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Point Earned, Streak Secured: Devils Outlast Penguins 2-1 in SO Thriller

  Photo: Andrew MacLean This thrilling Metropolitan Division clash was a goaltending masterclass from both ends of the ice. The New Jersey Devils ultimately prevailed in the shootout, defeating the Pittsburgh Penguins 2-1 to secure their second consecutive victory and extend their perfect season-opening home winning streak to seven games. The Devils' win was anchored by netminder Jake Allen, who stopped a stunning 33 of 34 shots through regulation and overtime. Across the ice, the resilient Penguins earned a crucial point, thanks to rookie Arturs Silovs—who turned away 23 of 24 shots while holding the Devils' potent offense in check, an impressive feat for an injury-riddled squad missing six key players. Pittsburgh Penguins Lineup: Rust - Crosby - Kindel Novak - Malkin - Mantha Koppanen - Hayes - Koivunen Heinen - Lizotte - Dewar Wotherspoon - Karlsson Shea - Letang Graves - Clifton Silovs Murashov New Jersey Devils Lineup: Noesen - Hughes - Bratt Meier - Hischier - Mercer Pala...
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Penguins VS Capitals 4-3, 1/2/24




*Sorry for the lack of photos! Hoping to get permission eventually.*


   The Penguins played against the Capitals in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, January 2nd. The Capitals won with a 4-3 score.


Penguins lineup against the Capitals:

Guentzel - Crosby - Rakell

Smith - Malkin - Rust

O'Connor - Eller - Puustinen

Harkins - Acciari - Carter


Pettersson - Letang

Graves - Karlsson

Joseph - Ruhwedel


Jarry

Nedeljkovic


    Just 55 seconds in, Thomas Wilson scores and the Capitals are in the lead - this being his 11th goal of the season. Beck Malenstyn scores, Martin Fehervary scoring next! Alex Ovechkin scores the 4th goal for the Capitals - Rickard Rakell scores the first goal for the Penguins with just seconds left!


   SIDNEY CROSBY SCORES!! With Crosby's goal, he is tied with Joe Thornton for 12th place on the NHL all-time points lists - 1,539. Jake Guentzel scores the last for the Penguins and for the game! The final score of the game being 4-3.




 

 




"We definitely had a chance to get back in this game," Rickard Rakell said. "It's even more frustrating that we didn't have the start we wanted and had to come back from four goals."





 




POST-GAME : Alex Nedeljkovic

POST-GAME : Mike Sullivan

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