Silovs Shines in Pittsburgh's Comeback Bid

0:00It's April 26th. You're listening to NHL News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. Pittsburgh Penguins, rookie goalie, arturs, siloves, stepped up big in Game 4 against the Philadelphia Flyers. Facing elimination down three games to none, he made his first start in two weeks and stopped 28 of 30 shots for a 4-to-2 win. Now the series sits at 3-1 Flyers lead, with Game 5 set for Monday at 7 p.m., Eastern England and Pittsburgh, siloves ain't new to high-stakes playoffs. Last year, with the Vancouver Canucks, injuries forced him into action where he went 5-5, including a key overtime win. He even helped Abbasford snag the caulder cup in the minors, earning playoffs MVP honors there too. Penguins traded for him last July from Vancouver for a forward and a draft pick. Coaches and teammates are hyped about his poise. Penguins bench-boss Dan Mewes called it no surprise, praising how siloves prepped all season.

1:00Flyers coach Rick Tockett, who coached him before, knows firsthand he's capable of handling pressure. Defensemen, Parker Wotherspoon, shouted out his breakaway stops and confidence after sitting out. This season, the 25-year-old Lavian backed up veteran Stewart Skinner, who struggled early in the playoffs with zero wins in three starts. Siloves built trust with 19 regular season wins in 39 games. His timely spark has penguins chasing history. No teams rally from down 3-0 at home since 1942. Momentum's building, but they need another gym from Siloves to keep fighting. Playoff hockey's were legends give-made and he's embracing every second of this do-or-die run.