Tampa Bay Lightning commanded the 3-1 Series in the Stanley Cup Finals against the Dallas Stars on Friday. Kevin Schattenkirk is an overtime hero, 5-4 to LightningBox score) Win a power play goal.

Dallas quickly led 2-0 with a 2 to 1 victory over the first period, rather than repeated attacks on the goal. Such an approach remained a star in the game, even if their leads evaporated and turned into a deficit. Eventually their match win turned into more opportunities with goals, and for what seemed to be the first in the series, they were firing as fast as Lightning.

Joe Pavelsky’s shot from the right side of the net tied things with four goals in the second half of the third period, sending the game overtime. Ice opened for both teams as Corey Perry and Brayden Point were sent to the box for hooking and simulation, respectively, and started additional frames. But when Jamie Ben was called to kick skates under Tyler Johnson, an important call happened beyond just five minutes of overtime-see when Stars players discussed officially. Was a catchy explanation that was given to Ben.

Lightning, who scored two of the four regulation goals in Power Play, was in the best position to play this game and did just that. Shattenkirk fired one from the right side of the net and sent a puck past Anton Kudobin to win.

Tampa Bay needs to win another match to raise the Stanley Cup for the first time since 2004. Dallas, where the fairy-tale post-season run led them to the finals first, is at stake.