
Crosby & Malkin: Penguins' Playoff Push
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Pittsburgh Penguins legends Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin are leading the team to their first playoffs in four years, setting history with their impressive stats. Crosby, with 72 points, is chasing Steve Yzermans record and is now seventh on the all-time points list. Malkin, with 59 points, is fifth among European-born players and is on track to surpass last years mark. Their chemistry and clutch play have the team at 96 points, securing a playoff spot. With only four games left, Crosby and Malkin are chasing more records, and fans are excited to see these veterans make another Cup run.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Crosby & Malkin: Penguins' Playoff Push. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 5th. This is NHL News Today, powered by AI, your team, your update. Pittsburgh Penguins are charging toward their first playoffs in four years, powered by Legends, Sydney Crosby, and Evgeny Malcolm, dropping history making. Stats left and right. Crosby's lit up the scoreboard, with 13 points in his last 10 games, including 11 assists, leading the team with 72 points in. 66 games. He just passed Steve Iserman for 7th on the all-time points list at a 5-7-5-6. Meanwhile, Malcolm's on a Tier 2, hitting his first hat trick in four years with three goals in four points against Florida, pushing his career. Total to 1,0405, and landing 5th among European-born players. He's got 59 points in just 54 games this season, blowing past last year's mark already. Fans are buzzing as these two icons, with their combined heart trophies, consmides, and art ross awards carry the penguins like old times.
1:00Their chemistry and clutch play have the team at 96 points, 7 ahead of the islanders, and 8 up on the flyers and blue jackets. With only four games left, Crosby's chasing Marcel Dillon and Ron Francis on the all-time list, while Malcolm's hot streak keeps the Metro division. Second spot in sight. Officials say this duo's experience can make Pittsburgh a real threat if they lock in that playoff birth. As Crosby and Malcolm rewrite the books in what might be their final high stakes run, Penguin's nation holds its breath. These vets still got that fire. To chase another cup.
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