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Pittsburgh Penguins
Stanley Cup Champions
Stanley Cup Finals
Pens win 4-3
Series results
Game 1 - PIT 1 @ DET 3
Game 2 - PIT 1 @ DET 3
Game 3 - DET 2 @ PIT 4
Game 4 - DET 2 @ PIT 4
Game 5 - PIT 0 @ DET 5
Game 6 - DET 1 @ PIT 2
Game 7 - PIT 2 @ DET 1
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Calder Cup Playoffs
East Division Final
2nd RoundBears win series, 4-3
Baby Pens eliminated
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Tag Archives: Recaps
Pens cruise past Canes for commanding 3-0 lead
Bring on Detroit! (Or Chicago). The Penguins beat the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 3 on Saturday night by a score of 6-2 and they are ready to return to the Stanley Cup Finals to battle the Red Wings or Blackhawks. They still have one more game against Carolina on Tuesday night, but Game 4 is [...]
Posted in Pittsburgh Penguins Also tagged Carolina Hurricanes, Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh Penguins, Sidney Crosby, Stanley Cup Playoffs 2 Comments
Unlikely scorers chip in as Fleury, Pens survive Game 1
Miroslav Satan and Philippe Boucher were not supposed to be here. The Penguins assigned Satan to the AHL on March 4th to make salary cap room for Bill Guerin, whom the Penguins acquired at the trade deadline. With Petr Sykora in the lineup and Guerin and Chris Kunitz in the mix, Satan was the odd [...]
Posted in Pittsburgh Penguins Also tagged Cam Ward, Carolina Hurricanes, Marc-Andre Fleury, Miroslav Satan, Philippe Boucher, Pittsburgh Penguins, Stanley Cup Playoffs 1 Comment
Letang nets OT winner as Pens cut Caps’ lead to 2-1
Kris Letang scored his first career playoff goal in the 11th minute of overtime, and the Pittsburgh Penguins survived another stellar performance by Simeon Varlamov in a thrilling 3-2 victory at the Mellon Arena in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. With the win, the Pens cut the Caps’ series lead to 2-1 and [...]
Posted in Pittsburgh Penguins Also tagged Evgeni Malkin, Kris Letang, Pittsburgh Penguins, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Washington Capitals Leave a comment
Penguins’ power play fails miserably in Game 1 loss
It was a familiar sight on Saturday afternoon for Penguins fans. Criticized throughout the season for failing to make the simple plays and getting shots on goal, the Pens’ power play once again failed them in their Eastern Conference Semifinal opener against the Washington Capitals, as they dropped Game 1 by a score of 3-2. [...]
Posted in Pittsburgh Penguins Also tagged Pittsburgh Penguins, Simeon Varlamov, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Washington Capitals 2 Comments
Wings look beatable, but Pens still lose Game 1