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Most normal day at JFK Airport… like a dad trying to figure out which son is lying 😂

@MarkMaddenX Soda hasn’t been on PK that I’ve seen . That tells me he’s still odd man out when Lizzotte is back.

Who sits?

Lots to celebrate tonight 😄

@JoshYohe_PGH Yeah if Skinner can’t go next time , let’s see Murashov

Silovs with another rough goal against. 1-1.

Forward Avery Hayes has been recalled from the @WBSPenguins (AHL).    Goaltender Taylor Gauthier has been recalled from the @WheelingNailers (ECHL).    Goaltender Stuart Skinner (upper-body) will not dress today versus Florida.

@PensML Egor

Who will score the first goal for the Pittsburgh Penguins tonight against the Florida Panthers? My pick is Bryan Rust. Drop yours in the comments! #LetsGoPens                      (Leaderboard in Comments)

@JoshYohe_PGH Put Rakell back on his line he’s been making everyone around him better

An interesting note: Of those 73 goals, Sidney Crosby has scored one of them.

Evgeni Malkin: "I almost cried a little bit, you know?! It’s huge for me. I (last) scored a hat trick a long time ago, I don’t remember when. Again, it’s lots of emotion. And I want to say thank you. Thank you for the support for myself, (the) team. It’s crazy." 🥹

@kelsey_surmacz4 Rakell has been great lately . Put him back up with Crosby to get him going again 😂

UPDATE: 4G, 2A for Rakell, Malkin, and Novak tonight.

@Chubbybubbles77 @JoshYohe_PGH Well that’s certainly true . However Dubas seems to have some hesitations to bringing him back

@wardnut22 @JoshYohe_PGH He doesn’t have to prove anything to anyone

Geno with a hat trick. And the place goes nuts. 9-2.

@PensInsideScoop Extend him

PPG Paints Arena just ERUPTED in "GENO! GENO! GENO!" chants 😍

Evgeni Malkin hat trick. What a way to get it lol.

Tough to comprehend the history here today. Sidney Crosby got point 1755 to tie Steve Yzerman for 7th all-time, 2nd most with one team. Evgeni Malkin got point #1400. Just a general holy sh*t appreciation post for 20 years.

@HunterHodies Dewar or Novak should sit over Elmer

I’m beginning to wonder if Soderblom is going to stay in the lineup when Lizotte comes back.

Make that 1,401 career points for Evgeni Malkin now! 😉

BUT THAT'S NOT ALL. Evgeni Malkin becomes just the 23rd player in NHL history - and the third in #LetsGoPens history behind Mario Lemieux and Crosby - to record 1,400 points with the Penguins.

Thunderous standing ovation for Geno Malkin, who notches his 1400th career point.

@MarkMaddenX Murashov could at the least replicate skinner and Silovs performance . FFS call him up

It amazes mat a GM that’s made every right move hasn’t pulled the trigger on an obvious one. And yeah, the Penguins’ defensive structure is ***t. But make a save.

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