Islanders F Michael Grabner scores two shorthanded goals on same penalty

At the Sochi Olympics, New York Islanders forward Michael Grabner scored five goals while representing Austria - good enough for a share of the tournament lead with Team USA sniper Phil Kessel. On Thursday, Grabner returned to NHL action and did so in rather spectacular fashion. 

While the Austrians played a defense optional style, in the NHL, Grabner is a solid two-way forward and a quality penalty-killer. He proved it once again on Thursday, racking up two quick short-handed goals on the Toronto Maple Leafs in a span of less than a minute.

Grabner's first goal resulted from some excellent forechecking. He pressured Maple Leafs defender Jake Gardiner into a bad pass that was picked off by Frans Nielsen. He would feed the Austrian speedster who made no mistake on an opportunity in the slot:

Grabner's second goal was a complete gift, as he put home a Jonathan Bernier puck-handling gaffe with a single second remaining in the very same Maple Leafs power-play opportunity...

With his four-on-five offensive outburst against the Maple Leafs on Thursday, Grabner became the first player to score two short-handed goals on the same penalty in over four years: