Brayden Point scores 3 power play goals in 1:31, Tampa Bay Lightning beat Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3

The Pittsburgh Penguins filled the penalty box in a hurry. Brayden Point loaded up the net with pucks at a rapid pace, too. Point scored three straight power-play goals in 1:31 -- the sixth-fastest three goals in NHL history -- and the Lightning beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 on Thursday night. Bill Mosienko holds the record, scoring three times in 21 seconds for Chicago against New York in 1952. Point's 91-second burst was the first NHL hat trick of his career and the second-fastest three goals since 1967-68. Pittsburgh took three penalties in 10 seconds in the final minute of the first period. Point's first power-play goal came with 2.7 seconds left in the first. He scored twice in the first 1:28 of the second period, finishing two slick one-touch passing sequences with one-timers.