -3 in Game 1 with eight shots on goal.

Pittsburgh will need them to bounce back quickly in Game 2 to avoid an 0-2 series deficit. The Penguins' offense completely stalled against the Red Wings' hard-pressing defense as they were held to only four shots in the second period and only three in the third.

Go to for the updated line and total for Game 2 prior to puck drop.