Penguins Claw Back, Win 4-2, Series Tied 3-1

0:00It's April 26th. This is NHL News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Corey with the story. Pittsburgh Penguins pulled off a crucial 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers in game 4 of the Eastern Conference first round, keeping there, playoff dreams alive. Cindy Crosby and Rickard Raquel each notched a goal and an assist, leading the charge for the No-2 seed from the Metro Division. Our tours, silos, stepped in net, stopping 25 shots in his first playoff action since last year. Chris Latang and Connor Doe were added goals for Pittsburgh, with doors sealing an empty net style for his first career playoff marker. For Philly, the No-3 seed, young Denver Barkey ripped home his first playoff goal, and Travis Kineckney-Talley too, but Dan Vlater couldn't hold. The fort with just 17 saves. Fans and Philly felt the sting as the Penguins clawed back from a three games to none whole. Nobody's done this since the 1975-Hiles. Crosby's power play snifed the tone early, and Raquel's hustle goal, wide in the gap,

1:03showing Pitt's vets still got that fired despite the age on the roster. Silo's steady play was a game changer, especially after Stewart Skinner starts in the first three. Philly pushed back in the third, but Latang's 4 on 4 blasts and doors clincher shut the door, proving desperation brings out the best. Philly sits at 3-1 flyers, with game 5 hitting PPG, Pains Arena, and Pittsburgh on Monday at 7 p.m. Eastern. Penguins got a steal it, to force game 6, or Philly punches their ticket.