In their first back-to-back game of the season, the Penguins take on the Calgary Flames at PPG Paints Arena.
Doors open at 5:30 PM.
The game will be available to watch<\/a> on SportsNet Pittsburgh locally, streamed via ESPN+ out-of-market, and on the radio in the Penguins app and 105.9 the X.
This is the first regular season broadcast on SportsNet Pittsburgh: the same channel as before, but with a new look. Josh Getzoff will handle play-by-play duties, while Colby Armstrong will provide color commentary. Hailey Hunter is the rinkside reporter, and Dan Potash will be the studio host.
The Penguins Foundation 50\/50 raffle at tonight\u2019s game against the Calgary Flames will benefit the ALS Association of Western PA. This donation will be in honor of Chris Snow, Assistant General Manager of the Calgary Flames, who passed away on September 30 following an ALS diagnosis four years ago.
Team Records: PIT (1-1-0) CGY (1-0-0)
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Sidney Crosby\u2019s 448 multi-point efforts rank 11th in NHL history. Dating back to last season, Crosby has three multi- point efforts over his last five games. Last night was the 93rd time Crosby\u2019s notched multiple goals in a game, a feat that only Alex Ovechkin (167) has accomplished more times among active players.
The Penguins own an all-time record of 103-10-5 when both Crosby and Malkin score a goal in the same regular-season game.
Only Vancouver\u2019s Brock Boeser (4) has more goals than Sidney Crosby (3) this season.
Goaltender Tristan Jarry turned aside all 19 shots he faced last night in Washington to pick up his 14th career shutout. In doing so, he also recorded his first win of the 2023.24 campaign and in the process surpassed Matt Murray for sole possession of the third-most wins in team history (118).
This season, no team has successfully killed off more penalties than Pittsburgh (7), and the Penguins are one of just seven teams with multiple power-play goals for (2).
One of Pittsburgh\u2019s offseason pickups, Matt Nieto, enters tonight\u2019s game one point shy of 200 in his career. Last season, Nieto split the 2022.
23 campaign between the San Jose Sharks and Colorado Avalanche, recording 12 goals, 12 assists, 24 points, and two game-winning goals in 81 games.
The Other Kind of Penguins<\/strong>
In partnership with the National Aviary, African Penguins will be available for fans to see on the FedEx Level behind sections 115 and116 for ten games this season, beginning with tonight’s game against Calgary. The penguins will be visible between 6:30-7:00 PM and during the 1st intermission.
The future game dates where penguins will be visiting are:
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Fans in attendance will receive a magnetic schedule (courtesy of UPMC).
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