For the third time in the last four games, an opponent badly outshot the Pittsburgh Penguins (7-2-2). However, for the third time in those games, the Penguins had a chance to win the game.

The Pittsburgh Penguins’ rivalry with the Philadelphia Flyers is rarely boring. And the latest edition of the cross-state battle was no exception. Shootout goals by forwards Matvei Michkov and Bobby Brink gave the Flyers a 3-2 home win Tuesday at the venue now called Xfinity Mobile Arena.

Konecny notched his 200th career goal in the second period on a shot from the right circle, beating Pittsburgh goalie Arturs Silovs over his blocker. He became the 17th player in Flyers history to reach the 200-goal plateau.

Tonight’s contest between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Pittsburgh Penguins is not just a battle for Metropolitan Division bragging rights; it's a compelling

This trade offer could see the Pittsburgh Penguins doing the unthinkable and trading Evgeni Malkin to the Florida Panthers.

The two teams most people associate with Rick Tocchet’s hockey career are the Flyers and the Pittsburgh Penguins. But not necessarily in that order.

The Pittsburgh Penguins dispatched the Vancouver Canucks in their recent matchup, giving the Penguins their fifth win of the season through seven games. Playing

The Penguins ' second line of Malkin, Anthony Mantha and Justin Brazeau continues to be a force, combining for two goals and five points Monday. Malkin has gotten onto the scoresheet in seven straight contests, with multi-point performances in four of them, and through 10 games he's erupted for three goals and 16 points.

Crosby and Malkin know this could be their final season together, and they're eager to help the Penguins exceed expectations.