To the 4,600 faithful’s relief, the Fleet killed off the overtime penalty and sent the game into a shootout. It felt like it took a little bit for us to kind of find our rhythm in the game,” Fleet coach Kris Sparre said. The Fleet have only allowed one other goal on the penalty kill this season. With a hot start to open the third period, the Fleet regained the momentum — and ultimately the lead. Boston got two power-play opportunities — both times due to Micah Zandee-Hart penalties — and scored on the second chance.