Mike Sullivan Addresses Goalie Issue For Penguins

Jake Guentzel scored twice and Sidney Crosby scored 1:48 into overtime, and the Penguins win over the Philadelphia Flyers in comeback fashion; 5-4 at the PPG Paints Arena.

The Penguins were down 3-1 when Patric Hornqvist and Bryan Rust scored 39 seconds apart to tie the game early in the 3rd. Then after Michael Raffl put the Flyers ahead, Guentzel’s second goal with 1:04 left sent the game into the extra frame.

Tristan Jarry earned his second win in as many games, coming in to relieve Matt Murray, who left the game in the second period after Flyers forward Jakub Voracek collided with him in the net area.

After the game, head coach Mike Sullivan spoke about the situation with Murray’s injury and the goalies moving forward:

(Audio courtesy of Penguins Radio Network.)

The Penguins improve to 13-10-3 on the year, jumping into a 4th-place tie with Washington in the Metropolitan Division. The Flyers fall to 8-9-7.

Pens 5 vs. Flyers 4 Final in OT.

The Pittsburgh Penquins pulled off a 5 to 4 overtime victory against the cross state rival Philadelphia Flyers at PPG Paints Arena Monday November 27, 2017. Sid “the kid” Crosby scored at the 1:48 mark of overtime to seal the deal for the Pens on their second straight win.  Kris Letang and Phil Kessel assisted on Crosby’s game winner. Jake Guenztel was the big scorer on the night for the Pens with two goals and an assist. Bryan Rust and Patrick Hornqvist scored the other two goals for the Pens. The Pens are now 13-10-3 on the season with  29 points on the season. The Pens return to action Friday night with game one of a back to back series with Buffalo in Buffalo on Friday night.

Pens Fall short in the Third Period against the Bruins!!!

The Pittsburgh Penquins  took on the Boston Bruins on Friday November 24,2017 in a special Thanksgiving matinee game from Boston. The Pens fought back in the second period after being dominated in the first period tying the score at 3 going into the intermission. The Pens then gave up an early third period goal and trailed the Bruins throughout the majority of the period. The Pens put the pressure on late in the period pulling goal tender  Matt Murray with a minute left but the Pens just couldn’t put the puck in the net to tie the game falling by the final score of 4-3. Pens goals were scored by Guentzel, Kessel and Crosby.

Murray Shines For Penguins In Ottawa

The Penguins were victorious once again on Thursday night, defeating the Senators 3-1 at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa.

Neither team scored in the first, but Patric Hornqvist tallied with 5 minutes to go in the second, and with 9 seconds to go in the frame, Jake Guentzel notched his 6th of the season and what proved to be the game-winner. Billy Sheehan picked up his first goal in a Pittsburgh uniform to seal it with 31 seconds left in the game.

Matt Murray only stopped 21 shots on the night, but an early robbery of Mike Hoffman in the 1st was a key play that kept the game scoreless. After the game, Murray had some thoughts about that save:

(Audio courtesy of Penguins Radio Network)

Pittsburgh (11-7-3) now returns to the PPG Paints Arena on Saturday night to face the Chicago Blackhawks. Pregame is at 6:30 on Beaver County Radio, and puck drop is at 7:00.

Pro Sports Scores & Schedule: November 16, 2017

NFL

8:25pm
Tennessee at Pittsburgh
[Pre-game at 6:25]

NHL

Last Night
Chicago 6, NY Rangers 3
Detroit 8, Calgary 2
Anaheim 4, Boston 2

7:00pm
Carolina at NY Islanders
New Jersey at Toronto

7:30pm
Pittsburgh at Ottawa
Arizona at Montreal
Dallas at Tampa Bay

8:00pm
Philadelphia at Winnipeg
Nashville at Minnesota

9:00pm
St. Louis at Edmonton
Washington at Colorado

10:00pm
Vegas at Vancouver

10:30pm
Florida at San Jose
Boston at Los Angeles

NBA

Last Night
Cleveland 115, Charlotte 107
New York 106, Utah 101
Washington 102, Miami 93
Atlanta 126, Sacramento 80
Indiana 116, Memphis 113
Minnesota 98, San Antonio 86
Toronto 125, New Orleans 116
Milwaukee 99, Detroit 95
Oklahoma City 92, Chicago 79
Portland 99, Orlando 94
Philadelphia 115, LA Lakers 109

8:00pm
Golden State at Boston

10:30pm
Houston at Phoenix