The Penguins might not want to leave Sweden.

After a lackluster performance in their first game at Avicii Arena, the Penguins got revenge on the Predators 4-0 on Sunday morning behind a dominant first period and rookie goaltender Sergei Murashov’s first career win — and shutout.

Following Friday’s performance, when the Penguins didn’t trouble Predators goalie Juuse Saros much at all, Sunday’s first period was a complete role reversal. The Penguins scored more goals (three) than the Predators managed shots on Murashov’s net (two).

Pittsburgh got the scoring started early, just 2:19 into the contest. Defenseman Parker Wotherspoon got his second tally of the season with a wrister from the point. Joona Koppanen and Danton Heinen were posted up in front of Saros, who couldn’t see the puck be

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